Streetwear Culture: The Culture Of Streetwear And Sneaker Culture

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I have always been interested in fashion it has always been apart of my life, but I never found a style all my own. Then I found it when I saw my cousins’ sneakers the, Air Jordan Ones and wondered how to get those shoes and how to look “cool” compared to the everyday person. Then I found it, a style that is streetwear. Streetwear is a culture about sold out and sought-after clothing and sneakers and I am a part of that. Streetwear in definition is, a style of street fashion rooted in Californian surf and skate culture. It has grown to encompass elements of hip hop fashion, Japanese street fashion, modern haute couture fashion, and sneakers culture. The start of streetwear is unknown but the start of sneaker culture, which is a major part Many people in the streetwear culture are very interested on the art and design of many pieces and some people do not really care about that aspect of streetwear and rather care about how much money it can make them. Both types of people are important for the growth of streetwear and sneaker culture going and to show more people the world of cool clothing and sneakers and show the merits of streetwear. The streetwear community is huge, from people wearing $1000 fits to the average high school kid just getting into streetwear due to Jordan’s and sneakers to the guy waiting outside of the Undefeated store waiting for Yeezy’s to resale to the person online waiting for Supreme to release, the community is growing larger and larger everyday and with the advent of people opening more store selling hyped brands like Supreme and Palace to big conventions such as sneakers con being prevalent in the community the whole ecosystem of streetwear is looking to keep growing. Not just that but with more people and celebrities wear streetwear and street fashion brands and styles the more people are going to get interested in it which lead to bigger lines for clothing and sneakers the rising prices in the reselling market and more people to talk about and see the merits of streetwear in the “Normal”

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