There is no denying that streetwear is a force. Its influence on fashion is becoming more apparent, to the point where haute couture and urban fashion are largely indistinguishable from one another. Streetwear, which at one time could be defined as graphic T-shirts, baggy cuts, and sneakers, now has a much broader definition. Below, we’ve […]
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]]>There is no denying that streetwear is a force. Its influence on fashion is becoming more apparent, to the point where haute couture and urban fashion are largely indistinguishable from one another. Streetwear, which at one time could be defined as graphic T-shirts, baggy cuts, and sneakers, now has a much broader definition. Below, we’ve rounded up some of the most noteworthy streetwear brands of the moment.
Supreme
New York’s Supreme is one of the brands that revolutionized the way clothing brands work. The label basically invented the concept of “drops”—releasing new items in highly limited numbers across an extended period of time. With customers lining up around the block for the chance of copping a new item, they must be doing something right.
Billionaire Boys Club
Founded by Pharrell Williams, it’s hardly surprising that Billionaire Boys Club became a streetwear legend so quickly. The brand has a colorful and unique aesthetic, and it markets rare collections of t-shirts, jackets, and hoodies.
Off-White
Off-White was created by designer Virgil Abloh, who went on to become the creative director of Louis Vuitton, and one of the most influential names in fashion. The bold prints, ironic labels and the love the print got from young crowds soon made it one of the most coveted brands of its kind.
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Scrolling through Instagram or just walking down the street, it’s been impossible to miss the recent takeover of the eye-catching, playful, craftcore-inspired beaded jewelry. Like many of the biggest trends these days, it’s a fun interpretation of Y2K fashion and 90s style. Even celebrities like Dua Lipa and Bella Hadid have been spotted sporting beaded […]
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]]>Scrolling through Instagram or just walking down the street, it’s been impossible to miss the recent takeover of the eye-catching, playful, craftcore-inspired beaded jewelry. Like many of the biggest trends these days, it’s a fun interpretation of Y2K fashion and 90s style. Even celebrities like Dua Lipa and Bella Hadid have been spotted sporting beaded pieces. If you are inspired to hop on the beaded train or want to expand your collection, here are some cool beaded jewelry brands to check out.
Ian Charms
When LA-based designer Lisa Sahakian was looking for fun and original handmade jewelry for a gift she just couldn’t find what she wanted on the market. So she started her own brand—“Ian Charms”. From food-themed charms to locket-style images of celebrities, Sahakian’s whimsical beaded creations are filled with personality and humor.
(@iancharms)Shroom Spoon
Launched in 2020 by designer Gena Wachendorfer, Shroom Spoon is your go-to brand for colorful candy-like earrings. Each earring is sold as a single, which may seem strange at first, but it gives you endless mixing and matching opportunities.
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(@shroom_spoon)Picinc Blanket
Picnic Blanket, by designer Katie Rawsthorne, focuses on dreamy pastel-color beaded jewelry. But make no mistake, the soft color palette doesn’t mean the pieces make any less of a statement.
Mudd Pearl
From pastel colors to pearl-centered designs—Mudd Pearl, by Yasmin Moon and Mary Anderson, gives a more minimalist and sophisticated interpretation to the playful aesthetic of beaded jewelry. Instead of bright colors, they offer neutral shades and unexpected shapes.
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