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Hi Chronivac or Suitcase people! I'm looking for a change in my life like working with my body rather than with my brain, living in the north rather than in the south, being poor but happy rather than wealthy and unhappy, being a player rather than the relationship-guy and so on. I hope for your help

Dude, seriously, if you're going to do it, do it! Why only half the cake? Why not work with your awesome body, live on the beach in the south, be rich and happy and take everything that comes along? Somehow that sounds much better… At least for me… I have another suitcase for you, labeled MVD. Filled with everything you need for a basic jet-set influencer beach vacation. Beachwear from Vilebrequin, sportswear from Balenciaga, a little something for the evening from Prada and co. And a hotel voucher for The Grand Hotel in Punta del Este. Just for the weekend. After that, it's off to Buenos Aires for you and then you'll have to see…

Shit, the brand new iPhone alone, which you're holding in your freshly manicured hands, costs more than you've paid in rent for your miserable apartment in six months. You don't even want to know what the entire contents of this suitcase cost. But how do you get to this Punta del Este now? And where is it anyway? You look at your new cell phone. Your tickets are in the wallet. First to Madrid, and then on to Montevideo. Premium Economy. Sounds great, you've never had that before. Should you put something on straight from your suitcase? Better not. You should take it easy on your clothes. But maybe one of those T-shirts from Balenciaga. A quick look in the mirror… Okay, better not, maybe a little tight around the hips. You're not changing.

When you check in your suitcase, the ground staff lady flirts with you. She asks why you've joined the queue with all the tourists. As an Emerald customer with oneworld, you should have been allowed to use the first class check-in. She asks if she can upgrade you to Business Class as compensation. You don't say no.

You can get used to the lounge. It's better than waiting outside in the aisles. The toilets are also better. And when you look in the mirror, you think that they must be playing tricks with the light. You look younger and more relaxed. And were you wearing that immaculate white shirt just now? Somehow the champagne seems to be going to your head. You almost missed the boarding call.

The lounge was cool, but flying in Business Class is really awesome! There aren't many passengers up here. But somehow you get the impression that everyone is just looking after you. Like a real VIP. You take a selfie of yourself and the purser. Later for Instagram. The Iberia logo well placed. You have to show your appreciation somehow. In Madrid, you send the two pictures out. The second one with the pilot. He says it was an honor to fly you. They're getting a bit carried away… They're making fun of you!

When you go through passport control at the terminal change, you first think you've put the wrong passport in your pocket. Cool picture! But it doesn't look like you. You check it out as best you can in the reflection of a window pane. Yes, the angular features, the piercing blue eyes… It all fits.

It's getting better and better. Instead of your connecting flight being called for boarding, a member of ground staff comes by in the lounge, takes your bag and accompanies you to the gate. You're already in the mood for a glass of champagne. But alcohol is only compatible with your six-pack to a limited extent. Besides, it's already late and you should get some sleep. You have more than enough room. So apply your night cream, put on your sleep pods and put on your sleeping goggles. And when you wake up rested after almost nine hours, you hear the first signs that the breakfast service is about to start. You hear the flight attendants gossiping. One of them says that you looked like Cupid while you were sleeping and that you could shoot him with your arrows. They obviously have no idea that you speak Spanish. You let them believe that you don't understand them.

Actually, you would have liked to have taken a closer look at Montevideo. But you don't have time for that. The season in Punta del Este is as good as over, so if you want to boost your mid-season business, you need a few pictures of the sunset. And you get paid quite well for boosting the mid-season business a little.

It's actually a bit too cold at the end of March for topless shots. But your nipples look even better this way. "End of a hot day, beginning of a hot night at the most beautiful end of the world" you write under the picture. 3K likes in half an hour. You are worth your money!

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Blokette core: sporty with a feminine twist

Is this new trend a celebration of football culture or class appropriation?

TikTok has given rise to many ‘core’ trends like ballet, fairy, and gorp but the current ‘core’ which has everyone obsessed is blokette core.

Blokette core is a fusion between the masculine, sporty bloke aesthetic with the hyperfeminine coquette style. Independent label Peachy Den recently dropped a new collection inspired by football and blokette core called ‘Glory Days’. Also, German sportswear company Adidas is collaborating with the famed Florentine fashion house Gucci for another collection.

Blokette Core first went viral due to the World Cup frenzy at the end of 2022, and the hype doesn’t seem to be dying down anytime soon as videos tagged #blokettecore have scored an impressive 19.1 million views on Tik Tok.

