Punk is more than just a style of clothing; is a cultural movement that was born in the 1970s in Great Britain and the United States. Punk fashion reflects a rebellious spirit, protest against the system and rejection of generally accepted social norms.

Features of punk style:

Color palette: Mainly black, red and other bright colors. Fabrics: Leather, denim, vinyl, lace. Cut: Tight clothing, short skirts, open and torn elements are often worn. Details: Pins, locks, metal chains, buckles. Torn fabrics, ties and stickers with symbols. Footwear: Heavy boots such as Dr. Martens, or stilettos. Accessories: Barbed collars, metal bracelets, piercings, faux hooks and laces. Hair and make-up: Bright, often extreme. Hairstyles can include brightly colored hair, mohawks and boxy parts. Punk style is characterized by its boldness and desire to express personal protest through clothing. Although punk as a cultural movement reached its peak in the 70s and 80s, its influence on fashion remains relevant today, inspiring designers and youth around the world.