Streetwear is More Than a Trend
In Photo Famous Kid Brick rocking “YISM Smiley Tee”
Fashion is ever-changing, and many people are finding ways to keep up with the latest trends. After COVID, let's face it, our lifestyles changed, and so did our wardrobes. Now mostly everyone is trying to find the right look that's still fashionable yet casual and comfortable. Streetwear fashion is not a trend. Instead, it has…
…evolved into our fashion,
art, and music culture.
In Photo Famous Kid Brick rocking “YISM Smiley Tee”
Streetwear is meant for self-expression and going against societal norms. It is gender-neutral and inclusive to all, no matter size or race. Further, many enjoy these popular streetwear brands for their inclusivity, uniqueness, and values. When you wear any streetwear brand, you want it to represent you and your style.
In Photo Famous Kid Brick rocking “YISM Smiley Tee” and “Hustle Joggers”
We all define streetwear differently, but streetwear is just that, the clothing we wear when we are out and about. Streetwear is practical and fits most lifestyles in the current time. Thus, clothes are a need in society, and streetwear meets that need for self-expression, practicality, and comfort. Whereas other industries struggle to stay relevant and in popular demand, streetwear brands are introducing a taste of music culture and street art.
In Photo Famous Kid Brick rocking “YISM Smiley Tee” and “Hustle Joggers”
Streetwear may not fit everyone's style, but in a sense, everyone wears streetwear whether you admit to it or not. Streetwear is from sneakers and graphic t-shirts to hoodies and hats. Streetwear is more than a trend, it's a community among musicians, skaters, artists, and all those who love authenticity.
Article Written by Jennifer Acosta
