Teddy boys

These well-dressed teenager of the '50s and '60s were inspired by the styles of the Edwardian dandies. In addition to looking fine as hell, they were early converts to the gospel of rock and roll.

Check out 50 years of British street style history courtesy of Ben Sherman.

"The Teddy Boy look" began in 1950's England when young men wore clothing inspired by the dandies of the Edwardian era. They were originally named "Cosh boys" until the Daily Express shortened 'Edwardian' to 'Teddy' for a headline in 1953, changing history.

From the beehive to the afro and the footballer's perm, a new BBC documentary celebrates the nation's love of a flamboyant hairstyle – the bigger the better

Teddy Boy Creepers

Photograph, black and white, 'Tattooed Teddy boy - Southend on Sea', by Kevin Lear, 1974.

Love this advert

Eddy et Pat Vince Jésus Mario et Olivier Bruno

Teds!

Classics from the 50s and 60s, with photos and interactive trivia quiz

These well-dressed teenager of the '50s and '60s were inspired by the styles of the Edwardian dandies. In addition to looking fine as hell, they were early converts to the gospel of rock and roll.

“It’s been very satisfying to witness so many reunions and seeing the smiles on people’s faces as they meet old friends.” – Chris Porsz Dog and Tina Original 1985 – Reunion March 2015 No Brake Light Original 1980 – Reunion May 2010 Nobby Original 1980 – Reunion September 2015 Double Bubble … Continue reading "Photographer Reunites People He First Spotted On The Streets 40 Years Ago"