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elcome to the first online
edition of REBEAT! magazine.
We’ve created a new digital
platform for Southampton based vintage
store, Beatnik Emporium.
You will find a mix of vintage culture,
combining the latest vintage inspired
runway looks with Beatnik’s own
products. One of my personal favourite
trends of spring 2016 is 40s military style,
which you can find in store and on the
shop online.
Explore the world of mod from music
to fashion. Also Blogger, Paige Joanna,
gives an insight into mixing vintage
fashion with modern trends. Let us
transform your vintage style into
something special.
Charlotte Dykes, Editor
Beatnik EmporiumOur history goes back a long way...
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M
od was more than a fashion statement; it was
a lifestyle. The youth of the 60s left behind the
old 50s Britain for a new look. They created
their own style that made them feel unique and
modern. Mod affected everything from fashion to music. It
also influenced where they went and how they got there.
The term mod came from a youth movement of well dressed,
fashion conscious men who listened to ‘modern jazz’. They
called themselves ‘modernists’, later known as ‘mod’. Jazz
was great, but the youth needed something they could
dance to. This lead to the rise of soul and RnB on the mod
scene.
Style was influenced by 50s America, and mixed with Italian
and Spanish fashion. The mod teens wanted to move
away from traditional British style. An example of this is
the ‘demob’ suit. It was baggy. It only came in grey. It was
something their parents would wear. Instead, the mods had
their suits fitted with shorter lapels.
“Mods created their own
style that made them feel
unique and modern”
Mod styles in store now at Beatnik Emporium
WHAT IS MOD?
Motown, miniskirts and all about mod
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DEPUTY EDITOR
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MUSIC DURING THE
MOD ERA
D
uring the 60s, the mod subculture was associated with
Soul, Ska and RnB music. It perfectly matched the
era’s sleek and edgy style. Before the mods became
exceedingly popular they had developed an interest in
Jazz and Blues from the time spent in various coffee bars around
London. As the mods communities grew, the music genres
associated with them became broader. Their love of blues led
them towards RnB. While the rockers community subsided, more
people were drawn to the mod culture. They began connecting
with Rock n Roll bands. The Who and The Kinks became some of
the most influential bands of all time.
Big Britpop bands, Oasis and Blur took influence from what the
artists and bands curated in the 60s mod era. They replicated
similar tones to their own modern music. Even in the noughties,
the mods were still having a significant influence on emerging
rock and indie music. Bands and artists, Miles Kane, Jake Bugg
and The Arctic Monkeys have become highly successful. Today
people are still enjoying and reminiscing over the sounds of the
rebellious era.
More recently, there has been a comeback of
vinyl. It was one of the most popular ways to play
music back in the 60s. With the revival of bands
and artists like Noel Gallagher and mod trends in
fashion, no wonder the love of vinyl has increased.
Sometimes it’s better to be a little nostalgic instead
of immersing ourselves into the mainstream.
“The magic that music
creates can be lost in
the digital world.”
People are starting to appreciate the authenticity
a record holds. It’s something you can cherish and
physically touch. An old fashioned way to play music.
It holds a more important place in someone’s heart
than a simple download. The magic that music
creates can be lost in the digital world. Placing a
record on a turntable makes it more real for the
listener. It gives them a stronger connection with
the music, rather than pressing play on a piece of
advanced technology.
THE REVIVAL OF VINYL
MUSIC NOW
REBEAT! gives you a taste of 60s music
and how it influences British artists
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WORDS BY JESSICA BURR
SOCIAL MEDIA EDITOR
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REMODIFY YOUR STYLE
D
uring the mod era, women who had previously
been shunned by the male-dominant culture
began to create their own fashion status within
society. Carnaby Street in London was one of the
first shopping destinations to introduce fashion boutiques,
catering primarily to teenage girls and young women. After
the rise in these boutiques, the fashion started to spread
rapidly. Then, female mod fashion started to emerge
especially in clubs and on the streets in day to day life.
Hemlines were gradually shortened and the mini skirt was
born. The mini skirt became an iconic piece in London,
popular among female mod fashionistas within young
fashion culture. Flat shoes were seen in Vogue, as were
trousers which weren’t as common with women at the time.
Whilst trying to achieve the look of Twiggy, girls
complimented the mini skirt with short and neat
haircuts, natural makeup paired with false eyelashes.
This was unlike the male influences of the era who
adorned with black eye shadow, eye pencil and
lipstick.
Dress up or down with this vintage style
WORDS BY CHARLOTTE DYKES
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With vibrant eyes, short
hems and sleek hair, mod
style is back for 2016
and it’s dominating the
catwalk runways.
A mix of 60’s pop, with stripes and buttons creates
the signature iconic style. At Beatnik Emporium
you will find a variety of 60’s pop dresses to channel
your inner Twiggy. There is also an array of mod
influenced jackets for men who wish to add a fashion
defying statement to their clothing collection.
