The topic of this essay is to demonstrate that fashion allows individuals to manage their identity in the context of everyday life. To achieve this goal, the background of the discussion will be to discover the point of view of the world of skinheads and the reasons for their behavior. The meaning of social selection based on the main question of the essay and it will be explained how these are connected showing the meaning of their social class and the style of their daily being. The methodology used to expand the area of ​​this essay will be two skinhead rock songs. One of them is "London Skinhead Crew" performed by the musical group Booze & Glory and the song by the Polish punk rock band The Analogs called "Techno Era". These songs are perfect. The band Booze and Glory claims to be "against society and all that crap". This isn't a trend, it's a lifestyle.' It is a clean verbal communication with a recipient that fashion has a huge meaning for him and he does not wear clothes to wear, he wears clothes to show himself, to express himself, just like Kratz and Reimer say that their identity with a subculture and with specific clothing they give them the chance to show who they really are and let others know directly and without any ambiguity. Let's go ahead and compare him to Barnard. The skinhead subculture uses fashion as a "weapon" with which to assert its point of view and does so "without hidden meanings" (Barnard, 1996). To better clarify the purpose of their outfit it is important to connect to the working class since the Dr Martens shoes, jeans and flyer jacket are a typical working class style that skinheads have learned exactly from being lower class workers. Just as Clarke says: “…some core values ​​of traditional working class culture.” It was a symbolic attempt to create some aspects of "parent culture". (1976 Wearing shiny brogues and toned clothes”. According to Clarke's 'The Skinheads & the Magical Recovery of Community' this attachment to the subculture is a remnant of the past and an exaggeration, but following the traces of the song it is still a precious thing to skinhead that if you want to be part of a subculture you have to live with a certain meaning and a specific order: 'The years pass but we are still against society and everything else