top 30+ streetwear and fashion blog/site

fashion and streetwear blogs have become incredibly popular in the last few years and an important source for fashion enthusiasts, trend scouts and even worldwide fashion labels. To make the search and selection of the best fashion and streetwear blogs/sites even easier and faster for you,malaysian-on-street.blogsport.com has put together a top 30+ list of fashion and streetwear blog.

The list will continue to be developed as we are always on the lookout for fashion and streetwear blogs which catch our attention.

GarbageLapSap : Malaysia
La Mode Outre : Singapore
Les Garcons de Glasgow : Glasgow, Scotland
Stockholm Streetstyle : Stockholm, Sweden
Style From Tokyo : Tokyo, Japan
The Lisbon Tailor : Lisboa, Portugal
This is my suit and yours? : Bucarest,Romania
On The Corner : Buenos Aires, Argentina
Sofia Streetstyle : Sofia, Bulgaria
GlamCanyon : Berlin, Germany
Anders Anziehen : Cologne, Germany
Stil in Berlin : Berlin, Germany
Fashion Junk : Hamburg, Germany
Modedorf : Munich, Gemany
Easy Fashion : Paris, France
Style And The City : Paris, France
21 Arrondissement : New York, USA
Mr. Newton : New York, USA
The SF Style : San Francisco, USA
Hi Styley : Los Angeles, USA
Streetgeist : Los Angeles, USA
xssat : Sydney, Australia
The Locals : Kopenhagen, Denmark
The Style Scout : London, England
DamStyle : Amsterdam, Holland
Slickwalk : Moscow, Russia
Look At Me : Russia
All The Pretty Birds : Milan, Italy
Pim Pum Pam : Italy
Naples Streetstyle : Neapel, Italy
- Mess This Dress : Mexico City, Mexico
Hel Looks : Helsinki, Finland
Stylites : Beijing, China
Iconia Magazine : Bogota, Columbia

LACOSTE BRAND HISTORY

take a trip back in time for a while, 1933 to be exact! the year that professional tennis master Rene Lacoste teamed up with Andre Gillier (french knitwear giant) and started sewing small embroidered crocodile’s on polo shirts.

Tennis was the intended arena for these polo shirt but other sports soon followed suit, by around the 1950s lacoste were producing shirts for golf and sailing. It was also around this time that Rene Lacoste grew his business and moved from the all white of the tennis courts to a range of colour’s for the elite sportsman and their upper-class wealthy followers.

For us at red square Lacoste has been at the heart of our business since the day it first graced our shelves 21 years ago and has since has grew from strength to strength with the ever evolving vast spectrum of colours in their now world renoundL1212 polo.

Lacoste is a brand that has seen off all competition and survived a world war. Just goes to show Quality lasts forever!

HOT INFO FOR STREET FASHION(mix&match your style)

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Modern streetwear

Modern urban streetwear was born out of the sub-cultures in American Metropolis' such as New York and Los Angeles. The movement was generally accepted to have been born out of the surf culture in late 1970s / early 1980s in LA. Local Surf Board designer Shawn Stussy started printing his tag on T-shirts and sold them on the beaches. Early streetwear brands took inspiration from the DIY aesthetic of Punk, and later Hip Hop cultures. Established sportswear and fashion brands attached themselves to the emerging early 1980s Hip Hop scence such as Le Coq Sportif, Kangol and adidas The Nike capture of soon to be superstar basketball protege Michael Jordan from rivals adidas in 1984 proved to be a huge turning point, as Nike dominated the urban streetwear sneaker market in the late 80's and early 90's. Other clothing brands such as Champion, Carhaart and Timberland were very closely associated with the scene, particularly on the East coast with hip hop acts such as Wu Tang Clan and Gangstarr sporting the look. The mid to late 90's saw the professional American Sports franchises have a huge impact on the look of the scence, from the LA Raiders and Chicage Bulls caps and jackets in the early 90's to the oversized team uniforms of the late 90's that were very popular. With the advent of "Bling" culture, the turn of the century saw an increase in established luxury brands beginning to make in roads in to the market such as Burberry, Gucci and Fendi all making appearances in Hip Hop video's and films. The most popular shoe of the era was undoubtidly the Nike Air Force One, immortalized in the song by Nelly. Brand launches by the chief execs of record company's were the next fad in the scene with Russell Simmons of Def Jam launching his Phat Farm label, Sean Combs of Bad Boy with Sean John, and Jay-Z and Damon Dash of Roca-Fella launching Roca-Wear. Rap superstar 50 Cent a few years later launched his G Unit clothing label, with the sneaker rights given to Reebok. There seems to have been a slight back lash against the over-exposed, easliy available streetwear brands from major followers of the scene, and vintage / limited edition sneakers and apparel have become popular. Original Air Jordan MK1's have been seen on ebay for $800. There are web sites dedicated to hard to find sneakers and apparel. Japanese streetwear giant Bathing Ape revolutionized the scene with its 2004 US launch. The camouflage items are often difficult to obtain, and come at a premium price.

Wikipedia streetwear

Street wear is a distinctive style of fashion not to be confused with hip hop fashion. Its roots are in skateboarding and the "skatewear" of the 1980s. It was later adopted as an urban fashion in Japan before growing to an international business. An important element to the style is vintage or vintage-style sneakers.

Street wear is youth – it’s a retro 80s look inspired by the sneaker culture and hipsters on New York’s Lower East Side.” But, don’t confuse street wear with Urban fashion – looking like the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air is miles away from the dark denim, baggy clothing and white sneakers that defined the inner-city’s Urban look. “American Apparel, H&M, Uniqlo – the whole [design concept] is based on street wear

—Devon Griffith, Head of Design at Massive Revolution

Street Fashion

  Street Fashion is not about having lots of shopping money or keeping up to date with celebrity fashion. It’s about originality and the ability to apply style and design to what you wear. No matter where you got it. Street-Fashion.net aims to support those who love street fashion, those who wear street fashion and those who make street fashion!

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