Post by Freakrusted on Nov 14, 2009 15:10:45 GMT -5
"I grew up in the 60ies and 70ies and we children and teenagers had to dress like our parents told us to. And I hated it. I wanted to change it as soon as I would earn my own money. Then I got into punk, which set me free of all the clothing I hated. But after years and years of rebellion in leather jackets it turned out that leather jackets weren’t rebellious anymore. But there was something else, the “fascist fashion”, so to speak, the exact opposite of worn-out t-shirts and leather jackets. It’s always been there, it never died. It’s Avant-garde and it’s sharp."
(from Von Thronstahl interview)
(from Von Thronstahl interview)
