New Club Kids  is a collection of over 300 visually challenging photographs documenting  the “London Club-Kid” scene throughout the past decade. With their strong fashion sense and ‘do-it-yourself’ attitude, these party animals have set many a new trend in the past and continue to do so, hence it was necessary that one day someone should pay respect to this truly unique London phenomenon.

Started in the late 70s with the New Romantics and carried on through the 80s and 90s in clubs like Taboo and Kinky Gerlinky, the dressing-up scene had gone quiet at the start of the new Millennium. Then suddenly, it was revived, and as we can see from these images, it’s thriving today.

Fashion has always walked hand in hand with music and London has a rich history of dressing up. Fabulous, trashy, glamorous, beautiful, scary… meet the New London Club Kids.

*Our other contributor with a recent book is George Elerick and his fascinating Jesus Bootlegged

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Oggy Yordanov
Oggy Yordanov is a portrait and fashion photographer and writer based in London. This month sees the release of his first book "New Club Kids" which documents an extraordinary London club scene famous for its decadent extravagance and outrageous dress code. It is a collection of over 300 pages of visually stimulating imagery of the past decade. North, South, East or West East Clothes or Culture? Both actually, but more culture than clothes High Class or Common or Garden? High maintenance for sure, never common My best night out ever made me feel... God of the dancefloor