Cufflinks & Rock' N' Roll

At first glance the two things do not seem to have much in common: a businessman's accessory, compared to the music of young people who do not wear suits – except for the Beatles in their early days (and at their end, cf. John, Paul and Ringo at Abbey Road).

Still, to regard cufflinks as reserved for businessmen or bankers is terribly unmodern. The opposite is true: cufflinks, like rock music, are completely non-conformist! The plastic buttons that adorn millions of shirts are terribly conformist by comparison. Instead, the wrist is one of your wrist-band and your cufflinks are there for that purpose! You can be rock 'n' roll by wearing cufflinks. Brian Jones would certainly have agreed!

Several models on our site will give your shirt a very rock 'n' roll look: not to mention the Saint-Domingue ones in silver or gunmetal grey, which Keith Richards would have found irresistible; the creations of Géraldine Valluet have a very rock'n'roll and dandy spirit . A simple pair of Croydons will inevitably please fans of the Who, while Seville guitars or Gibson City will appeal to guitarists of all kinds.

To conclude this post, a wonderful picture of Elvis, the King, letting President Richard Nixon admire his cufflinks!