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Louis Vuitton Low ‘Trainer’ Sneakers Neon Blue Color Way Designed By Vigil Abloh
#dystopria#louis vuitton#lv trainer sneaker#louis vuitton trainer#virgil abloh#designer fashion#designer sneakers#sneaker culture#sneaker head
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The Birthplace of a Cultural Revolution: Exploring the Origins of Hip-Hop and its Influence on Fashion
Welcome to our blog, where we embark on a journey to uncover the origins of hip-hop and its profound impact on both music and fashion. In this post, we delve into the birthplace of this cultural revolution, tracing its roots back to the vibrant streets of the South Bronx. We'll also explore the close connection between hip-hop fashion and street style, highlighting how the fashion choices of early hip-hop pioneers became intertwined with the very essence of the genre. So, let's rewind to the past and uncover the rich history that birthed hip-hop and shaped its unique sense of style.
The Birth of Hip-Hop:
Hip-hop emerged during the 1970s in the South Bronx, New York City, as a creative and expressive response to socio-economic challenges faced by African American and Latino communities. Its inception can be attributed to the fusion of various elements, including DJing, MCing (rapping), graffiti art, and, of course, dance. The neighborhoods became a breeding ground for innovation, and the streets served as the backdrop for this cultural movement.
Street Style and Self-Expression:
Hip-hop culture has always been rooted in individuality and self-expression. Early pioneers expressed their identity and creativity through their clothing, which laid the foundation for the iconic hip-hop fashion and street style we know today. In the face of limited resources, they repurposed and personalized clothing, creating their own unique looks that set them apart from mainstream fashion.
Influence of African and African American Aesthetics:
Hip-hop fashion draws inspiration from African and African American aesthetics, paying homage to cultural heritage and ancestral roots. Bold and vibrant colors, patterns, and prints reminiscent of traditional African garments found their way into the fashion choices of early hip-hop artists. This infusion of cultural elements became a defining feature of hip-hop fashion.
Rise of Sneaker Culture:
Sneakers have become synonymous with hip-hop fashion and street style. From Adidas to Nike, Puma to Converse, sneakers became a symbol of identity and status within the hip-hop community. The love for sneakers grew hand in hand with the rise of breakdancing and the need for functional footwear that could withstand the demands of dance battles and energetic moves.
Branding and Logomania:
Hip-hop fashion has a close relationship with branding and logos. As the genre gained popularity, artists started sporting clothing adorned with recognizable logos, transforming fashion into a form of self-promotion. Brands like FUBU, Karl Kani, and Sean John became synonymous with the hip-hop fashion movement, representing not just style but also entrepreneurial success within the community.
Influence on Mainstream Fashion:
Hip-hop's influence on fashion extends far beyond its grassroots beginnings. As the genre gained mainstream recognition, elements of hip-hop style started to influence high fashion runways, streetwear brands, and pop culture. Baggy pants, oversized hoodies, bucket hats, and gold chains all found their way into the fashion lexicon, transcending cultural boundaries and becoming iconic symbols of hip-hop style.
Conclusion:
Hip-hop's origin lies in the vibrant streets of the South Bronx, where a fusion of artistic expression gave birth to a cultural revolution. The fashion choices of early hip-hop pioneers became intertwined with the essence of the genre, fostering a unique street style that celebrated self-expression, cultural heritage, and individuality. Hip-hop fashion's influence on mainstream culture is a testament to its enduring power. From sneakers to branding, streetwear to logomania, hip-hop has left an indelible mark on the fashion world. So, whether you're donning a fresh pair of sneakers,rocking a statement logo, or embracing the vibrant colors and patterns of hip-hop fashion, remember that you're not just wearing clothes—you're paying homage to a cultural movement that continues to shape and redefine fashion as we know it. Let your fashion choices become a testament to the spirit of hip-hop, where individuality, creativity, and self-expression thrive.
#hip hop#hip hop fashion#black culture#hip hop style#hiphop fashion#street wear#streetwear#hip hop clothing#hiphop clothes#hiphop clothing#hip hop influence#Sneaker Culture#rap music#rapper#urban#urbanwear#styleblogger
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First steps in my new Tuned3
#Tuned3#nike#scally#sox#sneax#tn#airmax#nike sneakers#air#white#tuned#gay man#gay sneakers#sneakers#nikeaddict#nike socks#sneaker culture
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I’m here to make Tumblr great again lol
But fr I used to love this app and I want to bring some kind of traffic to it thru my style and influence.
