Tag: street fashion
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Over the last three decades, streetwear in Africa has morphed from a niche and DIY-centric movement into a booming market that is quickly catching the attention of the rest of the world. African streetwear, although often inspired by styles seen more frequently in the West, also has its roots in African culture. It represents a…
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December is the time of the year in African countries like Nigeria and Ghana when people come together to celebrate the end of the year and kick off the holiday season with music, dancing, and a lot of fabulous fashion. People travel in from all over, especially black people from the US and the UK.…
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In celebration of the brands anniversary Amsterdam based brand, Patta has released a short film centred around sneaker culture and its relevance to hip-hop culture and today’s streetwear scene. Speaking on the film, director Victor D. Ponten says “I’ve combined Italian neorealism with streetwear aesthetics to tell a story about a boy, his father and…
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In September 2013, sibling founders Grant and Jade Goulden launched Jaded London. Jaded is the brand for free-thinking individuals who love to stand out and show their bold and fearful attitude through their clothing. Jaded is inspired by global street style taking elements from east London to Seoul, and Los Angeles the brand embraces different…
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im, not a fan of buying in excess and being the kind of person to have the exact same thing in different colours or slight variations, as I think it promotes excessive buying and lack of creativity when it comes to creating interesting looks. Despite this I am a big fan of the white t-shirt…
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![British Streetwear Brand Night Addict Release SS20 Campaign [@nightaddict]](https://guap.co/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/ollie_ali_night_addict_-1-180x180.jpg)
Night addict return with their spring/ summer 2020 collection. Making us crave summer even more, British brand Night Addict incorporate fun prints while keeping their cool street aesthetic with t-shirts, laid back shirts and hoodies including a drawstring hoodie written ‘Sometimes you’ll find your destiny on the path you take to avoid it’. Combining a…
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Founder of My Beautiful People South African born Zozo Mposula is a photographer, dancer and overall creative, after moving to Copenhagen at the age of 21, Mposula found herself interested in photography, this began her journey to creating My Beautiful People, a platform she has created to connect black people in Copenhagen through art, photography…