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SPRING TRENDS 2016
Our pick of jackets with a 40s, 70s and 80s vibe
WORDS BY HANNAH GRIFFITHS
PUBLISHER
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“Go against the rules of bright
spring/summer colours”
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Social trends dictate fashion and in the 40s this couldn’t
be more evident. The outbreak of war in Britain caused
lifestyles to suddenly change. Men were sent away to fight
for their country while women stepped up to help out on
the home front. Elongated gowns of the 30s faded out of
fashion and were replaced by suited jackets.
1940’s MILITARY
40s trends for women contain elements of gingham, utility
and bolero jackets. Tory Burch’s collection features a
perfect, buttoned jacket with wide shoulders mimicking this
era. For men, 40s vintage trends included oversized jackets
with uniform badges in tan, khaki and black. Alexander
Wang and Balmain’s SS16 menswear campaigns focused
on this uniform trend. Go against the rules of bright spring/
summer colours.
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REBEAT! ON THE STREET
We list the best street style looks for the new season
WORDS BY CECILIA KOHLMYR
ART DIRECTOR
N
ew season – new trends. Mod, 90s denim and military
styles are back in fashion this spring. REBEAT!
went on a Southampton street style venture to find
the best looks of the season. These are the most
inspirational, quirky and fun looks for ss16 that you’ll have to try.
HATS
Hats have been popular for quite some time and they’re
not going away. Fedoras, bowlers and bucket hats are super
trendy this spring. The bowler is a timeless accessory. It
can give a fun vibe to everyday outfits. (And hides a bad
hair day perfectly – thank heavens!) A perfect addition to a
casual outfit.
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ART DIRECTOR
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WORDS BY JODIE FERGUSON
SUB EDITOR
MIX OLD AND NEW
WITH PAIGE JOANNA
Get inspired to fuse vintage fashion with modern trends
A
petite girl with a passion for all things sentimental, Paige Joanna
tells us how to get her vintage look!
Paige takes inspiration from her style icons, Kate Bush and Hayley
Williams. She mixes an iconic red lip with whimsical hair to get the vintage
look. Originally from Portsmouth, the 24-year-old moved to London to
pursue her dream job in the fashion industry.
Now blogging for four years, her YouTube channel has received over
58,000 views across all of her videos. As well as blogging, she enjoys
making DIY’s and has over 25k followers on Pinterest alone.
What do you love about your idols?
I love Kate for her whimsical hair, floaty dresses and matching
suits. Hayley is like the punk rocker I always wanted to be; I feel if
you mix them together you would get my ideal style.
Do they inspire your look?
I definitely share elements of their styles but I don’t directly copy
them. I feel like combining vintage styling with modern trends is
the best way to gain a girly and preppy look.
Any style tips for our readers?
For a vintage look it really depends what people are comfortable
with. A plaid jacket is a vintage essential. Red lipstick, floral prints
and knitwear can work really well.
"It’s great to buy vintage fashion when
on a budget. You could spend little
money and be the only one wearing
something like it."
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Behind the scenes

Lou Lou's is the biggest vintage fair in the UK. Whilst
travelling around to 34 cities, twice a year, Lou Lou’s will be
returning to Southampton’s Guildhall this Spring. In May, over
50 vintage traders from across the country will be pitching
their stalls.
From vintage men’s clothing to handmade jewelry, they will
be selling vintage clothing range from the 1940s-1990s.
When you’re done hunting for vintage treasures, stop at
Mabel’s Tea Party for a spot of tea and delicious cakes.
If you fancy some old school pampering and preening, Viva
Lux will be on hand in their pop up beauty parlour.
VISIT SOUTHAMPTON’S
VINTAGE FAIRS
University Vintage Fair
It’s the #1 specialist vintage fair that’s dedicated to student
vintage shoppers.
They are currently traveling to universities across the
UK with their unique pop up stores. Vintage lovers can
choose from hand-picked garments, retro clothing and
accessories for both men and women.
The fair will be be stopping by at Southampton Solent
University on March 18th.
WORDS BY ELLIE SOMERS
ART EDITOR
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All the updates you need for vintage events
in Southampton this season
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Lou Lou’s Vintage Fair
Southampton
Guildhall, West
Marlands Road.
May 9, 11-5, £2
Solent SU,
East Park Terrace.
March 18,
11-5, Free
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WHAT IS MOD?
CULTURE
Motown, miniskirts and all that
is mod...
60s MUSIC
MUSIC
A taste of 60s music and how
it influences British artists...
GET THE LOOK
FASHION
Dress up or down with mod
style clothes from Beatnik...
SPRING TRENDS
FASHION
Our pick of 40s, 70s and 80s
jackets...
STREET STYLE
STYLE
We list the best street style
looks for the spring season...
VINTAGE FAIRS
EVENTS
All the updates you need for
upcoming fairs...
THE MOD ISSUESPRING 2016

Our pick of 40s, 70s
and 80s jackets
40s MILITARY
40s trends for women contain elements of
gingham, utility and bolero jackets. Tory Burch’s
collection features a perfect, buttoned jacket with
wide shoulders mimicking this era.
For men, 40s trends included oversized jackets
with uniform badges in tan, khaki and black.
Alexander Wang and Balmain’s SS16 menswear
campaigns focused on this uniform trend. Go
against the rules of bright spring colours.
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