From denim vests to bullet belts and drawer after drawer of black t-shirts, this is how metal music developed its signature ...

In the '70s, punk and metal borrowed this idea in pursuit of fashion rebellion. Icons like Lemmy Kilmister inspired the switch from leather to denim as it was easier to sew on.

Nu-metal came and went in the late '90s and early 2000s, and then fashion trends in music started to be recycled. Now, it seems everyone just wears whatever they want. As genre lines got blurred ...

From punk knitwear to nu-metal nostalgia: ... Each month I'll be bringing you the latest releases, collabs and trends in alternative fashion – and as you can see below, we're starting big in 2024.

Higher-end fashion has had a weird relationship with metal over the years. You've got brand like Barneys New York rolling out repurposed Marilyn Manson shirts with Justin Bieber's logo on them for ...

While rock subgenres like punk, goth, and grunge bring immediate signifiers to mind, what constitutes nu metal fashion is slightly murkier. It does, however, have its distinguishing attributes ...

Borrowing even more of punk’s raw aggression than Maiden or Priest did, the movement sealed the immortality of ‘battle jackets’ as a metal garment, as well as the controversial bullet belt.