What do you predict coming/going?

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Yo

What trends/brands do you think are currently on the way out, and ehat is on the way in?

I think maybe palace is gonna go, they have very nice designs but i think they made the mistake of relying a bit much on that triangle print for too long and at least in the UK its getting pretty played at this point. Having said that I loved the whole adidas collab range especially the white tracksuits and white 3M crew. So yeah not sure but I feel like its gettin rapidly towards the tipping point.

I think fitted caps will be back within 2 years at most.

Interested to hear your predictions

Posted May 25, 2015, 10:38 PM UTC

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whalegowen•

Skinny jeans won't be out as a whole but the super skinny ones will become less common maybe. This is already visible after Ian Connor switched over to baggier cuffed pants and hoards of his cult followed suit. I don't think we will ever reach anything comparable to a relaxed fit bagginess, it's just a bad silouhette.

Beyond that, fashion has been idolizing punk/skate culture for sometime now, and I feel that this too is on the way out in favor of tech/sportwear, for example people are buying trainers now where Jordans and then vans were previously more popular.

Camps are arguably on the way out if not been out for sometime now, I still see them now and then on this board/in person but they reached peak saturation in like 2012 imo.

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BrickbirckBrick•

Ian Connor switched over to baggier cuffed pants and hoards of his cult followed suit.

Ian Connor also represents a pretty small fraction of all of fashion. I'd argue that Harry Styles wearing almost exclusively SLP recently has more than pushed the shift in the other direction.

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Kohht20•

Ian Connor doesn't represent fashion at all lmao

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BrickbirckBrick•

I don't know, he has like 200k insta followers which isn't nothing, and he pretty much single handedly propelled Gianni Mora into the relative limelight.

Hes not huge, but he certainly has his area.

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ananuttin•

Depends where you look lol. Gianni Mora isn't really known unless you already know who Ian Connor is. And most people don't know who Ian Connor is.

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Kohht20•

No he has no impact on fashion as a whole at all. His "200k" followers is a very small amount in retrospect and he hasn't done anything for the industry

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mcderm99•

Ian Connor didn't start dickies. people have been on the 874 train for years. They're really comfortable to skate and chill in, much more so than jeans.

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whalegowen•

True I remember kids I skated with a few years ago rocking Dickies, but I think that it hasn't been until recently when they've been more considered fashionable outside of the skateboarding community.

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mcderm99•

That's true. I'm glad though because I can actually wear them without feeling like my fits suck lmaoo

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chinchin98•

The fuck you talking about. Dickies is a big brand in Japan.

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bullsfan281•

Out: Stussy, Joggers (been dead for awhile actually), 5 panels/Camp Caps, Side zips, Split hems, Oversized tees, Most new Jordan retros, Shark hoodies (yes, shark hoodies).

In: Creme, Pink, Light tans/khaki, Olive, Superstars (s/o Emily Oberg), 90's style (Mainly girls), Minimal graphic tees, Work pants.

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BrickbirckBrick•

Stussy

stussy has been at the same level of seeming like its going out of style for like 20 years now. I don't think its going anywhere.

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BadmanVIPOP•

They do a lot of standard logo clothes and some wack stuff but every seasons theres a couple ones that look reaaal nice. And their core aesthetic is pretty timeless as oppsed to something like the hundreds even though they're at that same level of availability

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bullsfan281•

Anybody who actually cares about how they look doesn't wear stussy. Just because its still around doesn't mean it's still fashionable.

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Arrmil•

Stussy has plenty really good looking pieces and a ton of amazing collabs. It's still fashionable if you look past their mall shit.

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mayodefender•

Supreme and Palace are gonna keep camps alive by themselves imho

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Griggan•

What leads you to believe joggers are/have been dead?

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BrickbirckBrick•

They haven't gotten any worse themselves, they've just hit the masses on a much larger scale.

They look terrible if they don't fit right (which is true of most clothes but particularly joggers because they are always skintight and don't stack well) so people that just throw joggers and sneakers on every day can make them look bad.

This is usually my go to example of a fit which, despite costing probably 6/7 hundred dollars, looks terrible because of the joggers.

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Tricker12345•

I like joggers, but my gosh those are terrible

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bullsfan281•

Look around you, every 13 year old kid who went to the mall with his mom has a pair.

