New Romantics Collection (page 2)

Pop Singer Simon Le Bon of Duran Duran. April 1989

Pop group Duran Duran pose for photographs at the National Exhibition Centre. Simon Le Bon, Roger Taylor, Andy Taylor, Nick Rhodes and John Taylor. 7th May, 1981

Pop group Spandau Ballet pictured in the Daily Mirror studio. 30th June 1980

Duran Duran with Grace Jones and Tanya Roberts at a press call the day after the film premier " A View to A Kill" Simon Le Bon, Nick Rhodes, Roger Taylor 13/06/1985 June 1985 1980s

Pop Group Spandau Ballet November 1982 Pop Group Spandau Ballet in the Bahamas recording their new album. Tony Hadley, Steve Norman, martin Kemp, John Keeble Gary Kemp

Duran Duran hitch a ride on a baggage trolley when they arrived at Newcasle Airport. (L to R lower picture) Simon le Bon, Andy Tayor, John Taylor, Nick Rhodes (hidden behind John)

Tom Bailey, Alaanah Currie and Josh Leeway who form British pop group The Thompson Twins 2nd January 1985

Alannah Currie and Tom Bailey who form pop duo The Thompson Twins pictured inside the famous Doheny and Nesbitt bar in Dublin February 1987

Pop group Spandau Ballet pictured in the Daily Mirror studio. John Keeble, Gary Kemp, Tony Hadley. 30th June 1980

Alannah Currie of British pop group The Thompson Twins performing on stage during a concert in Oxford February 1984

Tom Bailey of the British pop group The Thompson Twins performing on stage during a concert in Oxford February 1984

Tom Bailey and Alannah Currie of the British pop group The Thompson Twins performing on stage during a concert in Oxford February 1984

British pop group The Thompson Twins performing on stage during a concert in Oxford February 1984

Tom Bailey, Alaanah Currie and Josh Leeway who form British pop group The Thompson Twins 2nd January 1985

fans of British pop group The Thompson Twins watch them performing on stage during a concert in Oxford February 1984

Alannah Currie of the British pop group The Thompson Twins performing on stage during a concert in Oxford February 1984

British pop group The Thompson Twins performing on stage during a concert in Oxford February 1984

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"New Romantics: A Glimpse into the Iconic Era of Music and Style" Step back in time to the vibrant world of the New Romantics, where music and fashion collided to create a cultural revolution. Singer Boy George steals the spotlight at the Montreux Pop Festival in Switzerland, showcasing his daring new haircut that perfectly embodies this era's flamboyance. Meanwhile, Spandau Ballet's Steve Norman captivates audiences with his undeniable charm and talent during a Studio Pix session on June 30th, 1980. His presence alone epitomizes the essence of New Romanticism. In Dublin, pop duo The Thompson Twins—Alannah Currie and Tom Bailey—radiate an aura of mystery as they pose for pictures outside their musical haven. Their unique style captures both intrigue and fascination among fans worldwide. Speaking of Dublin, Alannah Currie and Tom Bailey continue to enchant as they grace us with their presence once again. This time captured within the heart of Dublin itself, their image becomes synonymous with artistic expression and individuality. Boy George takes center stage once more but this time donning a long wig paired with a coat adorned by safety pins—a true testament to his fearless approach towards fashion. His audacity inspires countless others to embrace self-expression without boundaries. Amidst all these captivating moments lies an act of kindness—the St John Ambulance Volunteers carrying a fan at a Duran Duran concert. Their dedication showcases not only compassion but also highlights how music brought people together during this extraordinary era. The Music Machine in London serves as an epicenter for creativity where icons like Britt Ekland and Steve Strange gather alongside other guests who share their passion for artistry. These individuals become beacons within this movement that forever changed popular culture. Finally, we witness Steve Norman from Spandau Ballet alongside friends at The Music Machine in Camden Town—an iconic location that witnessed countless unforgettable performances throughout history.