Unexpected musical partnerships that rocked the charts
George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley knew how to make their image work. The two are pictured in one of the British pop duo's most recognizable outfits.
One of the most popular bands of the '70s mixed funk with soul and other music genres. Their style was groovy, too! And very well coordinated, of course.
Dee Snider and the gang made it cool for kids to put on makeup, dress in denim and spandex, and sing their hearts out to rock anthems such as 'We're Not Gonna Take It' and 'I Wanna Rock.'
The American metal band were a breath of fresh air in the nu metal scene of the early 2000s. They hid their identities with unique scary facemasks and wore matching outfits.
The New York punk rockers had a distinctive style, with matching hairstyles and the perfect balance of denim and leather.
The English pop group was formed in 1990 and the original lineup consisted of Gary Barlow, Robbie Williams, Howard Donald, Mark Owen, and Jason Orange. They were known for wearing matching outfits on- and offstage.
The Swedish group has numerous number one hits under their belt and are indeed one of the best-selling acts in pop music history. Their image also played a part in their success.
What would be of the 1960s without Diana Ross and the girls singing harmonies in their cute matching outfits, right?
Silver jumpsuits, anyone? The hip-hop collective seem to think they look great!
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The American band did have a very peculiar image. They are mostly known for wearing yellow matching outfits.
One of the most successful boy bands to come out of Britain, One Direction was a well-oiled machine, and their outfit choices were no exception.
NKOTB first found success in the mid '80s, and then reunited over a decade after they first split up in 1994. With regards to fashion choices, they too are known for matching outfits.
The American hip-hop and R&B boy band from the early 2000s also liked to coordinate outfits.
Jason "Jam-Master Jay" Mizell, Joseph "DJ Run" Simons, and Darryl "D.M.C." McDaniels will forever be associated with Adidas, and known for wearing matching clothes.
The R&B group looks great in their pinstripe suits, don't you agree?
Kevin, Joe, and Nick Jonas first gained popularity on the Disney Channel. The Jonas Brothers' style is impeccable, even if a bit matchy-matchy.
Why does the group wear matching outfits? Probably because they want it that way!
The K-pop group is absolutely huge, and they have the image to match their level of success. Here is an example of how the boy band coordinate outfits.
The Puerto Rican boy band dressed to impress. And this obviously included all group members, such as Ricky Martin, wearing matching clothes.
The band is known for their iconic characters, makeup, platform boots, and a real knack for putting on a good rock show!
The 1960s group liked to color-coordinate and indeed looked cool while doing so.
In addition to heart-melting vocal harmonies, Boyz II Men also look great in their matching outfits.
The famous boy band were all about matchy-matchy outfit choices.
The Jacksons are a showbiz family, and as such knew how important image was for the success of the group.
Brian Wilson and the boys often wore matching outfits. This promo shot is a good example.
Particularly early on in their career, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr sported matching haircuts and outfits.
The Osmonds found success in the '70s, and part of it was due to their (very) coordinated image.
And, of course, the famous red helmet known as the energy dome, which is part of Devo's trademark image.
Kelly Rowland, Beyoncé, and Michelle Williams were known for coordinating outfits on- and offstage. They always looked gorgeous!
Image is a very important element in a band's career, and indeed can dictate whether or not a group becomes successful. It's safe to say that all groups have their own unique style. Many are, of course, influenced by the music genre they play, but some also have one particular thing in common: they wear matching outfits.
From hip-hop to rock, and, of course, pop, there are many music artists who like to coordinate outfits. In this gallery, we bring you some of the most iconic. Click on!
Bands that perfected the art of matching outfits
Groups in cool (and cringy) coordinated outfits
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Image is a very important element in a band's career, and indeed can dictate whether or not a group becomes successful. It's safe to say that all groups have their own unique style. Many are, of course, influenced by the music genre they play, but some also have one particular thing in common: they wear matching outfits.
From hip-hop to rock, and, of course, pop, there are many music artists who like to coordinate outfits. In this gallery, we bring you some of the most iconic. Click on!