The components making up the blokette capsule wardrobe include: oversized football jerseys, vintage Adidas track jackets, micro-minis, denim midi-skirts and baggy tracksuits. For footwear, Adidas trainers like Forum Lows, Gazelles or Sambas are another staple in a blokette’s wardrobe.

Instagram’s favourite It girl and model Bella Hadid is rarely seen without her Sambas, which could be the reason behind a surge in Google searches of her favourite shoe. There’s been a 350% surge in Samba searches during the last three months.

“The thing I like about blokette core is the casualness of it, you can’t really go wrong with it,” said LCF fashion student and blokette fan, Kateleigh Tome.

“As I grew up with this style and was constantly surrounded by it, it’s nice to see that it’s still being worn today.”

Finding the middle ground between femininity and masculinity is the key to achieving the blokette look.

For those wanting to give the trend a go, substituting the laces in your Adidas trainers for baby pink ribbons is a good start, or layering a vintage football jersey over a mini skirt works for those aspiring to be a little more daring. Try adding pastel-coloured bows to your hair for the ultimate blokette badge of approval.

On the surface, blokette core seems like a harmless celebration and feminisation of football-lad culture but can it be argued that this latest Tik Tok trend, is an appropriation of the British working-class aesthetic?

Arguably, blokette is 2023’s spin on the 90s-word ‘ladette’. A ladette is recognised as a working-class girl, with a scruffy attitude. She doesn’t care about the confines of gender roles and doesn’t mind taking a seat at the table at some of society’s most masculine hotspots – the grungier the pub, the better.

The look was first demonised when it first made its way to the social scene in the 1990s, but now its return is welcomed with (a fashionista’s) open arms.

If you need further visual representation of the look, BBC series Little Britain (2005) was filled with characters sporting the look. One of its main characters, Vicky Pollard is arguably the most memorable yet negative representation of working-class women in the media: “Whether nicking stuff from the supermarket or swapping her baby for a Westlife CD, Vicky reacts to any accusation with indignant outrage,” reads the BBC’s synopsis of the series.

Pollard could be seen as harmless fun, but the creators behind her character, two privately educated white men, has triggered social media discussion and perception 20-odd years on.

In 2006, YouGov carried out a survey at Edinburgh’s Film Festival, and found that the majority of participants felt that the depiction of Pollard on screen was an authentic depiction of single, working class mums off screen, according to The Guardian.

In addition, survey participants felt that Pollard  is a manifestation of a ‘chav’.

‘Chav’ is a derogatory term used to describe lower-class people who stereotypically behave in an antisocial way. In the late 1990s and early 2000s, the government created a moral panic about chavs, which the media helped perpetuate.

Pollard’s iconic TV wardrobe of a Kappa zip-up, fluffy hair scrunchy, flared joggers and trainers, is a lesson in how to dress blokette, despite the character’s controversy.

However, when working-class people dress in a similar way, society arguably deems them as poor, or indeed a chav.

There is undoubtedly a double standard in fashion as clothes that are seen as trendy and cool on a middle-class white person, are typically seen as cheap and ‘chavvy’ on someone who is working class.

Kateleigh Tome explains: “When I was growing up, blokette core type clothing was what my family could afford at the time. Whenever someone walked past wearing a top from Sports Direct and baggy jeans or trackies I would always hear a comment [from passers-by] how that person is a chav and that you can tell they live in a council flat.”

The fashion industry is notorious for taking elements of working-class life such as clothing and making it palatable for higher social classes.

For example, in the early noughties, Burberry’s check pattern became popular amongst the working class and the classist British press was quick to label the check pattern as ‘chav wear’, making Burberry believe their association with the working class was damaging its image.

As a result, Burberry started to fade the Nova check out of its production line and they discontinued the once iconic Nova check cap, which was worn and loved by working-class football fans, to revoke their association with the working class. The Burberry check was now only featured in five per cent of products.

Fast forward to the late 2010s when the middle class and social elites no longer want to appear wealthy anymore, Burberry released its SS18 collection which was a Nova Check paradise. Now, instead of shying away from sport-leisure, brands are embracing the style, through the art of collaborating: In 2022 Gucci and Adidas created a world-dominating collection and for SS23 the two companies are collaborating again for another collection.

Is it as simple to say then, that working-class style is popular in fashion now because rich people don’t want to appear rich? According to LCF fashion student Saida Mahad, people wear working-class clothing: “To feel like they look like those around them,” and Tome agrees.

“Today, especially on social media, middle-class people are one of the main targets for criticism as they’re sort of out of touch. So, I think what happened years ago to working-class people is happening now to middle-class people and they’re trying to look less prestige. It’s all about fitting in.”

