Rock n roll resources - Anna? Denise? Rae?

I am really wanting to flush out the more rock n roll casual part of my wardrobe to finish out the year. I don't seem to be having any luck. I searched for graphic tees and came up pretty much empty. They struck me at teeny bopper poseur. Could be that I was on F21 or UO sites lol! I would love if any of you ladies had a favorite online shop, or even a blog I could look into for a more grown up, refined rocker look. TIA.

10 years ago

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Latest reply was from rabbit

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WOW. Maybe I should have saved all those old concert tees. $500? http://www.nastygal.com/produc.....nimals-tee I remember when Wherehouse Records near The Hub in Fremont had barrels of last year's tees for under $10 each. No doubt some of those exact ones are going for hundreds on Nasty Gal. Ha!
But I don't want a throwback tee, seems too overplayed or something.

10 years ago

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Mo, check out Elin Kling's blog and any pictures you can find of her. She does the rocker/classy look beautifully. Current Elliot has great t's in that category too , intentionally worn edges, draped fits etc.

10 years ago

Inge

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My first thought was ASOS and Shopbop, Malina. Lots of different styles on there, of course, but they do have a fair amount of rock-inspired brands and items.

I'm sure our "rock Fabbers" will have plenty more ideas too.

10 years ago

annagybe

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Queen Michelle from Kingdom of Style does interesting rock and roll looks, sometimes
http://kingdomofstyle.typepad......w_clothes/

10 years ago

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Thanks everyone! Off to peruse . . .

10 years ago

Sara L.

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You could try etsy.com. They have lots of graphic tees.

10 years ago

Angie

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Rabbit had a great t-shirt source - PM her.

10 years ago

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I like this one but wonder if it's too similar to the studded Bebe I already have http://www.karmaloop.com/produ.....ack/417760

10 years ago

cciele

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I like Punk Masters for their sense of humor and sometimes sly references:
http://www.punkmasters.com/

10 years ago

rabbit

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I like the Punk Master shirts!

I generally trawl https://www.threadless.com/ and http://www.redbubble.com/shop/.....me_leftnav for graphic tees. There is a lot of cutesy whimsical stuff, but occasionally more edgy or artsy stuff too (and Threadless frequently has 5$ tee sales).

I just remembered I could cut the neckline out of crewneck tees and roll the sleeves, so suddenly a lot of my less worn tees are getting worn more often

For true rock and roll shirts I would check out the merch of bands you like on their official sites, or scan ebay for older merch. Or do the same with obscure movie tees or something. Or check out older All Saints tees there.

Or if you want tongue-in-cheek rock tees :

http://www.redbubble.com/peopl.....collection there are actually a couple of designers who do these 'hair only' musician tees for a lot of different musicians.

https://www.threadless.com/pro.....yle,design

only tangentially related but *swoon* I love this Acne studio tee: http://www.mytheresa.com/us_en.....m=affiliat

10 years ago

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