Dress like a rock star: The aesthetic defines counterculture fashion rebellion


The looks donned by Timothee Chalamet in 'A Complete Unknown' shows Bob Dylan's style evolution as a rockstar. Photo: AP

The recent Bob Dylan biographical drama, A Complete Unknown, has renewed interest in how rock stars dress.

It focuses on the iconic singer-songwriter’s early life (set in 1960s New York City), but costumes worn throughout narrate a decade defined by counterculture fashion rebellion.

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