November 1, 2000

 
 

November 1, 2000. Fashion is a changing pattern that can be tracked in many things: television, movies, and music, all portray fashion of their specified time. For example, I am currently watching The Hunter where Robert DeNiro won his first Academy Award. The movie also featured Christopher Walken, which I believe was his second film after Anne Hall (Woody Allen classic). Everyone in this movie has bushy hair compared to today's hair dos which all remind me of George Cloony. Television fashion is most popularly portrayed and recognized by the old M.T.V. reruns of their eighties shows. Big long hair and with ripped jeans and overly exaggerated jewelry, especially necklaces. Music? The two words, fashion and music instantly put one person in my mind. He portrays the mid seventies transition from old school rock and roll to the new eights metal, the transition was called the disco era. As part of the beginning of the disco era, glam-rock was the hottest scene. The man who I am climaxing this journal entry to is A man who I admired during my middle school years, his name is David Bowie. He was the top of the world during the glam-rock scene and I believe he portrayed the fashion scene perfectly. To add to that he also is portraying current fashion by dressing like many of the current turn of the century heavy-metal rock artists.

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