#Bape bag

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NIGO’s General Seminar for Relax Magazine (2001)

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A BATHING APE: Autumn/Winter Camo Bags (1998)

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Pharrell with Birkin bags

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oh, to dress as your venus sign.ᐟ

[!] featuring my aries venus in the ninth house.

brief description: focusing on the more malefic side of mars in comparison to my previous post. in venus, aries is boyish and energetic— leaning heavily into bright reds to combat various shades of monochromatic blacks, whites, greys, and paler shades.

short hair, short cuts, and an even shorter temper.ᐟ

rather than the vibrant pinks and neons i've mentioned before, this venus in aries uses varying shades of red to cut through dark purples, greys, blacks, and army greens.

felt incredibly inspired by this picture from the musier paris spring 2023 lookbook— the use of grey leather on plain white with the model's very sleek pair of black boots made for such a carefully-monochromatic outfit that allowed for her red hobo bag to absolutely shine through. and the hair! just the perfect amount of short and playful that i associate with venus in this sign.

in this interpretation, venus in aries is a minimalist. yes, there may be a mix of revealing cuts and varying textures of leather and denim, but the colors always speak for themselves. sparkles, crazy patterns, belts, and excessive pieces of jewelry are to be kept at a minimum (but not forgone) in order for the singular addition of red to be the forever star of the show.

leather, cargo, and denim are truly the primary fabrics that bring body to each outfit for this sign— layered on top of cotton or modal to create emphasis for these more structured fabrics.

brands that come to mind: BAPE, maje paris, musier, AMI paris, zadig et voltaire, A.P.C, this piece from the isabel marant spring 2024 collection, jil sander, helmut lang.

brief description: venus in the ninth house is big on travel and expanding their horizon by visiting unfamiliar places. in this house, venus seeks pieces of clothing that make moving easy and comfortable— preferably in muted blues, pinks, greens, and oranges but with a loud pop of red to show their bright, jupiterian spirit.

something to camp in, something outdoorsy, something easy to move in.ᐟ

the ninth house also represents ethics; making this sign highly attracted to fashion brands that make use of eco-friendly fabrics and materials. they have a soft spot for brands that put special effort into ensuring that they are operated in an ethical manner.

colorful knits and sturdy hiking boots as seen in this aries x ROA hiking collaboration! such a perfect blend of comforting knitwear and natural colors to support the rugged life of their dreams.

too keep up with this sign's active spirit, i also envisioned a more boyish and sporty wardrobe and felt particularly inspired by the most recent sporty & rich x adidas collaboration. cotton tees, jersey shorts, and bejeweled sambas that are best for movement and activity!

in terms of jewelry, a charmed anklet first comes to mind. this sign is also a minimalist to, so they would rather put their energy into accessorizing their shoes with charms, bags with trinkets, and beltlines with functional pouches.

more energy moves towards functionality in this sign; with multi-pocketed jackets and pants, compact crossbody bags, and shoes that can be paired with a multitude of outfits.

brands that come to mind: forét (fw24), adidas sambas, aries x ROA collab, thinking mu, AMI paris, sporty & rich, marni, pangaia, comptoir des cotonniers.

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Adidas x BAPE® Unveil Their Latest Joint Creation: Introducing the adidas N x BAPE® Footwear Collaboration

This April, the dynamic collaboration between adidas Originals and BAPE® sees the release of their latest creation: the adidas N BAPE® sneaker.

With its sleek urban aesthetic, this silhouette channels the essence of the 2000s, featuring a plush suede upper, durable rubber outsole, and iconic contrast stitched Three Stripes.

Crafted as a testament to the enduring partnership between BAPE® and adidas, every aspect of the design is meticulously considered. Each pair showcases 1ST CAMO lining and sock liners, the distinctive APE HEAD emblem subtly debossed on the lateral quarter, and a striking BAPE STA™️ logo embroidered in white on the heel. Complemented by co-branded silver eyelets and a bold adidas Trefoil debossed in white on the tongue, every detail speaks to the fusion of these two iconic brands.

