Is it really more than 15 years since we were singing along to "Girls and Boys" in our best faux-Cockney accents and the British music press thrilled to the Blur vs. Oasis feud? That makes us feel old. But there's good news: Damon Albarn, Graham Coxon, Alex James and Dave Rowntree have reunited as a four-piece for the first time since Coxon left the group in 2002, and begun plotting a full-on comeback tour.

Fashion-wise, '90s Britpop was about dapper guys rejecting the downbeat, anti-fashion of grunge in favor of a sporty, streetwear style that embraced classic youth labels like Doc Martens, Fred Perry, Lacoste, Nike and Adidas. Blur, in particular, embraced a suave update of the "casual" look -- the swaggering, label-obsessed style that emerged from Britain's gig venues and soccer stadiums in the early '80s -- and imbued it with a quirky, Camden Town vintage-chic vibe.

Check our take on the classic Blur look, after the jump.


Raf Simons for Fred Perry Cotton Sports Jacket
Emulate Albarn's Ralph Lauren windbreaker with this superb -- and very Britpop -- collaboration from Fred Perry and Raf Simons. ($291 from FarFetch.com)

Nike Futura Men's T-Shirt in White and Varsity Red
Britpop styles were all about ultra-skinny tees, often bearing retro sportswear logos like Adidas, Lonsdale and, in this case, Nike. ($10 from Store.Nike.com)

Metal Bottom Readers
Part of Blur's stylistic appeal was the different individual quirks each member brought to the overall indie-lad vibe. Just as iconic as Albarn's doe-eyed good looks and James's foppish bangs were Graham Coxon's introspective nerd specs. ($4 from UrbanOutfitters.com)

Diesel Woplete Jacket in Navy
Complete Coxon's rock n' roll-dork ensemble with this elegant Diesel take on an '80s schoolboy-style nylon jacket. ($314 from RevolveClothing.com)