The streetwear aesthetic movement takes its roots from the skate scene in Cali, the hip-hop culture in New York, fashion week in Paris, to the streets of Tokyo's districts.
Streetwear culture is global, it's this universal language that we all speak, a frequency we're all tuned into.
Streetwear is all about oversized clothing, baggy cargos, bucket hats, sneakers, exclusive drops, high fashion content, etc.
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Streetwear is more than just clothes. It's a vision, it's an art form, it's a culture. It's about breaking free from what societal norms want you to be. ⛓️
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It's like telling a story, a streetwise narrative, but in the language of style. It's about being authentic, being bold, unafraid to express yourself, your individuality. it's about challenging societal norms & creating something new. 💫
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And it ain't just about high-end brands and labels. It's about the mix, the blend. The color combos, the content...making your own piece of art 👩🏼🎨
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There's an element of exclusivity too, like those limited drops. It's like you're part of this club, this community. You got a rare piece, that's your badge of honor, it shows you're in the know, you're part of the movement and thriving.
Streetwear is a lifestyle. It's a statement. It's art. It's about pushing boundaries, about not being afraid to innovate, to challenge, to create something fresh.
That's what streetwear is. That's the aesthetic. ❇️
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