The "do I like it vs have I been influenced to like it" is a huge part of everyday life nowadays, always seems like we have to make these decisions with everything we do.
I think genuinely if one finds it hard to find personal style, then Yohji's philosophy is good when he said to go and figure it out alone. Not with social media or friends, but literally alone, experiencing textures, smells sounds of a place and learn your feeling on those small things, then apply it to your fashion. I dont know literally how well that works in reality becuase I dont know anyone who would want to be off their phone that long, but its a good idea to try to learn your own opinion about clothes first instead of letting yourself be influenced first. That way it makes it easier to assess what best suits your personal ethos, which in turn evolves a personal style
Yeah that’s a great piece of advice. I agree it may seem impractical at first to not use technology, but even very quickly before making a purchase to analyze what/how you’ll wear that item can save you from wasting time or money
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon yeah I agree it doesnt have to be taken literally, one can find their own style in so many ways, but its the contemplation of their own style thats the important tip I think
Amongst all the other fashion channels like Owen Hyatt, Kyron Warrick, Ken Ijima, etc. this channel is becoming easily one of my favorites for speaking on some of the issues I feel have been more or less plaguing the current fashion landscape. While I, too, find myself falling victim to consuming trendy pieces from time to time, this trend-hopping era we’re in leaves a bitter taste in my mouth. That being said, not everyone is trying to cultivate a personal style and instead would rather follow trends as a means to belong. Eventually there will come a point where I’m sure they’ll realize it just isn’t feasible to keep copping the “next big thing”. It’s a money pit and a waste. Personally, I found my niche years ago with vintage and make it a point to try and thrift 90% of what I wear.
That’s one of the best compliments I’ve gotten, thank you! I’ve looked up to those creators for a long time so to be mentioned with them means a lot. I 100% don’t blame people for buying trends and agree it will eventually faze down
I think the way you view trends directly correlates to how much you interact with fashion and what platform you use the most. As someone who stepped away from tiktok a while ago, trends don’t truly come and go as much as they do online. I noticed this with the 550’s, maybe it’s where i live but they took over online and i’ve only ever seen them worn twice.This can be applied to anything and everything in real life. I think “be yourself” and “go outside” go together hand in hand.
Yeah I agree and this is something I mentioned in my trends aren’t real video. What’s considered dead online, didn’t have the time/audience to become a trend in person
Vanilla ice said something along the lines of “the 90’s were the best decade because they were the last decade without the hard influence of technology. Since the iPhone came out in 2004 there hasn’t been anything to define the last almost two decades. Not in music, not in clothes” gotta agree with him.
That’s actually super interesting to think about. With 70s, 80s, and 90s styles becoming more popular this year I was thinking about what the last set of years will be remembered by style wise. I think the main thing will be the focus on consuming more (fashion hauls)
i think social media has helped me find my style more than anything. its the popular ppl at school who judged me for what i liked to wear that made me wanna wear stuff similar to them just to not get made fun of.
I think both are a good way to gain style insights (I do it too), just important to find what you like and not solely go off recommended products to buy
honestly for lots of people its hard to have their own style, but imo its about how often you consume fashion content and how much of the opinions in that content you take in. The only fashion content I watch now are videos critiquing certain things and talking about them in introspective ways. I love fashion content but it negatively effects how I view fashion so I make the decision to stay away from it so that i never loose that enjoyment of fashion. good video as always
Personally I’ve found a lot of what I like now through trends. Some things stick because I ask “why” a lot more I like boxy tees because of proportions. I like straight fit pants because they are very comfortable and can go with a variety of things smart - casual. Now that I have a “uniform” I can buy things with interesting textures or colors that seamlessly let me express myself yet still fit in with majority of my wardrobe.
You'll get there, eventually. I didn't got mine till i was in my late 20s. At your age, it is time to explore as many styles including trends. Once you figure out what works and not and found what style you feel most confident with, you'll have your personal style.
Yeah with so many influences online it’s difficult for everyone. Definitely agree with these replies ^ experiment with what you like and have fun with it
I get referred to as a “Grampa Hypebeast” too often, do any of you have any tips to end the constant bullying? (FYI I’m a 59 year old dude but I kinda pretend I’m 23, I’ve worked at my local movie theater for 40 years and I only wear supreme shirts, Dior shoes, and I start every sentence with either “brahhh” or “fackkkk”, etc.) Where should I start? Any tips? Even beginner tips would help. I just cannot even look at a Nike or an Adidas shirt without getting a cold shiver. I need my fashion, but I’m starting to become afraid my fashion doesn’t need me….
