Definition
Teddy Boys were a British subculture of young men in the 1950s, known for their distinctive Edwardian-inspired fashion. 🧥 They wore drape jackets, drainpipe trousers, and thick-soled shoes. Think of them as the original rock and roll rebels, with a distinctive style that set them apart. They often listened to American rock and roll and frequented dance halls. The Teddy Boy subculture reflected a sense of youthful rebellion and a desire for self-expression. They marked a shift in youth culture.