Two boys with teddy boy hairstyles, Winton, Eccles
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Two boys with teddy boy hairstyles, Winton, Eccles
Two boys with teddy boy hairstyles and casual clothes pose under the motorway bridge in Winton, Eccles. Date: 1970s
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Attitude Casual Eccles Hairstyle Hairstyles Jackets Jeans Martin Motorway Neill Oneill Pose Posing Sunglasses Teddy Teenager Teenagers Trendy Winton Fashionable Teds
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In this evocative photograph taken in the 1970s, two teenage boys, Martin and Neil, proudly display their teddy boy hairstyles and casual attire under a motorway bridge in Eccles, a town in the North of England. The boys, with their slicked-back quiffs and exaggerated side parts, embody the trendy and fashionable ted subculture that emerged in the UK during the post-war era. The boys' casual clothing, consisting of jeans and jackets, complements their hairstyles, reflecting the laid-back attitude of the time. One boy wears sunglasses, adding to their nonchalant demeanor. The motorway bridge serves as a stark contrast to their vintage style, highlighting the juxtaposition between the old and the new. The teddy boy subculture, also known as "ted" or "teddy," was characterized by its distinctive hairstyles, clothing, and attitude. The teds were known for their love of rock and roll music, particularly American rockabilly, and their rejection of the prevailing mod culture. This photograph captures a moment in time, preserving a piece of social history and showcasing the fashion trends and attitudes of the 1970s in Eccles and beyond. The image offers a glimpse into the past, transporting us back to a time when fashion and music were powerful expressions of identity and individuality. The boys' pose, with their confident and defiant gaze, speaks to the spirit of rebellion and nonconformity that defined the teddy boy subculture. This photograph is a valuable historical record, providing insight into the social scenes and trends of the 1970s and the enduring influence of the teddy boy style.
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