Maybe instead of starting all your sentences with brahhh or fackkkk maybe mix it up with “shattt bro” or “keepin it one hunna” or even a “how’s it hoopin”. You ain’t never gonna go wrong starting your sentences with those and that’s coming from a real inner city homie bro. Personally, I start all my sentences with a deep exhale, forming a giant cloud from my electronic cigarette, or as the kids call it, my “vape”. I understand the feeling of being a Grampa Hypebeast, I’m pushing 70 myself. Well anyway, have a good day old pal, maybe we’ll see each other in heaven and with my lungs that may not be too far away
Honestly I believe it is still possible to have personal style. It might sound pretentious but I do have my own style and don’t really partake in trends because I find them incredibly boring. Especially gorp core, all the parachute pants/insanely wide jeans and stuff like that, the trends bore me to death atm. I’ve never been one to really trendhop cus I don’t like looking like a clone but I mean whoever does like that for potential clout more power to y’all
Yeah I think trends put fashion creators on social media in an interesting position. If they want to keep up with “what’s hot” it probably makes sense to buy the hyped brands/fits, but to build an audience that lasts forever I would assume creating a personal style people can resonate with would work best
I think it’s possible. It’s very difficult if you have a large presence on social media/influencer or simply just use social media heavily and are fed these constant trends. For the average person that’s into fashion, and not that into keeping up with the trends, it’s much easier bc they’re most likely not concerned with it and simply enjoy pieces that are functional and go along with their lifestyle.
had the opportunity to ask myself this and i definitely am trying to do this in my wardrobe, Its really just creating a uniform or a closet thats very much wabi sabi, meaning anything and everything that's thrown works, that's really what im gearing or what i think my end game is, Wear what you want, but understand what you are wearing in a deeper sense,
just depends on your mindset if youre dressing because you genuinely like it and impress yourself it doesnt matter if its mainstream or not its not that serious But its a different thing now if you ought to compete or just to solely impress others which is not for the normal person unless its a job whwre you have to break boundaries and experiment etc
Been working on my personal style for years and finally feel like I am finding it, I also agree with you about the Boxy Tees absolutely love that fit on me as well
Ask yourself this: will I be wearing boxy tees when I’m 40? The answer is most likely no. That’s a trend, and it will die and look so goofy in a few years. Also, no guy over the age of 22 looks good in boxy, oversized clothes. They make you look like a child in adult clothes.
Speaking facts here! I like the way you think out loud with these videos. Ive been saying/thinking this for years with the come up on social media with trends. Its so easy to fall for them due to the psychological effect of likes. Yet to take a step back and look at it all from the outside takes a certain love for the game. But it takes some serious reflecting on who you are and what you like to form a personal style. For me i thought about the things that i already liked as a child and built from there, i figured, what things did i like before social media, before the influence of that all. Is there a way to talk to you about these things? Like a discord or IG. Keep it Up!
That’s a great way to do it by looking back on your earliest interests. I don’t post any fashion stuff on IG, but I’d like to soon. It’s landon.heidrich if you wanna chat
It's hard to not feel like a gatekeeper at least internally if you had personal style for a very long time especially compared to most your location, some people are entitled to it but obviously it's egocentric to put too much emphasis on the fact. This title is so on point though, you are exploring the topics no one is speaking on
Tbh if it wasn’t for social media, I won’t be able to find my style. Cause I need inspiration and references. Every time there is a trend that is blowing up, I always ask myself: does it fit in with the aesthetic I’m going for? Would I actually like it if it’s no longer trending?
Yeah social media is a great tool for finding inspiration and references. That’s a great way to go about buying new pieces. Thanks for watching, Vivian!
One thing that I find obnoxious/lame is people telling you what you should wear. One example: Not long ago I saw a video from One Dapper Street showcasing his usual weekly fits. He's known for wearing slim/tapered bottoms and in the comments pretty much everyone was roasting him cuz he's not wearing baggy pants, he is not stylish, he doesn't know fashion etc. It seems like if you're not wearing oversized tees/hoodies, baggy pants/jeans and some sort of air Jordan's/dunks or NB you're not stylish at all, you're outdated etc and that comes for the same people that would preach about fitted/slim clothes few years ago. In my honest opinion I do like parts of both styles but it's like same people that shame you for wearing fitted clothes basically look like NPC's now. Personal style should be a collection of the stuff you like whether it's slim or baggy. No hate on anyone. Anyways, great video man, you made some good points!
