Mode Hip Hop

90s hip hop has been a pillar in creating innovation in music, and fashion. As hip hop gained popularity in the 90s, it was evident that a new fashion style was emerging. One in which would mark the end of an era and the beginning of a new one. Hip hop was building it's character through fashion and the world was curiously watching. From the late 80s and early 90s, hip-hop fashion was heavily influenced by knowledge of self. In this time, hip-hop was influenced by artists like Afrika…

Vogue looks back at 19 images that explore the artist's short but prolific career.

Black women have been rocking baggy, outlandish streetwear since long before Billie was even born.

With nostalgia running high for the ’90s, fashion is rolling out and reinventing some of the decade’s boldest trends for a new audience.

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Kriss Kross circa 1991-92 (notice the backwards jeans) In the mid/late 90's no rapper alive would want to be caught wearing skinny jeans. Or even a tight t-shirt for that matter. As a rule of thumb, if it isn't baggy then it ain't no good. So who were the originators and how did

The 28-year-old singer revealed her past struggles as she celebrated the one-year anniversary of the original release date of her Anti album with a series of Instagram snapshots.

Will Smith portant un blouson Varsity Air Jordan en 1992 #style #streetwear #airjordan #jordanbrand

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