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👟🧥#ArtIsAWeapon #HipHopFashion exhibit: FRESH, FLY, AND FABULOUS: FIFTY YEARS OF HIP HOP STYLE, on view at @museumfit through April 23, 2023. 📍The Museum at FIT, 227 West 27th Street, #NYC.

www.fitnyc.edu #50YearsofHipHopStyle

Reposted @museumatfit Over the last half century, hip hop has taken over the world. Its beginning is marked by Cindy and Clive Campbell’s (aka DJ Kool Herc) legendary back-to-school party held in the recreation room of their apartment building in the Bronx on August 11, 1973. Since that time, hip hop has spread around the globe, lending its influence to innumerable spaces. Style is one of the most pervasive and visible manifestations of the culture, and twenty-first century fashion, from luxury labels to everyday dress, owes a debt to hip hop. The genre’s artists and fans transformed and popularized streetwear, athleisure, and logo-mania, to name only a few significant and enduring fashion movements.

As the invention of Black and Brown working class youth, hip hop style has been criticized, stereotyped, and oversimplified in the ways that institutional racism affects most marginalized people’s cultural expressions. Much of hip hop style encompasses aspiration, inventiveness, remixing existing forms, customization, and individualization, which have been read by naysayers as outside the bounds of propriety, good taste, and generally as “too much.” Yet, pushing at the boundaries is also an overarching tenet of hip hop style, and inevitably, what hip hop has started, mainstream culture has adopted, adapted, and appropriated.

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Image credits: Photo courtesy of Jamel Shabazz. @jamelshabazz

Fenty x Puma ensemble, spring 2017, gift of Puma. @fentybeauty @puma

Telfar vegan leather bag, 2021. @telfarglobal

Kangol hat, 2022, The Collection of Eileen Costa. @kangol

Chanel necklace, fall 1991, gift of Depuis 1924. @chanelofficial

Dapper Dan of Harlem jacket, 1987, gift of Dapper Dan of Harlem. @dapperdanharlem

Timberland boots, 2013, gift of Timberland. @timberland

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The Museum at FIT Announces Fresh, Fly, and Fabulous: Fifty Years of Hip Hop Style Exhibition

The Museum at FIT Announces Fresh, Fly, and Fabulous: Fifty Years of Hip Hop Style Exhibition

Now Accepting Donations for the MFIT Hip Hop Style Archive #50yearsofhiphopstyle

The year 2023 marks the 50th anniversary of the birth of hip hop, and to commemorate the occasion, The Museum at FIT (MFIT) will present Fresh, Fly, and Fabulous: Fifty Years of Hip Hop Style (February–April 2023), an exhibition that examines the roots and history of hip hop fashion from inception to the…

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Timberland® Hip Hop Royalty Boot Featuring Lola Brooke | Timberland

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