I agree that personal style should be a collection of your interests. What you explained is the exact reason I don’t like rating outfits videos. They can definitely be done in a thoughtful/honest way, but some I’ve seen are just bullying in a way because it doesn’t align with their style. Thanks for watching and the comment, Robert!
I think a lot of people try to jump on these new fashion trends without thinking about if it would look good on them, on their body and with their proportions. It's easy to think an outfit looks good on a 6'2 slim guy in amazing lighting. Then when others put it on it looks arkward.
Yeah taking the time to analyze how/when you can wear something helps for sure. Now if something is hyped enough it doesn’t matter if it really fits/lasts forever as long as the likes come with it
Im really feeling your point when it comes to Jordan 1s before 2019 no one cared for Jordan 1s outside the sneaker bubble but then Covid hit - and all of a sudden tik tok discovered them… I really like em but they really overmilked the cow by now.
Yeah I honestly don’t mind Jordan 1s or Dunks being overmilked. It made it easier to get new pairs with so many releases, but it is kinda upsetting seeing people not care about a shoe you’ve valued for years
I started liking adidas (specially superstar mainly because of pleasures) stussy, pleasures back in 2019, I also used to wear pants with soccer (football ) tees (I'm european) and got made fun of and now all of sudden it's cool to dress like this
personal style is easy just stay open minded and analyse yourself often, if u do this and also make sure your constantly learning more about parts of fashion youre passionate about then ut just comes naturally.
It think it's more about sustainability not just what you want but what you need kind of like what fits into your lifestyle and your wardrobe, like you can't be a banker and say you want to be wearing denim cargos and the likes as your dailys but it becomes hard when you're still finding out your place in the world for instance as a student there's just so much you could do and incorporate to your style but then again the sustainability aspect comes in to play again would a said purchase fit into your everyday rotation are you just buying this for the hype and or are you just buying it cuz you like and want to have it even thou it means you only get to wear it just a few times
Yeah that’s a good point. That’s pretty interesting to think about most fashion creators being students or young people in general with lots of choices. Having so many choices mixed with the vast amount of fashion creators makes it difficult to find what you want.
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon exactly options get thrown on options especially with how social media is including that with the want to feel among or to be part of something as is usual for most young people you get what we have today
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon I feel like at a certain age you tend to careless about a lot of stuffs, fashion included. But at a young age there's only so much to do plus there's always going to be the pull from the entertainment industry as fashion is so intertwined with it, most young ones get sucked into the fashion world just by watching celebrities and wanting to look like them. So I don't think it will slow down for young people cuz the factors will always be there to a certain degree
Jordan 1s are dead?! ☠️ Better for us sneaker heads that do love j1s as we’d buy a pair for 400 bucks but if it’s “dead” we’ll be able to snatch it for 300 or less. That actually makes our appetite and collection bigger. PS thank us later for overselling when hyped again 😂
Yeah totally true but you know me me even if my style gets outdated i will wear it anyway cus i really like what i wear and it may become cool again thx to me who knows but for the time being i'll be somewhat fashionable
That’s a great compliment, thank you. 😂😂I personally hate UA-cam intros and outros, which definitely shortens the videos. Any video ideas you’d like to see?
I think my personal style has changed when the pandemic started. I'm not comfortable wearing skinny jeans and fitted shirts anymore since I'm staying at home most of time. So now I'm into boxy shirts and loose pants and I love the silhouette and proportion of it. I also realized that trends come and go but more often than not, many fashion pieces and trends end up repeating themselves. So yeah just wear whatever we like.
I honestly hadn’t thought about how the pandemic changed my style, but it’s actually very similar to yours. Comfort is key now and I like the silhouette it gives. Thanks for the comment!
The minority percentage of outliers keep things interesting. They are the ones who dont give a fuck about negative opinions and they just lean harder into the controversial fits and pieces they wear. And this is always true because the hip to be square masses seek peer approval moreso than a style that truly personally reflects themselves.
What’s with the label of “fast fashion” over Kevin O? Dudes a pimp, suit is worth more than what’s on your wardrobe. Idk why this page shows up on my feed but dude let people have fun with what they wear. Stills come and go and that’s how we snag up things for cheap at a fraction of the price
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon honestly I wear a lot of black so anything black and white lmao but I liked the black and red “banned” too just never copped myself. I mostly wore the 5’s Oreos specifically. Great vids btw man! I’m just barely getting into fashion so I’ve been binging the vids.
