Great article. Love the wordings ‘wearable streetwear history lesson’. It reminds me when and how I started loving streetwear. As an Asian, I am lucky to be able to easily enjoy the insanity of Ura-Harajuku trend when I was a kid. Hiroshi is definitely my hero.
Love the twist on words throughout the article. Not including the actual information itself, it feels very personable and creates a perfect image of the past and culture in your mind. It is great to learn of the mysteries and ways of these historic designers. Especially seeing the constant demand for decades as these companies continue to release limited items. And In all it’s glory, most of it couldn’t be accomplished without the help of Hiroshi. Great article
Great article. Love the wordings ‘wearable streetwear history lesson’. It reminds me when and how I started loving streetwear. As an Asian, I am lucky to be able to easily enjoy the insanity of Ura-Harajuku trend when I was a kid. Hiroshi is definitely my hero.
Love the twist on words throughout the article. Not including the actual information itself, it feels very personable and creates a perfect image of the past and culture in your mind. It is great to learn of the mysteries and ways of these historic designers. Especially seeing the constant demand for decades as these companies continue to release limited items. And In all it’s glory, most of it couldn’t be accomplished without the help of Hiroshi. Great article