On the other hand, social media has allowed the fashion world to become more accessible to the working class and they are now able to influence fashion in ways they haven’t been able to before. So, this could be why recent trends have roots in working-class culture.

Now that the working-class aesthetic is loved by the fashion industry, maybe it’s time the industry starts to appreciate the working class people who are trying to finally break fashion’s seemingly impenetrable class ceiling.

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Tommy Hilfiger’s nautical NYFW show makes a splash on a Staten Island ferry

Tommy Hilfiger presented his spring/summer 2025 collection on the unusual location of a decommissioned Staten Island ferry. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tommy Hilfiger (@tommyhilfiger) For his latest New York Fashion Week show, the American designer paid homage to the nautical lifestyle that has inspired the brand for almost 40 years. He took guests to the John F. Kennedy boat, which served as a Staten Island Ferry until decommissioned in 2021. Pete Davidson and Colin Jost, both New York natives, bought it the following year with other investors. The collection had nautical accents such as anchor motifs and Breton stripes (Charles Sykes/AP) Hilfiger's love letter to the East Coast of America extended to the Empire State Building, lit up in the label's colors. The show's invitation was a Tommy-fied version of a brass Staten Island Ferry token, a remnant of New York history. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Empire State Building (@empirestatebldg) The New York-born designer unveiled his second collection since returning to the NYFW schedule with a further refined luxury aesthetic. The pieces were classically Tommy: navy captain’s blazers and trench coats, cricket sweaters and cable-knit V-necks, pleated prim dresses, and capri pants. The nautical theme ran throughout, with anchor motifs and Breton stripes aplenty. Hilfiger made the classic styles modern through contemporary tailoring (Charles Sykes/AP) “It’s the New American Prep wardrobe, fusing vibrant Ivy League style with everyday coastal functionality,” the label said in a statement. Hilfiger wanted to “live within our brand codes: Stripes, red, white, and blue, nautical and collegiate preppy.” Modern silhouettes, crinkled cotton, and fabrics encompassing sportswear's fluidity energized the signature looks. “Today, it’s updated and remixed for 2025,” said Hilfiger. “The look has the ease of effortless summer style, but with a confidence that feels ready to step off the ferry and back into the city.” The collection featured classic Breton and Ithaca shirting stripes, regatta jackets, and utility trousers made from sail-cloth nylons. Celebrities in the front row included Gen V actor Patrick Schwarzenegger, 30, who recently became the brand’s face. In a herringbone tweed suit jacket and nautical-striped shirt, View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tommy Hilfiger (@tommyhilfiger) Schwarzenegger embodied the brand's quintessentially preppy aesthetic. Schwarzenegger was accompanied by Blackpink’s Jisoo, 29, who noted Hilfiger’s hip-hop influence of the Nineties in a leather baseball jacket and beanie. Others in attendance included actor Brooke Shields, who watched her daughter, Grier, on her first Fashion Week runway. “I got very emotional,” Shields said. “It was her first show and this is something she wanted to do. And I said, ‘You’ve got to go to college, but it’s a Sunday, so it’s OK.’” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Gabby Thomas (@gabbythomas) Sports stars were out in force – including Olympic gold medal-winning sprinter Gabby Thomas, who wore a herringbone double-breasted blazer over a white mini dress, and gymnast Sunisa Lee in a classic belted trench coat. Romee Strijd, Noah Beck, Tinashe, and Wu-Tang Clan members enjoyed a surprise performance at the event. Tommy Hilfiger demonstrated that the brand is as much part of the city’s iconography as the ship that hosted it. It is a true American classic. Read the full article

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Street Fashion T-Shirts: Trends Shaping Urban Style

Street fashion t-shirts have always been at the forefront of urban style, continuously evolving to reflect the dynamic nature of city life. In recent years, the trends shaping street fashion t-shirts have been influenced by a mix of nostalgia, innovation, and social commentary. Graphic tees featuring bold, provocative messages have become increasingly popular, serving as canvases for political statements, social movements, and personal beliefs. Vintage-inspired designs are also making a comeback, with retro logos and classic band prints dominating the scene. Additionally, collaborations between streetwear brands and high-fashion designers are blending luxury with street sensibilities, resulting in limited-edition t-shirts that push the boundaries of traditional fashion. As we move forward, street fashion t-shirts are set to continue evolving, incorporating new materials, technologies, and design philosophies that reflect the ever-changing urban environment.

How To Style Street Fashion T-Shirts For Every Occasion?

