The British Pop Dandy

Exploring the phenomenon of pop dandies, this study examines the flamboyant styles of British stars like David Bowie and Jarvis Cocker. It delves into the cultural and historical influences on male pop artists, linking them to iconic figures such as Oscar Wilde and W.H. Auden. Through a critical lens, the book analyzes how masculinity shapes musical performance and the absurd extremes of style embraced by these artists, providing a rich context for understanding their roles in pop culture.