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My objectives are to answer the following questions for each trend that I present.

1. Why was this fashion chosen?

2. What was the stereotype associated with this fashion?

3. Can you wear it in 2024 without judgement?

4. What remains of this culture in 2024?

I also wish to dash a stereotype that comes with people who wear these clothes (E.g, they are violent or stupid).

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They are the demonization of the working class.

Sports cap, striped Polo T-shirt, full tracksuit, at least 1 jewelled piercing, Tattoos, gelled hair, Nike air Max shoes

Women = Big hoop earrings, tied back hair, lots of hair spray, plastered makeup and a tracksuit of only 1 colour (Pink, beige, orange)

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Doc martin boots, Livies with turned bottom cuffs, Fred perry T-shirt

Full shaved head (used to have grown out side-burns)

Stone Island and CP Company, Classic Adidas trainers

Odd buzzcut

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Doc martin boots, Livies with turned bottom cuffs, Fred perry T-shirt

Full shaved head (used to have grown out side-burns)

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Warning to police about the presence of crime in their area.

Vauxhall corsa, puffer jackets, Shota bags, black Nikes

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I will create a voiced over documentary that will inform the viewer about the fashion trends that have shaped Britain’s culture and politics.

The images shown will be chosen on their ability to convey the points that I am talking about.

An example of this would be showing Margaret Thatcher only when I discuss her involvement with Football Casual culture, rather than confusing the narrative by placing her clips everywhere.

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The Death of Britain's Most FEARED Subculture..

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The links below each fashion faction are to YouTube videos that will be used to base many of my points on. I hope to condense these 20 minute long videos into an easy to understand, yet informative, timeline. These points will then be told to my viewer in a much shorter fashion that emphasises their fashion.