Adding to its allure, each sneaker comes complete with a premium leather key chain and a trio of laces: two retro-inspired 'fat' laces in white and 1ST CAMO, alongside a standard pair in white.

Elevating the experience further, the adidas N BAPE® sneaker arrives packaged in a custom co-branded box, accompanied by a sleek blue mesh bag.

Available in two striking colorways, this exclusive silhouette launches on April 20th via CONFIRMED, select retailers, BAPE STORE®, and BAPE.COM, marking another milestone in the ongoing collaboration between adidas and BAPE®.

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Levi’s and Nigo have announced the launch of their latest collaboration, launching April 6th, 2023. The upcoming collection will be the third installment following previous archival reproduction and Human Made releases over the past two years.

2023 marks the 150th anniversary of the Levi’s 501 jean, one of the most enduring icons of style across the globe. To commemorate this historic milestone, Levi’s has collaborated with Japanese designer, disc jockey, and producer Nigo (Founder of BAPE and artistic director of Kenzo) to create a collection inspired by his favorite personal archive piece, the Hickory Stripe 501 jeans.

A pioneer of Japanese streetwear and denim aficionado, Nigo has spent decades sourcing rare vintage Levi’s and has accumulated one of the most expansive personal collections in the world. For Spring/Summer 2023, Levi’s has worked with Nigo to create a one-of-a collection inspired by the past & recreated for the present.

The two-piece collection features a pair of Hickory Stripe 501 jeans (retailing for $350) and a 557XX Hickory Stripe Trucker Jacket ($260). Both pieces were Made in Japan utilizing traditional manufacturing techniques. The 501 is crafted with 13 oz, Shrink-to-Fit Hickory Stripe selvage denim — specially developed for this collection — and includes classic details like the Levi’s Red Tab, signature button shanks, Two-Horse Pull back patch, and stitched arcuate on the back pockets. It comes in a vintage wash with specific threads and shanks to match the archival reference piece.

The 557XX Trucker Jacket is also crafted with 13 oz Hickory Stripe selvage denim and comes pre-shrunk with specific threads, sundries, and a vintage wash to match the 501. Every piece from the collection comes with a special edition Levi’s x Nigo 150th anniversary tote bag and co-branded hangtag.

The new Levi’s x Nigo collection is presented alongside a short campaign film, shot on location in Nigo’s hometown. Personifying the theme “The Future is in the Past,” the video portrays a young Nigo styled in the collection, exploring many of the formative locations and activities from his childhood in a go-kart.

“As a concept, ‘The Future is in the Past’ means looking at the past to create for the future. I found the original Hickory Stripe 501 at a vintage store in 1995 and haven’t seen it reproduced since then. Using the past as my reference book, I am honored to bring this archival 501 back during the 150th anniversary,” says Nigo.

The Levi’s x Nigo collection launches worldwide on April 6th, 2023, and will be available for purchase on Levi.com, the Levi’s App, select Levi’s Stores, and humanmade.

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Streetwear brands in collaboration with high luxury designer brands.

Written by Adriana Gallardo

Hello, Adriana here!

As previously mentioned, most of our blog and about 'Lucky Fortune' is solely based on indie and urban brands known for an inclusive target market.

This week we’ll be going through some of our favorite fashion archives of collaborations with brands we’ve been fortunate enough to have inspired all of us.

In 2023, as social media consumers, we start to pay close attention and notice what the future holds for these fashion brands. It's by scrolling through our Social Media feeds and taking notes on what is trending. We start to notice high fashion brands collaborating with brands with streetwear brands. It's interesting, because these urban brands may have less exposure and sold at a low price point. We can understand what these collaborations may do for the consumer. It may convince them to invest themself into a limited edition item and be the first to have it. Let's talk about it.

Moncler Maya 70 by Palm Angels® FALL 2022

Source: TikTok @kyonamy

Thought we've seen it all? When this collaboration dropped, it seemed to have light up the consumers world with new and behold features this down-filled jacket had to offer.

