Punk's Not Dead: In Stores Now

Historically, the punk lifestyle was never associated with wealth or high price tags. Keeping in this spirit, we sifted through the goods at some of the most affordable clothing stores, to find the best offerings for the cheapest prices.

Punk's Not Dead!

More than a smattering of designers showed looks influenced by punk at the FW13 shows. In looks ranging from direct interpretations to subtle influences, we've pulled together a sample of what we saw.

The more literal looks:

(Versace, Anne Sofie Madsen, and two looks from Anna Sui)

Influence on Jackets and Vests:

(1 Piu 1 Uguale, Rachel Comey, Rodarte, Surface to Air)

Some Softer, More Feminine Looks

(Araisa, Alice + Olivia, and three from Moschino Cheap and Chic)

The Grunge end of the Spectrum

(Three from Saint Laurent, Rodarte, and Rebecca Minkoff)

Leather and Bondage

(1 Piu 1 Uguale, Fendi, Saint Laurent, Chanel, and Tess Giberson)

Subtler Influences

(Cheap Monday, Christopher Kane, 3.1 Phillip Lim, Fendi, and ALC)

Punk Staples: Leopard and Plaid

(Givenchy, Three from Moschino Cheap and Chic, and Preen by Thornton Bregazzi)

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Punk's Not Dead: Accessories from the Runways

Studded shoes, bags and jewelry are nothing new, but the accessories from the FW13 shows take a decided step towards bondage with straps, harnesses, and collars.

chanel

prabal gurung

rachel roy

saint laurent

versace

moschino cheap and chic

chanel

fendi

af vandevoorst (from ss13)

all photos courtesy of style.com