Street fashion t-shirts are versatile pieces that can be styled for a wide range of occasions, from casual outings to more polished events. For a laid-back look, pair a graphic tee with distressed jeans and sneakers, creating a relaxed, effortless vibe. Layering is key for adapting street fashion t-shirts to different settings; for instance, adding a blazer or a bomber jacket over a tee can elevate the outfit for a more refined appearance. When heading to a more formal event, opt for a high-quality t-shirt in a neutral color, and pair it with tailored trousers and loafers for a modern twist on classic office wear. Additionally, street fashion t-shirts can be dressed up with accessories such as statement necklaces or stylish belts to enhance their aesthetic appeal. By experimenting with different combinations, you can make street fashion t-shirts a versatile part of your wardrobe, suitable for any occasion.

The Evolution Of Street Fashion T-Shirts Over The Decades

The evolution of street fashion t-shirts reflects the broader shifts in fashion and culture over the decades. In the 1970s and 1980s, t-shirts primarily featured bold graphics, slogans, and band logos, mirroring the rise of youth counterculture and music subgenres. The 1990s saw the emergence of iconic streetwear brands and a focus on logo-centric designs, driven by the influence of hip-hop culture and sportswear. The early 2000s introduced a more eclectic mix of styles, including vintage-inspired prints and experimental graphics. Today, street fashion t-shirts are characterized by a fusion of high and low fashion, with collaborations between streetwear and luxury brands creating new trends and pushing creative boundaries. This ongoing evolution highlights how street fashion t-shirts have continuously adapted to reflect changing cultural, social, and artistic influences, making them a dynamic and enduring element of contemporary fashion.

Top Street Fashion T-Shirts Brands To Know In 2024

As we enter 2024, several street fashion t-shirt brands have established themselves as key players in the industry, each offering unique styles and innovative designs. Supreme remains a dominant force, known for its limited-edition drops and collaborations with high-profile artists and designers. Off-White continues to make waves with its distinctive use of graphic prints and bold typography. Palace Skateboards, with its playful graphics and skater-inspired aesthetics, is another must-know brand. In addition, emerging labels like Ader Error and Fear of God Essentials are gaining attention for their fresh takes on streetwear essentials. These brands are setting the pace for street fashion t-shirts in 2024, influencing trends and shaping the future of urban style. By staying informed about these brands, fashion enthusiasts can stay ahead of the curve and incorporate cutting-edge designs into their wardrobes.

Street Fashion T-Shirts: Must-Have Graphics And Designs

Graphic design plays a pivotal role in the appeal of street fashion t-shirts, making them more than just clothing items but also statements of personal style and identity. Iconic graphics such as vintage band logos, political slogans, and artistic collaborations are among the must-have designs for street fashion enthusiasts. Abstract art, pop culture references, and retro motifs also add a distinctive flair to t-shirts, making them stand out in the crowded streetwear market. Limited-edition prints and artist collaborations often create buzz and drive demand, further cementing the importance of unique graphics in street fashion. As trends evolve, expect to see new and innovative designs that push the boundaries of traditional graphic t-shirts, offering fresh ways to express individuality and make a fashion statement.

Choosing The Perfect Street Fashion T-Shirt For Your Body Type

Selecting the right street fashion t-shirt for your body type is crucial for achieving a flattering and comfortable look. For those with a slim build, fitted t-shirts with tapered cuts can accentuate the frame and create a sleek silhouette. Conversely, individuals with a more muscular build may prefer slightly looser fits that provide a balanced proportion without compromising on style. Oversized t-shirts, a popular trend in street fashion, work well for a relaxed, casual look and can be paired with slim-fit bottoms to balance the proportions. When choosing colors and patterns, consider your skin tone and personal preferences; darker shades and minimalist designs often offer a more versatile and timeless appeal. By understanding your body type and style preferences, you can select street fashion t-shirts that enhance your look and ensure confidence in your fashion choices.

Street Fashion T-Shirts: Sustainability Meets Style

As sustainability becomes a central concern in the fashion industry, street fashion t-shirts are also transforming more eco-friendly practices. Many brands are adopting sustainable materials such as organic cotton, recycled polyester, and low-impact dyes to reduce their environmental footprint. Additionally, some streetwear labels are embracing circular fashion principles by offering repair services and encouraging garment recycling. Collaborations with ethical designers and the use of innovative production techniques further contribute to the sustainability movement within street fashion. By prioritizing eco-conscious choices, both brands and consumers are helping to drive positive change in the fashion industry, making sustainable street fashion t-shirts a crucial aspect of modern urban style.