This collaboration became available to the public and website October 15, 2022 on moncler.com.

Francesco Ragazzi is the founder and designer of Italian streetwear brand Palm Angels. Ragazzi was working for Moncler in 2015, eventually becoming its creative director later in 2018.(BoF)

“We worked with an optic fiber that lightens up. For me, metaphorically, this meant to shed light on the future, literally putting the spotlight on it.” In order to illuminate Moncler’s future, Ragazzi worked with the brand’s technical expertise, as the technology used in the jacket. (HighSnobiety)

Source: https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/moncler-palm-angels-maya-jacket/

Gosha Rubchinskiy x FILA 2017

Here we have Kendall Jenner seen in Gosha Rubchinskiy x FILA graphic t-shirt in Paris fashion week.

Kendall is an example of someone that we define her style as 'urban streetwear'. She has the look of someone who didn't try hard to throw on a chic, but casual outfit and is ready to walk the streets confidently.

Source: https://www.vogue.com/article/kendall-jenner-gosha-rubchinskiy-fila-sweatshirt

Supreme x Louis Vuitton FALL/WINTER 2017

The whole world was shocked when the American clothing brand Supreme, known for skate-wear, teamed up with Louis Vuitton and made its way on the runway. Louis Vuitton x Supreme crossbody bag as seen on Hailey Bieber.

Source: https://www.teenvogue.com/story/jaden-smith-hailey-baldwin-supreme-x-louis-vuitton-matching

Supreme x Burberry SS 2022

We may know now, this isn't Supremes last collab with high end luxury designer. We are seeing this become a trend for both iconic brands, every couple years with little marketing schemes behind it. What we do know is that, we are only able to get our hands on these drops by buying resell these days. As soon as it drops on Supremes website, it is sold out within minutes.

Source: https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/supreme-burberry-collab-ss22-collection-date/

DIOR x STÜSSY FALL 2020

During the Pandemic we were still seeing fashion runway shows being celebrated into more for comfort, practicality, but for style as well.

Two creative brands and our personal favorite.

Source: https://www.gq.com.au/style/news/dior-are-bringing-stssys-founder-out-of-retirement-for-a-collab/news-story/f73ff6053db33ed20a1f7411c434fe29

VETEMENTS x Canada Goose FALL 2016

An unexpected collaboration that made into the runway was VETEMENTS x Canada Goose

It is awesome to see a European brand like VETEMENTS to have reworked the down-filled puffer jacket and make it couture with a brand made for only specifically for outerwear.

Source: https://www.canadagoose.com/us/en/collaboration-vetements.html

Coach x BAPE FALL 2021

We have Hip-Hop artist, Megan thee Stallion, taking glamour shots for the Coach x BAPE campaign.

Source: https://i-d.vice.com/en/article/m7e53n/coach-bape-collab-megan-thee-stallion

Louis Vuitton x OFF-WHITE x NIKE SPRING 2018

In 2018, we started to watch Nike launch collaborations with big name brands, ever since Nike brought back the Jordan 1's back.

Source: https://hypebeast.com/2018/4/virgil-abloh-louis-vuitton-nike-air-jordan-1-custom-ceeze

Maison Margiela x GENTLE MONSTER SPRING 2023

Believe it or not sunglasses will always be a part of luxury fashion as well as for everyday use. Why not mesh both styles into a pair of fabulous eyewear for all.

GENTLE MONSTER is a Korean eyewear brand founded by Hankook Kim in Seoul, Republic of Korea in 2011. This brand is able to execute and create high-quality eyewear at a reasonable cost. (Showstudio)

This year we have an upcoming collaboration with European designer brand, Maison Margiela and GENTLE MONSTER. This collaboration is giving us blue light protection for the eyes, as well as various frames and shapes to choose from for style.

Source:https://www.gentlemonster.com/sg/shop/list/collaborations/maison-margiela

Moschino x Palace 2020

What is more to come from high fashion brands?

