Exploration of the archives: a look back at the icons of streetwear from previous decades
Streetwear, an iconic clothing style, has evolved over the decades by drawing inspiration from various cultural influences. By diving into the archives of urban fashion, we discover icons that have marked previous generations. A look back at these emblematic pieces that have shaped today's streetwear.
The 80s: The Rise of Streetwear
In the 1980s, streetwear emerged as an important cultural movement, blending musical, artistic, and sports influences. Iconic brands such as Adidas, Nike, and Stüssy defined this decade with bold designs and innovative collaborations.
The 90s: The Era of Hip-Hop
The 90s were marked by the rise of hip-hop, which had a major influence on streetwear. Brands like FUBU, Champion, and Tommy Hilfiger became symbols of this movement, popularizing hoodies, sneakers, and caps.
The 2000s: Skate and Punk Culture
In the early 2000s, skate and punk culture influenced streetwear with brands like Vans, Supreme, and Volcom. Graphic prints, distressed jeans, and high-top sneakers were key elements of that era.