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Griggan•

Idk where you live but I don't see that at all tbh

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juicemanwithpulp•

do you live in middle america?

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Arrmil•

I hope shark hoodies become less popular because I hella want one.

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DLPanda•

I think tracksuits will come back into the mainstream, loose fitting track pants and windbreakers ... basically the 90s will be back for a bit longer. I think camo and 3M stuff will die out

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Thestig2•
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DLPanda•

yeah dude I'm into it so hard :'( but they are so comfy.

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EffThisLake•

I'm a fan of windbreakers and I'm glad they're coming back strong.

I've never liked camo, but that's because of where I live and how many "'Murica!" hunter types there are here (you're close by, so you probably know what I mean, haha).

3M is getting played on the internet, but other than the 3M stuff that I own, I've only seen it one other time and that was last night on my friend's shoes. I think it's really cool, so I hope it sticks around for a bit.

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you_guyy•

Camo always comes back

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They never see it comin though

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DLPanda•

I agree, it'll come back! I do have some awesome flecktarn camo

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BadmanVIPOP•

Tracksuits have always been a cornerstone of UK streetwear tho

In general I think America is shifting over to UK styles now lol

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DLPanda•

That's what I meant, like tracksuits used to be popular in the 80s and 90s but they kind of faded away but they continued to grow in street style in the UK and other Euro countries now I think they'll shift back into population in America ... maybe not.

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BadmanVIPOP•

Bandanas are gonna come back maybe?

In general early to mid 2000s shit will come back in slicker form

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SuitEmUp•

I believe it will take someone influential to get the trend going.

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BadmanVIPOP•

It.ll be a new mesmerizing internet music video that gets it going and makes it seem like theres a whole culture of extremely cool, differently dressed ppl out there u know nothing about

Thats the way it is nowadays look at Odd Future, ASAP/Raider Klan and Yung Lean

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Thestig2•

I don't think Odd Future will do/has done much in the fashion world (besides the donut logo and wearing a bunch of Supreme and Bape, which has mostly stopped now). All the golf pieces that keep getting thrown around are just because Tyler made it. Except for those Vans Syndicates, those are tight.

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AdamCHIRAQ•

I dont think any important people in OF wore bape, I think I saw Domo wearing a hoodie once but thats it

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JustCopTheHype•

bandanas how? like folded and used as a headband?

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Vitamin-D•

That's what I was thinking at first. I remember some dude wearing one as a headband in my class and it looked really nice. The guy had great hair, so that had something to do with it probably, but nonetheless it looked great.

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JustCopTheHype•

I'm tryna get on headbands but not sure what to do with hair, I don't have black guy flow, which seems like the best look so far. What was that guy doing with his hair?

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majle•
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juicemanwithpulp•
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Tricker12345•

Lol nah, it's called a HEADband for a reason

Edit: Im an idiot

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juicemanwithpulp•

he said bandana, I was showing a nice way to use one in a fit.

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-Lucky•

Pale is coming in. Ever since the Raf x Adidas Stan Smiths were released I think that more people have hopped on that train.

Patches! I think that this is something new and is in the same realm as DIY (which is pretty big now) and patches are mad unique. You can have anything from a small, 1" by 1" patch to something that can be like 10" with tons of detail. They can be put on backpacks, jackets, and even jeans and look good.

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NocturnalTaco•

p a l e w a v e

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jackson_coyne•

The thing is Brand's like Bape and Palace won't go out as long as they're hyped by the asains. I go to school with a bunch of Chinese kids who scoop up so much Bape, Givenchy, Moschino, etc. Just because it's so hyped. The brands taht I do see gouing are the ones taht don't maintain exclusivity, like BBC.

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yungpotatoe•

hahaha wtf

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yungpotatoe•

this sub is fucking stupid

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NocturnalTaco•

for you

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juicemanwithpulp•

they still learnin give em time

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yungpotatoe•

I agree, I retract my statements. Still don't think Reddit and Streetwear is ever something that really overlaps. Streetwear subreddit will never be a decent representation of streetwear.

Shout out to all my asian hypebeasts tho

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juicemanwithpulp•

bbc has been going out for a good while now, quality dropped hard, they used to manufacture in japan but now its in pakistan. this is moreso for their cheaper products like their tees but they still have relatively nice outerwear and shorts n stuff. I miss when it was the same standard as bape tho :P

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BadmanVIPOP•

Bro palace does not maintain much exclusivity, people are in grey/black tri logo palace sweatshirts everywhere in the UK. Like any club will have 4-5 people in that any night lol. It's about 60% as common as stussy in UK I'd estimate.

