This may seem tame by today’s standards but, in 1985, this was something of a breakthrough in advertising. I’m sure Nick Kamen’s laundrette striptease not only shifted millions of pairs of Levi’s but also greatly boosted the popularity of boxer … Continue reading →
The 1980s saw a new expression added to the English language – ‘gender bender’. The concept itself – adopting some dress codes of the opposite sex, as opposed to straightforward cross-dressing – was far from new. Marlene Dietrich had done … Continue reading →
Don’t ask me why it started, but by the beginning of the 80’s ‘the clone’ was beginning to become a universal phenomenon (and I don’t mean Dolly the sheep!). Some commentators suggest the first clones appeared in San Francisco’s Castro … Continue reading →