#street style#street photography#street art#sneaker culture#sneakers#Sneaker Tumblr#fashion#fitteds#sports#adidas#Spotify
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Soled Out
The Golden Age of Sneaker Advertising
Sneaker Freaker
Phaidon,London 2021,720 pages, 900 illusutrations, 31,5 x 23 cm, Hardback, ISBN: 9781838663674
euro 59,95
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A riotous, 720-page celebration of sneaker culture and sporting legends, as told through the medium of vintage print advertising
More than a decade in the making, Soled Out is the definitive - and only - collection of sneaker advertisements from the footwear industry's golden age. Lovingly written and compiled by Simon 'Woody' Wood, founder of the legendary Sneaker Freaker magazine and author of The Ultimate Sneaker Book, this colossal volume combines nearly 900 vintage images with a punchy narrative full of insider stories and historical revelations.
Featuring the biggest brands, classic sneaker models, superstar athletes, and pop culture icons - from Adidas, New Balance, and Puma, to Asics, Pony, and Pro-Keds; the Nike Air Max and Converse All Star to New Balance 990 and Reebok Pump; Andre Agassi and Michael Jordan to Paula Abdul and MC Hammer - every page is laced with incredible graphics and unforgettable advertising slogans. Sit back and enjoy the spectacular scenery ahead as Soled Out powers through a 720-page marathon celebration of the rubber, leather, and mesh we wear on our feet.
13/12/22
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#sneakers#sneaker culture#vintage print advertising#900 vintage images#Sneaker Freaker#Adidas#Puma#Asics#Nike#Converse#Reebock#fashion books#fashionbooksmilano
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Fat Joe's 'Terror Squad' AF1s: 18 Years in the Making
The world of sneakers and sneaker culture continue to change and this is very good for the Culture.
Retrospectives and reissues have become common practice, but sometimes, a shoe emerges that defies the conventional timeline of releases. The "Terror Squad" Air Force 1s, championed by Fat Joe, fall into this category. Released 18 years after their initial inception, these sneakers carry a unique history and significance within sneaker culture.
The Nostalgic Resurgence
The year was 2005, when Nike first introduced the "Terror Squad" Air Force 1s, a collaboration with Fat Joe, the Bronx-bred rapper and sneaker enthusiast. These shoes quickly became iconic, featuring a striking combination of colors and materials that paid homage to Fat Joe's Terror Squad crew.
The sneakers embodied the vibrant and bold style of early 2000s Hip Hop fashion, with their rich burgundy suede, gold accents, and an embroidered "TS" logo on the side.
At the time of their original release, the "Terror Squad" Air Force 1s garnered considerable attention, but were limited in availability. Consequently, they became a coveted gem among sneakerheads.
Fast forward to 2021, and Nike decided to revisit this classic silhouette, setting the stage for an exciting revival.
The Delayed Gratification
Releasing these sneakers 18 years later bring a sense of delayed gratification for fans and collectors alike.
It's not uncommon for brands to revisit their archives, but this particular release is about celebrating a bygone era of Hip Hop and sneaker culture as it is about fashion.
The "Terror Squad" Air Force 1s tap into the sentimentality of sneaker enthusiasts who grew up during the early 2000s, a time when Rap music and urban fashion were closely intertwined.
Fat Joe himself represents an era when sneaker endorsements and collaborations were less common, making his partnership with Nike feel like a special moment in sneaker history.
The Impact on Sneaker Culture
This reissue serves as a reminder of the enduring power of nostalgia in sneaker culture. It's not just about the shoes themselves; it's about the stories, memories, and emotions associated with them. (The Kickstories)
The "Terror Squad" Air Force 1s evoke a sense of nostalgia, taking fans back to a time when Hip Hop and sneakers were inseparable.
In a world where sneaker drops can sometimes feel routine, the "Terror Squad" Air Force 1s bring back a sense of excitement and anticipation.
Sneakerheads, old and new, eagerly await the release, not just for the shoes, but to relive a piece of Hip Hop history.
