FASHIONBEANS: Streetwear

Get Streetwise | [Fashion]( [Style]( [Grooming]( [Hair]( [Watches]( [ALL ABOUT SHOES] If prim and proper just isn’t your thing, streetwear is the way to go. Popularized in the ‘90s and influenced heavily by urban subcultures, streetwear trends focus of casual sportswear. This change-of-pace look has had its moment on the streets for years, and now is having its time on the runways. Think oversized clothing, graphic tees, and sweats, but with a cool and edgy touch. The influence of hip-hop, skate culture and urban cities has shaped the streetwear brands we know and love today. The key to pulling off this look? Staying true to your personal style, while having a little fun. Try mixing patterns and experimenting with different fits, like a baggy fit rather than a strictly tailored one. It’s also a great time to accessorize with beanies, sunglasses, and outwear with unexpected graphics. [MALMO PUFFER]( THE BEST STREETWEAR BRANDS IN THE WORLD TODAY The term ‘streetwear‘ is one that, at one time, could have been clearly defined as ‘an unflattering style of dress consisting of graphic T-shirts, baggy cuts and sneakers.’ Now, it is now a great deal trickier to pin down. That’s because streetwear in recent years has made its way off, well, the streets, and onto the runway. Haute couture and urban fashion are now largely indistinguishable from one another, leaving people’s idea of what a streetwear brand actually is in disarray. [Keep Reading]( [THE 24 TROUSER]( THE BEST T-SHIRTS FOR MEN IN 2022 The term ‘wardrobe staple’ is thrown around more times than a steak at a vegan party, but the best T-shirts for men is one item to which it can truly be applied. A garment that started off as strictly underwear, developed into workwear and is now a definitive style essential, you would be hard-pressed to find a man who has never owned this 100-plus-year-old basic. [Keep Reading]( [NEP PABLO]( HOW TO WEAR STREETWEAR LIKE A GROWN-UP Streetwear is a strange and complex beast. On the one hand, it’s disposable, obnoxious, and often unflattering. On the other, Supreme – the skate brand that James Jebbia launched – is now a billion-dollar behemoth. Though born 50 years ago in Californian surf culture, streetwear outfits didn’t truly blow up until the nineties, when the first skate boom (thank you, Tony Hawk) and hip-hop’s chart dominance turned a generation onto baggy jeans and graphic tees. Today, that generation is hitting adulthood. And though it might have a mortgage, it still feels more comfortable in a hoodie than a suit. [Keep Reading]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( Solid Ventures, Inc. © 2022 Solid Ventures, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 3344 1st Avenue San Diego, CA 92103 [Privacy policy]( | [Terms and Conditions]( | [Unsubscribe](