We are totally seeing clothing become inclusive for men and women. We love to see urban clothing worn as unisex. Here we have a Instagram post of Jeremy Scott, creative designer of Moschino wearing his two-piece set collab with skate-wear brand PALACE. (Photo on the left)

We have the same outfit worn by Russian model Irina Shayk in New York City casually strutting outside. Worn with a white crop top and a statement orange handbag. (Photo on the right)

Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/CHny5kkjP33/

Source: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-9562875/Irina-Shayk-bares-belly-Palace-X-Moschino-ords-NYC.html

*I do not own any rights to photographs, sourced from links above.*

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Top Trends in Men’s Streetwear Fashion for Millennials

Streetwear has grown from a niche subculture to a dominant force in men’s fashion, particularly among millennials. Defined by its mix of casual, urban, and edgy styles, streetwear continues to evolve, offering endless opportunities for self-expression. In this article, we explore the top trends shaping men’s streetwear fashion today.

The Rise of Oversized Silhouettes

Oversized clothing has become a hallmark of modern streetwear. Hoodies, t-shirts, and jackets in relaxed fits dominate the scene, offering both comfort and a bold statement.

This trend reflects a break from traditional tailoring, allowing millennials to embrace individuality. Pairing oversized tops with slim-fit pants or shorts creates a balanced, stylish look. Accessories like chunky sneakers or bucket hats can elevate this aesthetic further.

Vintage-Inspired Streetwear

Nostalgia plays a significant role in millennial fashion, and vintage-inspired streetwear is trending. From retro graphic tees to 90s-inspired denim, this style blends old-school charm with contemporary vibes.

Brands are reimagining classic designs with a modern twist, making it easy to integrate vintage elements into daily wear. Distressed jeans, varsity jackets, and old-school sneakers like Adidas Superstars or Nike Air Jordans are popular choices.

Bold Colors and Patterns

Gone are the days when streetwear was limited to monochromatic tones. Today, millennials are embracing bold colors and patterns to stand out. Vibrant neon hues, tie-dye prints, and abstract graphics have become central to streetwear fashion.

The key to rocking this trend is balance. A brightly patterned shirt can be paired with neutral-toned trousers or vice versa. For those less inclined toward bold styles, subtle pops of color in accessories, like a cap or sneakers, can make an impact.

Utility-Inspired Fashion

Functionality meets fashion with the rise of utility-inspired streetwear. Cargo pants, utility vests, and jackets with multiple pockets are staples of this trend. This style not only offers practicality but also exudes a rugged, adventurous vibe.

Utility streetwear pairs well with casual staples like plain t-shirts or hoodies. Earthy tones like olive green, beige, and khaki are particularly popular, aligning with the trend’s minimalist yet functional ethos.

Sustainability in Streetwear

Sustainability has become a significant focus for millennial consumers, and streetwear brands are responding by adopting eco-friendly practices. From upcycled materials to organic fabrics, sustainable streetwear allows individuals to look good while making ethical choices.

This shift towards sustainability has inspired unique designs, with brands using patchwork techniques or recycled denim. Millennials are also leaning towards timeless, high-quality pieces that reduce the need for frequent replacements.

Statement Sneakers

Sneakers remain at the heart of streetwear culture. Millennials are drawn to bold, statement-making designs that showcase personality and taste. Chunky sneakers, high-tops, and collaborations between designers and sportswear brands dominate the market.

Limited-edition sneakers have become status symbols, with brands like Nike, Yeezy, and Balenciaga leading the charge. These shoes often serve as the centerpiece of an outfit, paired with understated clothing to let the sneakers shine.

Logomania and Brand Affinity

Logomania, or the display of prominent logos on clothing, is a defining feature of streetwear. Millennials value brand affinity, often associating themselves with the ethos of iconic labels like Supreme, Off-White, and BAPE.

Logomania extends beyond t-shirts and hoodies to accessories like caps, bags, and even socks. While wearing logos head-to-toe can be overwhelming, incorporating one statement piece into an outfit strikes a perfect balance.

