Month: April 2017

Rockabilly Clothing pieces that are going to be your Best Friend for Spring

Spring is here, meaning it’s time to revamp your rockabilly clothing wardrobe and prep for warmer weather. Here’s how to style your punk rock clothes.

Rockabilly Clothing for the whole family
Rockabilly Clothing for the whole family

Springtime means flowers are blooming and the sun is getting hot. This is the time to bust out your Rockabilly Clothing and get styling. We have clothing options for the whole family. This ranges from baby onesies, men’s rockabilly shirts, and rockabilly dresses.

Styling your clothes for changing season is half the fun of rockabilly fashion. Now is the time for leather jackets, mixed textures, long boots, flirty dresses, and baby bibs.

Follow along as we look through our favorite curated styles suitable for punk rock lovers, pin up girls, and badass babies alike. Without further ado, here are our rockabilly picks for Spring.

 

Rockabilly Clothing for Women in Springtime
Rockabilly Clothing for Women in Springtime

Check out our Polyvore set for Punk Pink Ladies For this Spring style we’re pairing our black and hot pink rockabilly wiggle dress, an embroidered leather bag, leather jacket, and crazy rainbow hair to create the perfect rockabilly look for her.

Rockabilly Clothing for Men
Rockabilly Clothing for Men

This is our simple and casual look for all of our punk rockers out there. This simple spring wardrobe features chuck shoes, a black beanie, and our Macabre Show Death Love Song men’s t-shirt. This look is perfect for slipping out on your skateboard or riding high on your road hog.

Rockabilly Clothing for babies and children
Rockabilly Clothing for babies and children

Springtime is here, so dress your rockabilly baby accordingly! We’ve styles this jumper/onesies that feature stylish tattoo inspired designs. Pair with a badass rattle, ribcage baby bib, adorable kitty hat, and a comfy crib and you’ve curated the perfect punk rock baby look!

Love our style? Check us out on Polyvore and follow for even more rockabilly clothing looks for men, women, and children.

4 Rockabilly Girls who lead the way for Rock and Roll Music

Rockabilly girls: Ruth Brown at Memphis Hippodrome 1950
Rockabilly girls: Ruth Brown at Memphis Hippodrome 1950

Is there anything rockabilly girls aren’t good at? We’re looking at the top 4 females who hit it big in rockabilly music.

It may be the big names like Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash who come to mind when you think of rockabilly music but have no doubt that rockabilly girls were also taking the stage with their musical talents.

From raspy rock and roll to country, blues, and rockabilly, these ladies were true talents. Without further ado, here are the top 4 females who hit it big in rockabilly music.

1. Ruth Brown


Ruth Brown was a true talent with an amazing voice that could be both raspy, smooth, squealing, and fantastic. Gorgeous Ruth Brown not only had an amazing, raspy voice that was perfect for her rock and roll/blues genre, she also had an amazing sense of fashion. Her rockabilly dresses were to die for. Talent and style? We call that a win/win.

2. Carlene Carter


It’s no wonder that Carlene Carter became a bonified rockabilly girl – it was in her blood! This country rockabilly girl is the daughter of June Carter, of Johnny Cash and June Carter, and her first husband Mr. Carl Smith. Miss Carter had catchy rhythms and brought sexy rockabilly clothing into her genre.

3. Wanda Jackson


Probably one of the biggest rockabilly girls in the industry, Wanda Jackson is a multi-talented rockabilly singer. She played the piano, guitar, and wrote her own song. Dubbed as “The Queen of Rockabilly”, Jackson hit the Top 40 charts and experienced amazing success with her music and raspy, rockabilly voice.
4. Janis Martin

Sometimes referred to as “The Female Elvis”, Janis Martin had a great sound in rockabilly music. She had fantastically catchy music that had sexy double entendres. This rockabilly girl was born in Virginia and was playing with music legends Hank Williams and Eddy Arnold at the age of 5 years old.

Never underestimate these talented pinup girls when it comes to boogying down to their own rockabilly music.