DIY Customization Ideas For Street Fashion T-Shirts

DIY customization allows fashion enthusiasts to personalize their street fashion t-shirts and make them truly unique. Simple techniques such as fabric painting, tie-dyeing, and appliqué can transform a basic t-shirt into a one-of-a-kind piece. For a more intricate approach, consider adding patches, embroidery, or iron-on transfers to create custom designs and statements. Vintage t-shirts can be upcycled with modern touches, such as distressed detailing or creative alterations. Online tutorials and craft kits provide step-by-step guidance for various DIY methods, making it accessible for everyone to explore their creativity. Customizing street fashion t-shirts not only adds a personal touch but also allows individuals to express their unique style and stand out from the crowd.

Conclusion

Street fashion t-shirts represent a dynamic and influential segment of contemporary fashion, reflecting the ever-changing trends, cultural influences, and individual expressions of urban style. From the evolution of design trends to the impact of sustainability and DIY customization, these t-shirts have become more than just a clothing item—they are a canvas for personal expression and a symbol of cultural identity. As we navigate the diverse landscape of street fashion t-shirts, it is clear that their significance extends beyond mere fashion statements, embodying the creativity, innovation, and individuality of the modern urban experience. Whether through the latest trends, styling tips, or sustainable practices, street fashion t-shirts continue to captivate and inspire, shaping the future of fashion in vibrant and exciting ways.

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This is What Happens When You Avoid The Sports Bras

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Tommy Hilfiger’s nautical NYFW show makes a splash on a Staten Island ferry

Tommy Hilfiger presented his spring/summer 2025 collection on the unusual location of a decommissioned Staten Island ferry. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tommy Hilfiger (@tommyhilfiger) For his latest New York Fashion Week show, the American designer paid homage to the nautical lifestyle that has inspired the brand for almost 40 years. He took guests to the John F. Kennedy boat, which served as a Staten Island Ferry until decommissioned in 2021. Pete Davidson and Colin Jost, both New York natives, bought it the following year with other investors. The collection had nautical accents such as anchor motifs and Breton stripes (Charles Sykes/AP) Hilfiger's love letter to the East Coast of America extended to the Empire State Building, lit up in the label's colors. The show's invitation was a Tommy-fied version of a brass Staten Island Ferry token, a remnant of New York history. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Empire State Building (@empirestatebldg) The New York-born designer unveiled his second collection since returning to the NYFW schedule with a further refined luxury aesthetic. The pieces were classically Tommy: navy captain’s blazers and trench coats, cricket sweaters and cable-knit V-necks, pleated prim dresses, and capri pants. The nautical theme ran throughout, with anchor motifs and Breton stripes aplenty. Hilfiger made the classic styles modern through contemporary tailoring (Charles Sykes/AP) “It’s the New American Prep wardrobe, fusing vibrant Ivy League style with everyday coastal functionality,” the label said in a statement. Hilfiger wanted to “live within our brand codes: Stripes, red, white, and blue, nautical and collegiate preppy.” Modern silhouettes, crinkled cotton, and fabrics encompassing sportswear's fluidity energized the signature looks. “Today, it’s updated and remixed for 2025,” said Hilfiger. “The look has the ease of effortless summer style, but with a confidence that feels ready to step off the ferry and back into the city.” The collection featured classic Breton and Ithaca shirting stripes, regatta jackets, and utility trousers made from sail-cloth nylons. Celebrities in the front row included Gen V actor Patrick Schwarzenegger, 30, who recently became the brand’s face. In a herringbone tweed suit jacket and nautical-striped shirt, View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tommy Hilfiger (@tommyhilfiger) Schwarzenegger embodied the brand's quintessentially preppy aesthetic. Schwarzenegger was accompanied by Blackpink’s Jisoo, 29, who noted Hilfiger’s hip-hop influence of the Nineties in a leather baseball jacket and beanie. Others in attendance included actor Brooke Shields, who watched her daughter, Grier, on her first Fashion Week runway. “I got very emotional,” Shields said. “It was her first show and this is something she wanted to do. And I said, ‘You’ve got to go to college, but it’s a Sunday, so it’s OK.’” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Gabby Thomas (@gabbythomas) Sports stars were out in force – including Olympic gold medal-winning sprinter Gabby Thomas, who wore a herringbone double-breasted blazer over a white mini dress, and gymnast Sunisa Lee in a classic belted trench coat. Romee Strijd, Noah Beck, Tinashe, and Wu-Tang Clan members enjoyed a surprise performance at the event. Tommy Hilfiger demonstrated that the brand is as much part of the city’s iconography as the ship that hosted it. It is a true American classic. Read the full article

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