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This model is keeping real busy. Seeing him everywhere đ https://t.co/nn9Qg6v7rc
âA streetwear skyscraper would be horizontal. It would be a city block thatâs exactly the same as the one that already existed there. The building wouldnât get any higher, it would just get wider and develop as a community. When you go wider, thereâs more opportunity for crossover.â
Thom Bettridge ⢠VIRGIL ABLOH: âDuchamp is my Lawyerâ
The widespread adoption of American style in Japan took several decades, but the very beginning can be traced back to a single individualâKensuke Ishizu. Ishizu was born on October 20, 1911, the second son of a prosperous paper wholesaler in the southwestern city of Okayama. 1911 happened to be the very last year of the Meiji Era, a period that mar
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The hard reality was that as much as I fancied The Hundreds as a small-time creative project, it was a business. And the point of a business is to make money, to sell for a profit, and to keep the ball in the air for as long as possible. Thatâs capitalism, folks!
Bobby Hundreds ⢠This Is Not a T-Shirt
Although we had to fake the funk early to portray a certain elitist image, itâs just never been in our nature as humans to be snobs. Our top priority is to design and make quality product, but we also want people to be able to have fair access to our work.
Bobby Hundreds ⢠This Is Not a T-Shirt
@lukasabbat breaks down his deep cuts and digital footprints with @highwaysnobbery, showing how his history on the internet weaves through 4chanâs chaos into his brandâs bold identity.
they chat @markingdistance, Dimes Square, and the Pain Olympics at the link in bio
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instagram.comEnter Madhappy, a new streetwear brand with a vastly different spin on the community aspect of Supreme. Unlike Supreme, Madhappy is built on a platform that is the opposite of exclusivity. Its products are not what it sells but what it stands for: the clothes serve as an entry point, naturally shareable products built around the three anchors of co... See more
Jerry Lu ⢠A Tale of Two Streets: Supreme vs Madhappy
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