Shortly after the release of Led Zeppelin’s fourth album, Jimmy Page’s white “Dragon Suit” made its appearance. The suit was custom made, and embroidered were the zodiac symbols for Capricorn, Scorpio and Cancer. Page’s zodiac reference is linked to his… Continue Reading
Stevie Ray Vaughan’s career was shaped very differently to what you would expect from a modern pop icon. He didn’t have a stylist telling him what he should wear, or a musical advisor telling him how he should play. Even… Continue Reading
Matt Skiba is the guitarist and vocalist for Blink 182. According to Matt, his dress code has remained constant for his 20 year career. “We don’t have to grow up. I don’t think people have to. It’s all a state of… Continue Reading
In addition to being a military advisor, Jeff has worked with Jimi Hendrix, Steely Dan, The Doobie Brothers and many more. A lot of his work has involved time in the studio as a session player, and his professional dress… Continue Reading
Wes Borland is the guitarist for Limp Bizkit. He’s known for his visual performance style, and has been seen performing in costumes ranging from bunny to kung fu suits. He usually performs with body paint as well as a pair… Continue Reading
Jerry Cantrell is the lead guitarist and co-lead vocalist for Alice in Chains. His dress code is relatively simple, and can be achieved with a black outfit complemented with some jewelry. Jerry is a supporter of the MusiCares fund, which… Continue Reading
The Edge is often seen wearing jeans along with an interesting T-shirt of choice. He likes to complement his outfit with a high-end leather jacket and beanie. U2 frontman, Bono, launched his own clothing line in 2005 called EDUN. The… Continue Reading
