A fun way to funk any outfit out is with a thick silver linked chain. It's more fun when worn with something more soft and girly, but that's just my opinion. You can find something similar to this at Charlotte Russe. 
Both of these looks are so rocker chic & so easy to attain. This warms my heart. If you're savvy with the scissors go nuts on pair of old jeans.
Can everyone rock this? Maybe not. Confidence is key when it comes to the one-sleeved dress. So if you think you can take on the challenge of a sequined filled, one single sleeved dress, please, rock it with your head held high.
"One day in 1976, I did a picture for the cover of Interview. And I had my hair very straight, blown out, and so we did the shoot, we shot the picture. And then my friend the photographer said, 'Now wet your hair.' And I said, 'What do you mean? I can't wet my hair.' And he said, 'I just want to try something.' And my hair was superfrizzy, and of course that's what ran on the cover, and that's how I've worn it since."
I am now Mark Fast's number one fan. Well, maybe not, but I have gained a new respect for the designer who decided to use plus sized models at this years London Fashion week!
Even if you're not interested in buying the brass-knuckle "Peace Keeper" bags, James Piatt demonstrates the true meaning of edge through his fashion photography featured on his website. The bags poke fun at a dead version of Tinkerbell (Paris Hiltons dog), gun shaped bags, and other dark but interesting ideas. They embody humor and controversy, the perfect recipe for fashion with a societal reflection. The bags run from $85-$989.
From the streets of Helsinki, Finland these photos reveal the edgy clothing choices that all the fashion conscious citizens in the capital are rocking. It includes a quote from the people themselves talking about their fashion inspirations and where they purchased some of the pieces they're wearing. Pure awesomeness.