They’re more than just a pair of sneakers; they’re a time capsule that transports us back to an era when Hip Hop and urban fashion were at their peak.
This release is a testament to the enduring influence of both Fat Joe and sneaker culture, showing that the intersection of music and fashion continues to captivate hearts, minds and feet alike.
So, if you decide to grab a pair of these iconic sneakers, consider yourself not only a sneakerhead but also a guardian of a piece of cultural history.
#fat joe#walkgood#kickstory#osdlive#sneakers#hiphop#solecialstudies#fashion#music#rap#obsessivesneakerdisorder#nike#sneaker culture#protect our culture#protect sneaker culture
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The AUTHORS series returns with a collaboration between Danil Yad and creative visionary, Jeff Staple. A legendary designer & creator, Staple's likeness is captured in Danil Yad's signature style. Standing 8" tall and made of vinyl, he clasps his iconic "Staple" pigeon in his hands. Featuring detachable shoes that can be swapped around with other figures from the AUTHORS series. Don't miss your chance to add this art toy to your collection!
#Jeff staple#might jaxx#vinyl figurine#sneaker culture#Sneakers#sneakerhead#Sneaker Illustration#sneaker photography#snkr collctn#got him#pigeon panda#pigeon dunk
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Jabari Brown smile 2022
#big smile#joy#black children#black happiness#art experiment#black experience#New York black people#soho#art on the internet#love#happiness#smile#beardstyle#jabari brown#Jabari#minimal#sweat pants#nike#sneaker culture
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#black fashion#mensfashion#streetwear#summer fashion#north hollywood#hollywood#los angeles#lakers#retro jordans#sneaker culture#sneakers
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Anime streetwear has become popular now and I’m taking a look at where it stands and how we got to this point.
#anime#streetwear#goku#naruto#fashion#supreme#tik tok#diy#sneakers#sneaker culture#imouri#demon slayer
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When you're a beer brand that has history and has just enough cache (and cash) for Bond to spruik you over martinis, how do you flog your light beer?
Sneakers. Apparently, it's sneakers. Yeah, that's right. Sneakers that have a marvelous light, cushioned feel thanks to the incorporation of said light beer.
That sound mint to you?
The sneaker factor, including that partnership with the Shoe Surgeon, and this being all about light beer screams millennial baiting to me. Or well, even Gen Z or eventually Gen Alpha. It's youth-centric however you look at it.
But in an era in which beer trends are as much about beer with unique tastes as it is about lighter/easier to drink, is a sneaker stunt enough for a brand that the audience would associate more with their dads and awkward uncles?
Probably not enough to make their booze of choice at a BBQ.
#ad#advertising#brand activation#heineken#heinekicks#kicks#sneakers#sneaker culture#advertising stunt
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20TH ANNIVERSARY SNEAKER BOOK "CLASSIC" EDITION + TEE AVAILABLE FOR PREORDER NOW!
“Classic” 20th Anniversary Edition + limited edition WYGT t-shirt (red, white, or gray) exclusively available at bucketsnbaskets.com.
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The Art of Sneakers Volume One
Compiled by Ivan Dudynsky
power House Books, Brooklyn NY 2019, 176 pages, 26 x 21 cm, Hardback, ISBN 978-1-57687-955-9
euro 46,50
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Sneaker culture is one of the most dynamic forces in the world. It courses through the zeitgeist via fashion, sports, music – and especially art. Creators operating in a wide range of mediums – from sculpture and graphic design to origami and food – have been inspired by footwear fandom.
THE ART OF SNEAKERS (@theartofsneakers) is a celebration of those artists and the movement they are a part of. A unique collection of works from 20 very different creative minds, THE ART OF SNEAKERS shines a light on the next-level creativity springing from the Jordan Generation. One artist deconstructs the most sought-after, exclusive sneakers in the world and turns them into dizzyingly intricate masks. Another uses nothing more than pencil, paper, and an insane amount of patience to create stunning photorealistic drawings of her favorite shoes. Yet another takes shoeboxes and cuts them into hundreds of pieces, shaping them into something like life-size cardboard taxidermy. The Art of Sneakers is presented by snkrINC (@snkrinc) – a media brand representing global sneaker culture – and is meant to serve as an inspiration for all artists, current and future, to make something beautiful from their passions.
23/02/23
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