Hip-Hop Contained In Fashion

Among the current cutting-edge designers, MaxwellOsborne and Dao-YiChow, who have just been appointed as the creative director of DKNY, are also considered to have used a lot of street elements in their own brand PublicSchool.

In addition, HoodbyAir, CountyofMilan, Off-White, TimCoppens and so on are also considered to be the beneficiaries of Hip-hop culture, but Street sense is no longer the focus.

You probably remember the hip-hop wave that followed the Korean wave at the end of twentieth Century.

In addition to Jay Chou, Willber Pan, Chang Csun Yuk and other popular pop stars who are keen on rap, Black Eyed Peas have gradually entered the mainland pop music market.

It is different from the top-down fashion culture.

It originated in the black culture of Brook forest in New York, USA in the 60s of last century - the form of street dance, slang and bad language in rap, and even wearing too lenient.

They are all related to their poverty.

In "clothes like their own"

To a certain extent, it represents how poor Hip-hop enters the white group, the middle class, and even the high-fashionT.

Maybe this movie can explain for you.

Last Friday (June 26th), a new movie called "FreshDressed" was launched in the United States.

The movie shows how Hip-hop culture was born, developed and eventually become the inspiration for other forms of expression in the world. Of course, the focus is on how to become the design element of the high-fashion brand on T.

"Everything at that time was meant to express freedom, independence and respect."

The director of the film SachaJenkins said.

Starting with CrossColours, CarlJones, the founder of the brand, quickly earned $one hundred million because of its clever combination of street culture.

At that time, MarkyMark was often photographed wearing a T-shirt with Malcolm X (one of the leaders of black civil rights movement) and a fisherman hat with CrossColours.

Although there is no actual display of RalphLauren's Polo, TommyHilfiger, Adidas, and Timberland, the director also said in an interview with Washington Post that Hip-hop has a huge impact on the above brands.

In the 70s of last century, the typical Hip-hop dress was B-boystyle:BVD vest +Lee jeans, +Puma sneakers, +Cazal sunglasses and +Kangol cap, and 90s was the world of TommyHilfiger hooded sweater.

In 2004, SeanCombs, a boast dad, won the CFDA men's wear designer award, which became a watershed for Hip-hop to get a real recognition in the fashion industry.

This has led to a gap between CrossColours and KarlKani and forced Hip-hop to enter the real fashion market.

JohnGalliano and Givenchy are more typical.

The film itself can only be evaluated in general, IMDb gave 5.7 points, and Metacritic scored the 69/100 score.

"Entertainment Weekly" evaluated its "slightly scattered narrative, but it is still a rich and colorful documentary", while "variety" thought that "the picture is uneventful, and the novelty lies in the novelty of the theme and the solid style of the guiding style".

But for this kind of subject matter, it does not need to be too demanding in the form of documentary.

It is also a choice for readers who want to know about the Hip-hop culture and want to take a look at the specific image data.

Besides, American hip hop has been plated into Chinese as a best seller.