In 1974, Liliana Cavani’s tale about war and twisted love made Charlotte Rampling a superstar. She was a concentration camp survivor, and her memories about the strange relationship between her and her tormentor (Dirk Bogarde) inspired the pop culture in general. The image of Rampling wearing only suspenders and a general’s cap became iconic, with even contemporary actresses like Kirsten Dunst using it as party costumes. Last year, Louis Vuitton showed similar styles on the models, and magazine ads and covers included the same styling – you can find our analysis of the trend here. Today, we want to remember the tribute that gothic-punk singer Siousxie Sioux of Siousxie and the Banshees did back in the 80′s, when soldier caps were not the hot trend they are today.