Streetwear Meets Athleisure

Athleisure, the fusion of athletic and leisurewear, continues to influence streetwear fashion. Tracksuits, joggers, and performance fabrics have found their way into casual wardrobes, offering a sporty yet polished look.

This trend is ideal for millennials who value versatility. A sleek pair of joggers can transition from a workout session to a coffee run when styled with a bomber jacket and trendy sneakers.

Accessories as Key Players

Streetwear accessories are crucial for completing the look. From crossbody bags and snapback caps to chunky gold chains and sunglasses, these elements add personality to an outfit.

The choice of accessories depends on the overall vibe. A minimalistic outfit might call for bold, statement accessories, while a vibrant ensemble benefits from understated add-ons.

Conclusion

Streetwear fashion for millennials is all about blending comfort, individuality, and cultural influences. Whether it’s through oversized silhouettes, vibrant patterns, or sustainable practices, men’s streetwear continues to push boundaries.

This men’s clothing brand offers a curated selection of streetwear essentials tailored to the Pakistani audience. From bold graphic tees to versatile sneakers, their collection helps you stay ahead in the streetwear game. Explore now and redefine your style!

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10th generation purple ipad. (mines is acting up)

new friends

micro denim Geiger bag

southbank tote bag black Kurt geiger

sycamore essentials fear of God hoodie

dark oatmeal fear of God essentials sweatpant.

yeezy slides onxy black

sambas cloud white

jordan 3 white cement reimagened

jordan 11 retro space jam

new balance 2002r orb pink

essential fear of God state fleece hoodie

UGG lowmel black

UGG Tasman dark grey

Bape space camo shark ful zip up hoodie

denim tears x offset hoodie black

demim tears cotton wreath hoodie black monocrhome

sp5der p*nk v2 sweatpant black

sp5der logo hoodie maroon

sp5der hoodie acia purple

vans knu skool navy white

balenciaga runner pink white

balenciaga runner multicolor

offwhite tape diag arrows hoodie black

maison yashiro mahara Hank og sole canvas low black

hellstar no guts no glory shirt

hellstar studios zip hoodie black

telfar shopping bag small black

chrome heart ch trucker hat black

chrome hearts Matty boy sex records hoodie citrus

diseal 1dr xs mini bag silver

marc Jacob snapshot bag ivory

marc Jacob snapshot bag dtm black

gallery dept. painted flare sweatpants washed black

lanvins leather curb ivory

lanvins leather curb blacb

leanvin leather curb light blue

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Streetwear

Since the late 1970s and early 1980s, “Streetwear” has grown and taken a huge grasp in today’s fashion scene. Streetwear had a spread in a variety of ways, many say the young skaters from New York along with its hip-hop culture, or the Los Angeles surf-skate and graffiti culture were the influence on this trend. People look at those who wear streetwear brands to have “strong sense of community” or characterized by DIY aesthetics, basically anyone who wants to make a fashion statement, such as wearing casual clothes mixed with high and low-end clothes. Those who consider themselves to wear streetwear clothes often wear oversized garments, graphic tees/hoodies, sneakers, accessories, and a mix of branding these.

Plenty of respected brands such as Supreme, off-White, Bape, Palace, and Stüssy along with many more over the years have gained such a huge and strong following. Many can say its due to their unique style of designs when it comes to each of their garments, or it can be their limited edition drops that caught people’s attention.

Fall 2017 Louis Vuitton men's collaboration with Supreme

off-White (Virgil Abloh)

Bape Store Los Angeles 5th year anniversary

If you believe that Streetwear is the style for you, then look at these few inspirations to get a quick idea that you can add to your next fit!

Oversized Clothes

Graphic Tees/Hoodies

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Accessories

(Side bags, watches/bracelets, glasses, chains)

Let us know your thoughts and feedback on the way todays streetwear fashion scene has taken over, and keeps to evolve over the years. Remember to check in next week for another emerging and evolving trend.

Sergio

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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Bape Busy Shark Relaxed Fit Tee.