@@SvintMvrcus yeah, you can’t go wrong with simple Jordan 1 colorways. The upcoming black/white colorway in the 85’ shape looks really good. Thanks for watching the videos, my name is Landon btw!
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon Broo my bad I just went through my emails and saw the notification for this reply! I’ll be on the lookout for those black and whites though 💪🏽 and nice to meet you man I’m Julian, I look forward to learning more on your channel 🙏🏼
The "do I like it vs have I been influenced to like it" is a huge part of everyday life nowadays, always seems like we have to make these decisions with everything we do.
I agree, much bigger than fashion.
I think genuinely if one finds it hard to find personal style, then Yohji's philosophy is good when he said to go and figure it out alone. Not with social media or friends, but literally alone, experiencing textures, smells sounds of a place and learn your feeling on those small things, then apply it to your fashion. I dont know literally how well that works in reality becuase I dont know anyone who would want to be off their phone that long, but its a good idea to try to learn your own opinion about clothes first instead of letting yourself be influenced first. That way it makes it easier to assess what best suits your personal ethos, which in turn evolves a personal style
Yeah that’s a great piece of advice. I agree it may seem impractical at first to not use technology, but even very quickly before making a purchase to analyze what/how you’ll wear that item can save you from wasting time or money
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon yeah I agree it doesnt have to be taken literally, one can find their own style in so many ways, but its the contemplation of their own style thats the important tip I think
Amongst all the other fashion channels like Owen Hyatt, Kyron Warrick, Ken Ijima, etc. this channel is becoming easily one of my favorites for speaking on some of the issues I feel have been more or less plaguing the current fashion landscape. While I, too, find myself falling victim to consuming trendy pieces from time to time, this trend-hopping era we’re in leaves a bitter taste in my mouth.
That being said, not everyone is trying to cultivate a personal style and instead would rather follow trends as a means to belong. Eventually there will come a point where I’m sure they’ll realize it just isn’t feasible to keep copping the “next big thing”. It’s a money pit and a waste.
Personally, I found my niche years ago with vintage and make it a point to try and thrift 90% of what I wear.
That’s one of the best compliments I’ve gotten, thank you! I’ve looked up to those creators for a long time so to be mentioned with them means a lot. I 100% don’t blame people for buying trends and agree it will eventually faze down
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I think the way you view trends directly correlates to how much you interact with fashion and what platform you use the most. As someone who stepped away from tiktok a while ago, trends don’t truly come and go as much as they do online. I noticed this with the 550’s, maybe it’s where i live but they took over online and i’ve only ever seen them worn twice.This can be applied to anything and everything in real life. I think “be yourself” and “go outside” go together hand in hand.
Yeah I agree and this is something I mentioned in my trends aren’t real video. What’s considered dead online, didn’t have the time/audience to become a trend in person
Vanilla ice said something along the lines of “the 90’s were the best decade because they were the last decade without the hard influence of technology. Since the iPhone came out in 2004 there hasn’t been anything to define the last almost two decades. Not in music, not in clothes” gotta agree with him.
That’s actually super interesting to think about. With 70s, 80s, and 90s styles becoming more popular this year I was thinking about what the last set of years will be remembered by style wise. I think the main thing will be the focus on consuming more (fashion hauls)
i think social media has helped me find my style more than anything. its the popular ppl at school who judged me for what i liked to wear that made me wanna wear stuff similar to them just to not get made fun of.
I’m glad social media has helped you find/embrace your personal style. I agree, it’s a great tool to find styles/people who enjoy what you enjoy
Videos like this are a real slap in the face for me because I only just got into fashion and I draw most of my inspiration from Pinterest and TikTok 😅
I think both are a good way to gain style insights (I do it too), just important to find what you like and not solely go off recommended products to buy
honestly for lots of people its hard to have their own style, but imo its about how often you consume fashion content and how much of the opinions in that content you take in. The only fashion content I watch now are videos critiquing certain things and talking about them in introspective ways. I love fashion content but it negatively effects how I view fashion so I make the decision to stay away from it so that i never loose that enjoyment of fashion. good video as always
Good point on noting it’s about how much of the opinions you take in. I agree, it’s fun to watch style critiques, but don’t let it ruin what you enjoy
Personally I’ve found a lot of what I like now through trends. Some things stick because I ask “why” a lot more I like boxy tees because of proportions. I like straight fit pants because they are very comfortable and can go with a variety of things smart - casual. Now that I have a “uniform” I can buy things with interesting textures or colors that seamlessly let me express myself yet still fit in with majority of my wardrobe.
yes the “why” is so very important!
