EVERYTHING YOU LIKE, I LIKED 5 YEARS AGO
Content:
Publication
Details:
64 Pages
Exterior: Softcover Matte
Interior: White Uncoated 80 lb
Perfect Binding
[8”x10”]
Publication about how, as society evolved, cultural lines between streetwear and luxury fashion began to blur. Combining the exclusivity and luxury of high fashion with the street culture’s casual and urban aesthetics marks an important shift in the world of fashion. The connection to youth culture and diverse urban communities has allowed luxury brands to reach new, younger demographics. It encourages people to express their unique personalities and identities through clothing. The fusion of streetwear and luxury is not just a trend; it’s a cultural shift that has redefined the fashion landscape
This project is a student work created for educational purposes only. I do not hold or own any rights to the photos used in this project. All images belong to their respective copyright owners.
Chapter 1
Streetwear rose into luxury fashion by evolving from underground subcultures; skate, hip-hop, and youth scenes, into a global force driven by identity, scarcity, and cultural influence.
Chapter 2Streetwear has reshaped luxury fashion by shifting it from exclusivity and tradition toward hype, accessibility, and cultural relevance. Influenced by brands like Supreme and Off-White, luxury houses began adopting casual silhouettes, bold graphics, and drop-based releases.
Chapter 3The resale or secondhand market refers to the buying and selling of pre-owned goods, extending the lifecycle of products beyond their original purchase. It has grown rapidly, especially in fashion, through platforms like Depop, Grailed, and StockX. This market reshapes how people assign value to ownership, rarity, and cultural relevance.
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Special Thanks to Professor:
Tracey Shiffman