Tag: streetwear brands

29-year-old actress Kim Yong Ji has an elegant face worthy of beauty campaigns. It has a sophisticated and foxy quality that made her magnetic in The King: Eternal Monarch, and it's these same features that are also perfect as a gumiho in

Online shopping has never been this so easy and tempting. As we spend our days idly scrolling through the world wide web as a form of escape, adding items to our virtual cart can be satisfying. We can't also deny that receiving

Sneakers were once seen as "rugged" shoes made solely for outdoor activities, but now, they're touted as one of the ultimate status symbols that can even be pitted against the glorious designer handbag.Since the rise of luxury streetwear, we've seen sneakers in

From Rhude and Ambush to Kenzo, multi-brand concept Akimbo has brought us a lot of brands this year. And before the year ends, they're making another brand easier to shop: P.E. Nation. Beloved by the likes of Gigi Hadid, Margot Robbie, and

The Christmas bells have been ringing louder now that we're finally nearing December. If you're planning to shop for holiday presents as early as now, it pays to give your list some extra thought. For this gift guide, we're recommending 10 cool

All thanks to Vetements, Off-White, Supreme, and more brands, the fashion world is taking a second look at streetwear style. This style, however, is not just a new fad, mind you. In fact, we first saw its rise to popularity in the

The local fashion scene is brimming with fresh talents just waiting to be discovered. One of the founts of new emerging designers, the Fashion Institute of the Philippines (FIP), put together a fashion week to give the spotlight on these gifted designers.

Streetwear traces back its beginnings to the skate and music culture in California as early as the '70s and '80s, when only a few pioneering brands thought to use the aesthetic of street fashion and blend it with influences from hip-hop and

When one speaks of streetwear, we're immediately picturing Virgil Abloh's Off-White, Demna Gvasalia's Vetements, or James Jebbia's Supreme. But why is it that our minds are automatically wired to look to the West for cool street style inspo when our very own Manila streets are