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sarcasticspecialist•

this is very true, but that's only for the UK.

Here in The Netherlands it's very rare still. Only the people that "know" buy it.

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Godzirra101•

Yeah like half the guys at my school wear Palace

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mearkat7•

I think that's probably unique to UK because that's where it is from. I never ever see people wearing it over here in Aus.

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Mvious•

I think creme colors are going to make a run. off colors essentially.

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mcderm99•

Longline tees should be out. Not a fan of how they look whatsoever, joggers too.

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Zeroxis•

I really like long line tees. I almost feel weird in a normal length tee now. And it's an asthetic I like in an outfit when you just wear pants and a shirt. Adds another element that makes it look cool. Just my thoughts, I'm gonna keep rocking it

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Viajoshua•

And it's an asthetic I like in an outfit when you just wear pants and a shirt. Adds another element that makes it look cool.

I agree with you here. Long line tees can make a simple fit look much more interesting imo.

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mcderm99•

Both of you are right, just not something im personally a fan of. I can see how it gives it a cool aesthetic though, even for simple fits

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Viajoshua•

I wasn't dogging you, some people can look silly in them if they over do that whole aesthetic. Everyone has their own opinion. I don't think I would look nice in long line tees so I avoid them, but I do appreciate it when someone incorporates it well in a fit, to each their own.

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NocturnalTaco•

i agree, i like layering and they are key

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antoni908•

Pics please

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Zeroxis•

Here

I feel like these fits look better with a long line shirt. Instead of a normal black shirt, it just adds something

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Zeroxis•

Here

I feel like these fits look better with a long line shirt. Instead of a normal black shirt, it just adds something

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Jamijonvar•

Floral-print everything is gonna die out by 2016 is my guess. It's starting to get a little played out.

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BadmanVIPOP•

Floral print BEEN played out IMO

It's been h&m tier shit for a good year

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smokergboy•

Floral print pants will be it's final stand.

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tonyorlando•

Pastels, diy stuff, late 90s to early 2000s u.s. trends being flipped (bleached/dyed hair is an example of this) and mid 2000s u.k. style with the windbreakers and shit all on the come up

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yunggeckz•

anyone think Palace is going to stop being so hyped up soon? Their adidas shoes look nice, anyone get them? Hypebeast posted this closer look and I'm still on the edge because END still have them in stock - http://hypebeast.com/2015/5/a-closer-look-at-the-palace-skateboards-x-adidas-originals-palace-pro-trainer

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mary3x•

personally dude i wouldnt get them unless you are going to skate them, otherwise spend you money on better sneakers

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mary3x•

EARLY 2000s MAKING A RISE, palace, bronze, vans, vintage adidas/polo ect

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mary3x•

out: anything skate related, 5 panel

in: tech gear, curved brim

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Curved brim won't/shouldn't last

It had it's peak in the 90s and it died out because people started to realise how shit they looked, same goes for bucket hats I think both will be dead again by next summer

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mary3x•

by next summer, yeah, but they are certainly coming into season now

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dabludclaating•

Skinny pants will go and baggier pants will arrive.

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iSetRainToTheFire•

No pls

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dabludclaating•

I know this sub loves skinny pants and hates baggy but thats what is going to happen.

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rodmund•

i thought you were joking at first hahahaha good one man

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Dub_•

Where do you see this trend starting at all? Baggy jeans literally are not viable when you can just wear skinny jeans. It's never happening.

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dabludclaating•

Not baggy jeans but baggier pants, looser fit, cropped etc, fashion goons already be on that shit.

Although I have seen more relaxed fit jeans too, often cropped, especially from Japanese brands and styles.

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Dub_•

Maybe. I'm sticking with skinny.

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Kohht20•

I mean cropped pants have always been around lol

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rodmund•

u/BeefK we miss u

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dabludclaating•

Haha BeefKs fits were refreshing to see on here. I wonder where he went.

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BadmanVIPOP•

I think thats defo tru

Like someone says u already see that with "real fashion" pictures

Its like an evolution of those really long tees and shit we.re getting now a bit, itll work the same way maybe

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