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The incomplete - updated edition

Gestalten, HIGHSNOBIETY
Publication date 13/05/2025
EAN: 9783967041835
Availability Available from publisher
50.00 €
Born in cities like New York, Tokyo and Berlin, street fashion has grown from an underground subculture to a global influence. The creative collision of hip-hop, punk, skate- boarding, and luxury brands has redefined the fashion landscape. This updat... See full description
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Attribute nameAttribute value
Common books attribute
PublisherDGV
Page Count320
LanguageNo language content
AuthorGestalten, HIGHSNOBIETY
FormatPaperback / softback
Product typeBook
Publication date13/05/2025
Weight18 g
Dimensions (thickness x width x height)3.10 x 22.50 x 29.00 cm
Summary
Born in cities like New York, Tokyo and Berlin, street fashion has grown from an underground subculture to a global influence. The creative collision of hip-hop, punk, skate- boarding, and luxury brands has redefined the fashion landscape. This updated edition of The Incomplete delves deeper into the evolution of streetwear, featuring iconic brands such as Supreme and COMME des GARÇONS. It explores the creative collaborations between designers like Pharrell Williams, Virgil Abloh, and Tom Sachs. Based in New York, Berlin, and Tokyo, Highsnobiety remains at the forefront of documenting these movements and their ongoing impact. With fresh photography and expanded narratives, this edition highlights the latest trends and cultural crossovers shaping to- day’s fashion world. Perfect for anyone in- terested in how street fashion continues to redefine global style.