Streetwear: The Rise Of The Hip-Hop Industry

Streetwear began it movement through motivation from the "do it yourself" style of punk and hip-hop societies. Brands built up styles of sportswear and top name brands that connected themselves to the developing mid 1980s hip-hop style, for example, Kangol and Adidas. The mid to late 90's had a huge affect on the style of streetwear we have today. With the approach of bling culture, the turn of the century saw an increment in set up extravagance brands starting to make in streets into the business sector. Burberry, Gucci and Fendi all showing up in hip-hop scenes. The most well known shoe of the time was, without a doubt, the Nike Air Force One, deified in the melody by Nelly. Nike's catch of forthcoming basketball star, Michael Jordan, from

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