Totally agree with you, Jalen! When you know “why” you like a fashion item it doesn’t matter if the hype is there or not
3:31 where is the boxy cropped tee from 😅 I love the proportions of these shirts and ive been looking for them but only have found uniqlo and yzy gap.
Shaka wear drop shoulder tee, $15 and the fit/quality is on point
having a personal style is so difficult nowadays, i'm 18yrs old and still figuring it out, i've got a long way to go yet. Nice video, keep it up!
you’ll get there bro! my best advice is to figure out what fits and compliments your lifestyle & everyday
You'll get there, eventually. I didn't got mine till i was in my late 20s. At your age, it is time to explore as many styles including trends. Once you figure out what works and not and found what style you feel most confident with, you'll have your personal style.
Yeah with so many influences online it’s difficult for everyone. Definitely agree with these replies ^ experiment with what you like and have fun with it
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon thank you guys, appreciate the good vibes :)
@@gustavomeza1745 for sure, thanks for watching!
I get referred to as a “Grampa Hypebeast” too often, do any of you have any tips to end the constant bullying? (FYI I’m a 59 year old dude but I kinda pretend I’m 23, I’ve worked at my local movie theater for 40 years and I only wear supreme shirts, Dior shoes, and I start every sentence with either “brahhh” or “fackkkk”, etc.) Where should I start? Any tips? Even beginner tips would help. I just cannot even look at a Nike or an Adidas shirt without getting a cold shiver. I need my fashion, but I’m starting to become afraid my fashion doesn’t need me….
Maybe instead of starting all your sentences with brahhh or fackkkk maybe mix it up with “shattt bro” or “keepin it one hunna” or even a “how’s it hoopin”. You ain’t never gonna go wrong starting your sentences with those and that’s coming from a real inner city homie bro. Personally, I start all my sentences with a deep exhale, forming a giant cloud from my electronic cigarette, or as the kids call it, my “vape”. I understand the feeling of being a Grampa Hypebeast, I’m pushing 70 myself. Well anyway, have a good day old pal, maybe we’ll see each other in heaven and with my lungs that may not be too far away
u guys are not real stop
You need therapy
I like your thoughtful commentary, feels very honest and genuine, a true rarity these days.
Thank you, Craig! I’ve been working really hard on these so I’m glad the message comes across well
Honestly I believe it is still possible to have personal style. It might sound pretentious but I do have my own style and don’t really partake in trends because I find them incredibly boring. Especially gorp core, all the parachute pants/insanely wide jeans and stuff like that, the trends bore me to death atm. I’ve never been one to really trendhop cus I don’t like looking like a clone but I mean whoever does like that for potential clout more power to y’all
Yeah I think trends put fashion creators on social media in an interesting position. If they want to keep up with “what’s hot” it probably makes sense to buy the hyped brands/fits, but to build an audience that lasts forever I would assume creating a personal style people can resonate with would work best
I think it’s possible. It’s very difficult if you have a large presence on social media/influencer or simply just use social media heavily and are fed these constant trends. For the average person that’s into fashion, and not that into keeping up with the trends, it’s much easier bc they’re most likely not concerned with it and simply enjoy pieces that are functional and go along with their lifestyle.
I agree, nice comment! Trends specifically put creators in a weird position IMO. They kinda have to wear/show them off in order to stay relevant
had the opportunity to ask myself this and i definitely am trying to do this in my wardrobe, Its really just creating a uniform or a closet thats very much wabi sabi, meaning anything and everything that's thrown works, that's really what im gearing or what i think my end game is, Wear what you want, but understand what you are wearing in a deeper sense,
That’s sounds like a great goal to work towards with your style. Good insight, thanks for the comment
just depends on your mindset if youre dressing because you genuinely like it and impress yourself it doesnt matter if its mainstream or not its not that serious
But its a different thing now if you ought to compete or just to solely impress others which is not for the normal person unless its a job whwre you have to break boundaries and experiment etc
I agree, if you wear what you genuinely like it’s hard to have fashion regrets.
Been working on my personal style for years and finally feel like I am finding it, I also agree with you about the Boxy Tees absolutely love that fit on me as well
Ask yourself this: will I be wearing boxy tees when I’m 40? The answer is most likely no. That’s a trend, and it will die and look so goofy in a few years. Also, no guy over the age of 22 looks good in boxy, oversized clothes. They make you look like a child in adult clothes.
