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Amy Winehouse was known for her distinctive appearance that conveyed a rebellious persona, including her many tattoos, dark clothing, revealing outfits, heavily styled hair, and frequent smoking. This unconventional look established her public image as a uniquely talented but troubled artist who lived life on her own terms.
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- 2. AmyWinehouse is always known for her broad appearance and significant amount of tattoos, the tattoos show of the quirky and rocky kind of persona. She is also always seen in dark clothing to present her mysterious and rebellious character. She seen in a sexual way by wearing little clothing and showing off her body, this shows her bold and fearless character. Amy is also shown in music videos on her own with men that shows that she is isolated and her only company is men.
- 3. Amy’s hair was also an icon of her appearance, the volume of her hair was always high and showed her personality in many ways.This look gave her a rocky and unique style that was remembered by all her fans. Another way she was presented was always smoking, this showed her appearance to be reckless and have present that bad girl type image. Amy was also shaped in a bad light because of her smoking/drug addiction yet her talent overshon these flaws. Her smoking is also shown in her videos as that represents her as a person and links to the storylines of her songs.