Remember when Kurt Cobain spurned toxic masculinity in a dainty floral frock?

Remember when Kurt Cobain spurned toxic masculinity in a dainty floral frock?

The Nirvana frontman’s outfits in the early ’90s pushed back against binary fashion norms and captured the rebellious energy of grunge,

10 Reasons Grunge Never Really Died - That Eric Alper

Back in the early ’90s, grunge exploded like a distorted power chord from a Seattle garage. Bands like Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, and Alice in Chains lit the rulebook on fire, then made something poetic about it, even as they battled internally with the punk ethos performing to 50,000 people a night. With its scruffy […] The post 10 Reasons Grunge Never Really Died appeared first on That Eric Alper.