Club Kids
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| Name | Club Kids |
| Duration | Late 1980s to early 1990s |
| Location | New York City, London, Paris |
| Influences | Punk rock, New Wave music, Glam rock |
| Derivatives | Rave culture, Electronic dance music |
Club Kids were a group of young, flamboyant, and eccentric individuals who emerged in the late 1980s and early 1990s in New York City, particularly in the East Village and Greenwich Village. They were known for their outrageous and creative fashion sense, which was influenced by Punk rock, New Wave music, and Glam rock. The Club Kids were a key part of the city's vibrant Nightlife, frequenting popular nightclubs such as Limelight, The Palladium, and Twilo. They were also associated with Michael Alig, a prominent figure in the New York City club scene, who was known for his extravagant parties and events at The Limelight and other venues, often featuring performances by Deee-Lite, RuPaul, and Lady Miss Kier.
History of the Club Kids
The Club Kids emerged in the late 1980s, a time of great creativity and experimentation in New York City. They were influenced by the Punk rock and New Wave music scenes, as well as the Glam rock movement, which had been popularized by artists such as David Bowie, Roxy Music, and T. Rex. The Club Kids were also drawn to the city's vibrant Nightlife, which included popular nightclubs such as Studio 54, Xenon, and Danceteria. They were known for their outrageous and creative fashion sense, which often featured wigs, makeup, and costumes inspired by Science fiction, Fantasy fiction, and Horror fiction. The Club Kids were also associated with Michael Alig, who was known for his extravagant parties and events at The Limelight and other venues, often featuring performances by Deee-Lite, RuPaul, and Lady Miss Kier, as well as DJs such as Junior Vasquez and Danny Tenaglia.
Notable Club Kids
Some notable Club Kids include Michael Alig, who was a prominent figure in the New York City club scene and was known for his extravagant parties and events at The Limelight and other venues. Other notable Club Kids include James St. James, who was a close friend and associate of Michael Alig and was known for his outrageous and creative fashion sense, as well as Ernie Glam, who was a popular DJ and party promoter in the New York City club scene. The Club Kids were also associated with a number of other notable figures, including RuPaul, who was a popular drag queen and television presenter, as well as Deee-Lite, a music group known for their hit song Groove Is in the Heart. Other notable figures associated with the Club Kids include Lady Miss Kier, Super DJ Dmitri, and Towa Tei, who were all part of the Deee-Lite music group, as well as Junior Vasquez and Danny Tenaglia, who were popular DJs in the New York City club scene.
Style and Fashion
The Club Kids were known for their outrageous and creative fashion sense, which often featured wigs, makeup, and costumes inspired by Science fiction, Fantasy fiction, and Horror fiction. They were influenced by the Punk rock and New Wave music scenes, as well as the Glam rock movement, which had been popularized by artists such as David Bowie, Roxy Music, and T. Rex. The Club Kids were also drawn to the city's vibrant Nightlife, which included popular nightclubs such as Studio 54, Xenon, and Danceteria. They often wore fashion accessories such as hats, gloves, and boots, which were inspired by fashion designers such as Vivienne Westwood, Jean Paul Gaultier, and Thierry Mugler. The Club Kids were also known for their use of makeup and wigs, which were often used to create outrageous and creative fashion looks, inspired by drag queens such as RuPaul and Lady Bunny.
Influence on Popular Culture
The Club Kids had a significant influence on Popular culture, particularly in the areas of fashion and Music. They were known for their outrageous and creative fashion sense, which often featured wigs, makeup, and costumes inspired by Science fiction, Fantasy fiction, and Horror fiction. The Club Kids were also associated with a number of popular music groups, including Deee-Lite, who were known for their hit song Groove Is in the Heart. The Club Kids were also influenced by the Punk rock and New Wave music scenes, as well as the Glam rock movement, which had been popularized by artists such as David Bowie, Roxy Music, and T. Rex. They were also associated with Michael Alig, who was a prominent figure in the New York City club scene and was known for his extravagant parties and events at The Limelight and other venues, often featuring performances by RuPaul, Lady Miss Kier, and Junior Vasquez.
Legacy and Impact
The Club Kids had a lasting impact on Popular culture, particularly in the areas of fashion and Music. They were known for their outrageous and creative fashion sense, which often featured wigs, makeup, and costumes inspired by Science fiction, Fantasy fiction, and Horror fiction. The Club Kids were also associated with a number of popular music groups, including Deee-Lite, who were known for their hit song Groove Is in the Heart. The Club Kids were also influenced by the Punk rock and New Wave music scenes, as well as the Glam rock movement, which had been popularized by artists such as David Bowie, Roxy Music, and T. Rex. They were also associated with Michael Alig, who was a prominent figure in the New York City club scene and was known for his extravagant parties and events at The Limelight and other venues, often featuring performances by RuPaul, Lady Miss Kier, and Junior Vasquez. The Club Kids' legacy can be seen in the work of fashion designers such as Alexander McQueen, Gareth Pugh, and Rick Owens, as well as in the Music of artists such as Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, and Björk.