The traditional lines of subcultural genres are blurring. What was once a primary tool for branding and marketing has become less relevant in today's dynamic fashion landscape. 🚀
No longer is stylistic expression strictly categorized - it's now a fluid form of self-expression. Cultural mash-ups from diverse contexts aren't just for pinnacle streetwear brands but for everyone across the fashion landscape, from high fashion to high street - the rules are changing. 👟
In this post-genre era, fashion interpretation is deeply personal. If genres were once fashion's grammar, now it's about the individual 'words' - our clothes. The wearer, not the clothes, completes the fashion narrative. 🧢
As we navigate this world, fashion borrows from various domains, challenging brands to develop unique aesthetics. But ultimately, it's the 'peopledem' who define the value of these aesthetics. 🌍🕶️🎒"
