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way2uchuu · 1 year

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Cav Empt, counterfeit life button jacket (2023)

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luckyfortune · 1 year

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Influential Streetwear Brands that Shaped the Scene

Hey there, it’s Christy!

This week will be diving into some of the most influential streetwear brands that shaped the scene. Street style has created a revolution that fuses comfort, fit, and high-end fashion. It covers many ranges from the hip-hop-leaning old-school, the fashion-forward new-school, and everything in between. You can elevate your urban streetwear look from stylish tops, hoodies, sneakers, bottoms, sportswear, and jackets. There is something for everyone whether you want a luxury hype attire from high fashion designers or if you're in the mood for modern street styles. There are many cool street clothing brands to consider.

Now let's explore the best streetwear brands worth watching!

Supreme

Founded in 1994 in New York’s SoHo neighborhood, Supreme made its mark becoming the most well-known streetwear brands ever. The brand has an intelligent take when it comes to marketing by launching new limited drops weekly. Over the years, Supreme has been endorsed with well-known celebs such as Travis Scott, Kanye West, and Mike Tyson to name a few. And has collaborated with high end designer brands that has helped etched its name into streetwear history. New York’s Supreme has become known to be the streetwear originals that has transformed the urban clothing scene.

Here we have the Supreme windbreaker, a great versatile piece to add to your streetwear wardrobe. It is a piece that is perfect for layering as you can be stylish in any unpredictable weather.

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The image below we have Kendall Jenner rocking one of the rarest Supreme box logos of all time: the Supreme “Louis Vuitton” bootleg.

Source: 10 Celebrities You Probably Didn't Know Liked Supreme - KLEKT Blog

Stüssy

Stüssy is another influential classic brand that inspired many streetwear designers and brands over the course of decades. The Stüssy brand originated from the Southern California surf scene and skate culture. Shawn Stussy was a surfboard shaper at the time who was able to bring over his own personal style and individualism to the fashion scene which made his brand stand out. Stussy began his small graphic tee brand in the 80’s by having his signature logo screen printed on tees, crewnecks, and hoodies. Soon enough it ended up gaining immense popularity transferring into a wide range of streetwear the brand offers. The brand continues to thrive as Stussy is a driving force in the streetwear couture. As well by giving forward thinking designs while staying true to its California roots.

Here we have a fun pop of color to add for a streetwear look! A perfect casual fit yet stylish. This is from the latest Stüssy Spring '23 Collection.

Source: STÜSSY SPRING '23 LOOKBOOK (stussy.com)

A Bathing Ape (Bape)

Bape was founded by Nigo also known as Tomoaki Nagao in Japan in 1993 at the beginning of the streetwear movement. According to Nigo the company’s name is a reference to the Japanese idiom “A Bathing Ape in Lukewarm Water” used to portray overindulgent behavior which entirely captures the whole essence of the brand. Over the history of Bape it has remained a continuous trailblazer in the fashion industry. Bape’s strategy of hype and scarcity made their brand into one of the most desired streetwear brands who even got their name into the American hip-hop scene. As for designs Bape is known for their bold graphics, eccentric colors, stylized camouflage patterns, and a subdued touch of the Japanese kawaii culture.

Here we have one of the most popular collection pieces which is the Bape shark hoodie. The hoodie is light and breathable made from high quality cotton that features bright prints.

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Source: 2023 SS LADIES' LOOKBOOK | bape.com

Off-White

Off-White is one of the main forces behind the fusion of streetwear and high fashion. Off-White is Milian based founded by Virgil Abloh in 2012. The logo he described as “the gray area between black and white as the color “off-white” to the fashion world. The logo has attracted an international fan-base with its signature black and white diagonal stripes printed on each of the brand’s pieces. Virgil’s integration of culture and couture has created a streetwear name known for innovative designs and forward thinking, ironic tags, distinctive prints, and high-profile collaborations. Such as Timberland, Levi, Nike, Converse, and Jordan. RIP Virgil Abloh

Here we have Off-White X Levi's 2016 fall/winter denim collection. This collaboration was a hit that showcased key pieces. Such as the image below of a frayed denim jacket featuring a bold yellow accent.

Source: OFF-WHITE x Levi's Made & Crafted Lookbook | Hypebae

Here we have Kaia Gerber looking fierce in an Off-White x Nike dress highlighting the impact of sportswear on Off-White as a brand.

Source: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.insider.com/virgil-abloh-most-iconic-looks-2021-11%3famp

HUF

HUF is another brand that has been influential in the streetwear scene. Huf got started in the early 90’s and originally the nickname of Keith Hufnagel who was a loyal skateboarder in the streets of New York in the 80’s. He merged his passion for skateboarding and streetwear perfectly in a way that made his brand a hotspot for everything skateboards. It is known for its clean aesthetic, provocative designs, limited runs of products, and quality craftsmanship. They're a brand that has the spirit of skateboarding and street culture. Over the years, HUF has been committed to pushing the culture forward and not allowing it to conform to it.

Here we have one of HUF women's fall collection inspired by the '90s. Featuring earth-tones, patterns, and cozy materials. Capturing a great take on a relax comfy streetwear look!

Source: "Living Room Vibes" Inspire the Latest Women's HUF Collection (yahoo.com)

Source: HUF Debuts Its Fall 2019 Women's Collection | Hypebae

Thank you for reading this week's urban streetwear topic!

Written by Christy Chavira

*I do not own any rights to photographs, sourced from links above.*

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eurasianfairy · 1 year

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shantanashayneartissoul · 2 years

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dippedanddripped · 7 months

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LUCID FC SS23 Trunk Show Set Up

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chessboxingstreetwear · 4 months

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The BAPE HEADS SHOW 2023

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shxdowxeverydxy · 5 months

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#darkwear #fashion #streetwear #techwear #black fashion #branding #cyber #cybercore #cyberpunk #kurowear #cyborg #cybernetics #dark aesthetic #darkness

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fucciwilliams · 1 month

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soursurprise · 2 months

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SOUR TEDDY BAG ⋆ ˚｡⋆୨♡୧⋆ ˚｡⋆

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cheralith · 1 month

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hihi i was scrolling thru pinterest per usual and i thought i’d let you guys peer into some male pieces i imagine fashion designer!geto would create!!

so i imagine him sort of bumbling around with a plethora of styles, but i'm settling on this sort of vetements x vivienne westwood x balmain fusion—one that mixes opulence and exhibition all into one into a smooth blend of things. one that exemplifies this sort of punk regality almost, ironic as it is, but there's just something so classy, yet revolutionary about his designs.

my personal thought is his mixing of contrasts is probably why he's so renowned in the modern day fashion industry, since to have your style—one that is defined by “you” and only “you” almost be undefinable is a feat rarely anyone can accomplish nowadays. somehow he did it though!!!

as ordered: ann deulemeester (fall 2018 menswear collection), vetements (spring 2022 menswear collection), yohji yamamoto (spring 2023 collection), jun takahashi - undercover (fall-winter 2020 paris collection), balmain (fall 2024 menswear collection)