We all know that guitar players and musicians in general do not usually care what other people think about what they are wearing. They don’t usually go with the flow in terms of fashion. In fact, they don’t feel obligated to wear tuxedos during formal events, what more with sterling silver cufflinks?
There is always the difference when it comes to taste. Most artists don’t want to see themselves looking like everybody else. Whenever they see something wrong in the society or in humanity in general, they are compelled by their own conscience not to conform on whatever it is that is creating the great divide. Fashion, in general, has become that for most societies especially in the past years.
The best improvement in the fashion world nowadays is eliminating just that. Although class struggle can never be resolved by fashion, the fact that there is now a great cultural understanding and consideration in the fashion industry is a greater leap. This prods some artist to actually show up on a red carpet event wearing almost absolutely anything they can think of.
Accessory makers even consider their eccentricity a commodity in itself. Take for example, music cufflinks. Most of the cufflinks that are being manufactured are not the traditional ones you get to wear during a formal event. Some of them are quite wacky and fun to see, you can almost think that they are out of place. But says who? If people like Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam can wear engravable sterling guitar cufflinks during the Grammy Awards, why can’t normal people like us do?
