Count The Cowboy As A Classic Icon.

In the history of the history, all the cowboy fabrics that had been worn by visitors were remembered by the audience. The Alexa Chung, Jane Birkin, and countless fans follow the list.

Marilyn Monroe, and the representative of rebellious youth James Dean et al.

Catherine Bach

Catherine Bach

Although Catherine Bach is not as famous as other people in the list, she is not only the actor of Daisy Duke, the heroine of the 70s TV drama "The Dukes of Hazzard", but also the first person to try out the hot pants.

She was asked to take the costume to the audition before that year, so she chose the latter in a checked shirt and a fur denim hot pants, but never thought that it was unwittingly launched.

The longest lasting trend in history.

The TV poster with her cowboy hot pants sold five million copies, while in the TV series, more insurance companies covered one hundred dollars and ten thousand dollars for her leg.

Debbie Harry

Debbie Harry

Before Debbie Harry wore a cowboy to the stage, no one expected that cowboys and rock music could complement each other.

Previously, jeans always remind people of the concept of American sunshine and healthy body, and Debbie Harry showed a messy rock beauty directly with a cowboy.

The combination of jeans and jeans is actually a very challenging match, and the success of Debbie Harry is undeniable.

Bruce Springsteen

Bruce Springsteen

In 1984, singer Bruce Springsteen's album "Born in the USA" came out, and the album's cover is the back of the singer, and the background is part of the American flag, which also made one of the most immortal photos in the cowboy history.

The photographer Annie Leibovitz, who took the photo, caused a lot of controversy so far. Some conservative Americans criticized the cover because the picture "looks like a singer is urinating at the national flag".

Bruce Springsteen denied this accusation and said: "we did not intend to do so.

At that time, I took a lot of photos for the album cover, and finally found that my buttocks were more photogenic than my face.

So we used this picture to make the cover.

There's no conspiracy theory behind this picture. I don't do these things very often. "

Jane Birkin

Jane Birkin

The words "freedom, freehand brushwork and naughty" are too much for the crossover artist Jane Birkin, and she is 60s.

Spokesperson.

In the picture, jeans occupy the central position in the Jane Birkin's styling.

For her, simplicity is very important: a cowboy bell bottomed trousers can be matched with a low-key T-shirt or a striped knitted sweater (this is also a look that Alexa Chung often imitate) or a non button top jacket.