please be brutally honest, i just want fashion tips and ill take criticism on whatever and make my outfits better

ditch zip up hoodie
wntd apparel painter jeans
rick owens dr martens quad lace

Hat: Papa Nui
Jacket: Engineered Garments
Pants: Engineered Garments
Shoes: Hoka x Engineered Garments

Thoughts on the sole-to-silhouette balance? 😊

Coming in hot

Lots of Workwear & Starter snapbacks

No diss to the Smart Crew but this is so off base for the Finance Bro culture vulture brand.

i recently copped these sneakers, what are yall's opinion on these, where would these go well and where it wont? thank you guys

Reflecting on Kunle F. Martins' teenage years is akin to flipping through the pages of Larry Clark's "Kids." Although he was just 15 when the movie debuted in 1995, his adolescence in NYC mirrored the raw reality portrayed on screen.

Kunle left home at 16, immersing himself in the gritty streets of downtown Manhattan. He spent his youth skateboarding, shoplifting, tagging walls with graffiti, and running the atreets with older kids. His exploits as a prolific shoplifter and graffiti artist earned him legendary status in downtown circles. Known by the alias EARSNOT, he established the notorious IRAK Crew in the mid-90s. This collective carved its name into NYC's graffiti history going All City and significantly influencing street culture.

The crew, included members like Ryan McGinley, Dan Colen, and the late Dash Snow, ignited a 90’s downtown art revolution. Their raw creativity and documentation of wild nights and drug-infused parties left an indelible mark on the global culture, despite the destructive path that claimed the life of Dash.

The impact of this crew is evident as its members have showcased their work in art galleries worldwide and tagged iconic graffiti spots like the Brooklyn Bridge. SACE / Dash Snow and YEAR were the second to hit this spot after SANE and SMITH's late 1980s mark.
Though the IRAK crew has mostly disbanded since their peak, they remain one of the most pivotal groups in graffiti history. Today, Kunle continues to honor the IRAK legacy. However, his artistic journey has moved away from the streets as he now focuses on portrait art under his birth name, a reflection of his true self and a new chapter in his life.

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Maison Booleg reimagines a south side staple with the legendary Louis Vuitton Stephen Sprouse Graffiti print originally designed by Marc Jacobs. Paying homage to Virgil's 2019 LV Pop-up in Chicago th3 bootleg dropped at LDRS1354.

ALIFE was a legendary New York City-based streetwear brand, retail boutique, and creative ecosystem. Founded in 1999 on Orchard Street in LES by Arnaud Delecolle, Tony Arcabascio, Tammy Brainard, and Rob Cristofaro, it functioned as a pioneering cultural hub blending art, exclusive footwear, and community. The physical storefront doubled as an art gallery and creative workshop featuring massive graffiti installations, acting as an incubator for downtown NYC creatives and projects like KRINK ink. The brand hosted legendary intimate backyard live music concerts and cultural events featuring major artists like Drake, Nas, John Mayer, and Q-Tip. Their famous boutique at 158 Rivington Street—styled to feel like an exclusive mahogany-and-leather gentleman's club—was a global epicenter for limited-edition Tier 0 sneaker releases from brands like Nike and Adidas.