Hip hop has always been about flare, flex, and fearless flamboyance — and rappers, without question, are some of fashion’s boldest, longest-running rebels. Born on the streets of the Bronx and rooted in Black American expression, hip hop didn’t just change music, it rewrote the rules of style. Accessories became weapons of identity: loud, unapologetic, … Read more
Alright, gather ’round, fam, because we’re about to dive deep into a fashion feud (Trad Goth vs Mall Goth) as old as time (or at least, as old as the internet decided to gatekeep). On one side, we’ve got the OG, the true blue, the “I was here before you were even a twinkle in … Read more
Fashion, by its very nature, is a pendulum. Trends swing wildly from one extreme to another, dictating silhouettes, colors, and textures with seasonal ferocity. We’ve seen the rise and fall of maximalism, with its riot of patterns, bold colors, and “more is more” philosophy, often presented as a vibrant counterpoint to the quiet discipline of … Read more
The Ivy League Swagger That Time Can’t Touch Picture this: it’s 1955, and you’re strolling across the quad at one of the Ivy League’s Gang of Eight—Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Columbia, Penn, Brown, Dartmouth, or Cornell. These hallowed institutions, the crème de la crème of American academia, aren’t just churning out scholars; they’re birthing a sartorial … Read more
The anti-trend, but not unfashionable, nonconformist, but not rebellious! Always traditional but never boring. Ordinary yet far from mundane! Yes, we are talking about the normcore aesthetic. It’s “anti-trend” because it refuses to blindly follow fleeting fads, and nonconformist because it doesn’t bow to the dictates of the trendy, the edgy and the over-the-top. The … Read more
The boardroom doesn’t have to be boring, and office wear doesn’t have to feel like the same old story every single day. For the modern, fashion-forward guy, the office is a runway, and corporate chic is the name of the game. Being the best-dressed bloke in the boardroom isn’t just a flex—it’s a statement. Gone … Read more
