Comments on: Keith or Anita?

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By: enterrement de vie de jeune fille

enterrement de vie de jeune fille — Mon, 24 May 2010 21:53:06 +0000

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By: erika

erika — Mon, 24 May 2010 16:59:47 +0000

I found Mick Jagger’s use of capes in Gimme Shelter so inspiring I made one last year after not being able to find one anywhere. I actually prefer his style to Keith’s it is a bit more rumpled. Keith did have a great haircut however. I am not super impressed by Anita Pallemberg. She wore what the other stylish girls wore. So what. Also she seemed to be terribly disloyal to Brian. All around I much prefer the style of The Who. I was watching The Kids are alright the other day and the mod suits they wore were absolute perfection. Also The Song Remains the Same, Jimmy Page’s outfit on stage. Lest we forget, women in music are not just accoutrement. Janis Joplin had one of the best wardrobes ever. Her clothes were major styling hippie luxe. And Angela Bowie may not have made the music but she directly created David Bowie’s stage persona and look.
As for myself. I prefer to interchange between feminine and less so. I never dress for men. Although I do know what will get their attention. And I dress like a boy although I do have boobs. I have to say tha I feel far more powerful when I am dressed up like a lady however. Sort of superior and untouchable.

By: Kapaali

Kapaali — Mon, 24 May 2010 03:27:11 +0000

I’m like you, Sister, I feel silly when I wear heels and dresses. It’s just not my bag. I’ve always taken my fashion cues from men (Noel Fielding, anyone?). The exceptions to that rule are women who don’t dress like girly girls AND rock, like Joan Jett, Patti Smith, and Alison Mosshart (who I would totally go gay for after I was done with Jack White, oh yes).

By: theresa

theresa — Mon, 24 May 2010 00:16:07 +0000

Well, I don’t think they take me seriously, necessarily, but they don’t know how to deal with me at all.fine by me.

By: theresa

theresa — Mon, 24 May 2010 00:12:04 +0000

For me, dressing up (girly, tough, costume-y, whatever) is the way I differentiate myself as a girl who is not ok with the power vagina free love mentality that is “hooking up.” Furthermore, the girlier I look at my college, the more men fear me (because they are used to unwashed pseudo grunge hippie-ness.) The poofier my dress, the higher my shoes, the longer and more princess-y my hair: the more I scare them. I also enjoy wearing leather and Keith Richards pirate blouse, blazer sort of stuff…but generally speaking, if I look styled AT ALL guys take me seriously. Strange you are, college culture.

(I am sure its different at bigger schools, but at least at small liberal arts school, I am fairly certain that unwashed gen y faux feminism is the modus operandi.)

By: thereswaterhere

thereswaterhere — Sun, 23 May 2010 21:24:08 +0000

Totally a boob thing, for me at least 🙁 I can’t wear androgynous-wear no matter how hard I try or want to. It’s baaaaad. Even blazers have to be cropped short and super slim in the waist or its frumps-galore!

By: Nadia

Nadia — Sun, 23 May 2010 08:11:37 +0000

Keith Richards is definitely my favorite Stone! He’s got more spunk than the rest of them put together (sorry Mick Jagger fans, but it’s true). It’s definitely much cooler to be the Rock Star than the girlfriend!

By: kate

kate — Sun, 23 May 2010 00:00:58 +0000

Mick said in many an interview that he never spent money on clothes or cared about his appearance. Now a critical glance at his precisely disheveled look would contradict his claims. I always felt like he was trying too damned hard to be NOT try-hard, if that makes any sense. I also recall reading that he derived his style from Anita’s, wearing her clothes (hence the pussybow blouses, Italian fedoras, tight pants, jewelry, and occassional furs and scarves). So maybe Keith wore it better, but Anita was still the mastermind and was basically his stylist.

If there’s one person I want to call out as an annoying over-cited influence though it’s Marianne Faithfull-totally poor little rich girl Anita imposter. Even though Brian Jones was sort of annoying in a similar fashion I find myself most attracted to his ridiculous style too–I mean, the guy wore Thea Porter and had that hilarious cloud hair. I guess I like humorous style over pure cool.