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Today, what is thought of as ska fashion probably emanates from the 1979 ska revival lead by the 2 Tone record label and bands like The Specials and Madness. The fans of this music style became known as Rude boys and Rude girls, named after the Jamaican street gangsters of the 1960s that were known for their eloquent sense of style. The fashion sense was a cross between mod and skinhead, with a penchant for borrowing from teddy boy accessories. | Today, what is thought of as ska fashion probably emanates from the 1979 ska revival lead by the 2 Tone record label and bands like The Specials and Madness. The fans of this music style became known as Rude boys and Rude girls, named after the Jamaican street gangsters of the 1960s that were known for their eloquent sense of style. The fashion sense was a cross between mod and skinhead, with a penchant for borrowing from teddy boy accessories. | ||
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