The British Pop Dandy

Exploring the phenomenon of pop dandies, this study examines why British stars like David Bowie and Robbie Williams embrace extravagant styles. By mapping these male artists against a rich cultural and historical backdrop, the author draws connections to iconic figures such as Oscar Wilde and David Beckham. The analysis delves into the intersection of musical performance and masculinity, providing a critical perspective on how these artists challenge traditional norms through their flamboyant personas.