@@eyespy3001 that’s your opinion, I disagree, but respect everyone’s opinion, only time will tell your one person of 7 billion folks on this earth
@@eyespy3001 i think oversize tees can look very casual on a adult man.
Congrats on narrowing down your style, it definitely isn’t easy. Just based on comfortability I think body tees will be here to stay
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon where did you get the one showed in the video? fit looks really good
Ive been wearing my boxy croppes tees and shirts since 2016 im shocked how popular it has gotten not mad about it since people used to give me looks
That’s sick you’ve been wearing them for a while. It’s interesting to me how many different brands now make them
Speaking facts here! I like the way you think out loud with these videos. Ive been saying/thinking this for years with the come up on social media with trends. Its so easy to fall for them due to the psychological effect of likes. Yet to take a step back and look at it all from the outside takes a certain love for the game. But it takes some serious reflecting on who you are and what you like to form a personal style. For me i thought about the things that i already liked as a child and built from there, i figured, what things did i like before social media, before the influence of that all.
Is there a way to talk to you about these things? Like a discord or IG.
Keep it Up!
That’s a great way to do it by looking back on your earliest interests. I don’t post any fashion stuff on IG, but I’d like to soon. It’s landon.heidrich if you wanna chat
Hype doesn't last forever. Falling in love with the clothes has a lot more meaning to your life.
I agree, trends and hype are bound to fade away eventually and come back some time again. Any pieces you’ve fallen in love with recently?
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon Mokuyobi overalls (I wear them in my videos). But now I am getting into Haori which is a Japanese robe.
@@KentoSky oh sick I’ll check that out. I’m a fan of the Greg Lauren kimonos
It's hard to not feel like a gatekeeper at least internally if you had personal style for a very long time especially compared to most your location, some people are entitled to it but obviously it's egocentric to put too much emphasis on the fact. This title is so on point though, you are exploring the topics no one is speaking on
Yeah I understand that and have seen comments related to this idea with wearing Nike Dunks before the recent hype. Thanks for the support, Josh🔥
Tbh if it wasn’t for social media, I won’t be able to find my style. Cause I need inspiration and references. Every time there is a trend that is blowing up, I always ask myself: does it fit in with the aesthetic I’m going for? Would I actually like it if it’s no longer trending?
Yeah social media is a great tool for finding inspiration and references. That’s a great way to go about buying new pieces. Thanks for watching, Vivian!
One thing that I find obnoxious/lame is people telling you what you should wear. One example: Not long ago I saw a video from One Dapper Street showcasing his usual weekly fits. He's known for wearing slim/tapered bottoms and in the comments pretty much everyone was roasting him cuz he's not wearing baggy pants, he is not stylish, he doesn't know fashion etc. It seems like if you're not wearing oversized tees/hoodies, baggy pants/jeans and some sort of air Jordan's/dunks or NB you're not stylish at all, you're outdated etc and that comes for the same people that would preach about fitted/slim clothes few years ago. In my honest opinion I do like parts of both styles but it's like same people that shame you for wearing fitted clothes basically look like NPC's now. Personal style should be a collection of the stuff you like whether it's slim or baggy.
No hate on anyone.
Anyways, great video man, you made some good points!
I agree that personal style should be a collection of your interests. What you explained is the exact reason I don’t like rating outfits videos. They can definitely be done in a thoughtful/honest way, but some I’ve seen are just bullying in a way because it doesn’t align with their style. Thanks for watching and the comment, Robert!
favorite fashion channel rn
Thank you, David! Means a lot, more videos coming soon
where did you get those cropped t shirts from?
Shaka Wear drop shoulder tees, $15 👍
I think a lot of people try to jump on these new fashion trends without thinking about if it would look good on them, on their body and with their proportions. It's easy to think an outfit looks good on a 6'2 slim guy in amazing lighting. Then when others put it on it looks arkward.
Yeah taking the time to analyze how/when you can wear something helps for sure. Now if something is hyped enough it doesn’t matter if it really fits/lasts forever as long as the likes come with it
Another part of fashion is how you wear the clothes. Personality in fashion goes a long way but im sure that can be replicated as well
That’s true, confidence can make an outfit
Im really feeling your point when it comes to Jordan 1s before 2019 no one cared for Jordan 1s outside the sneaker bubble but then Covid hit - and all of a sudden tik tok discovered them… I really like em but they really overmilked the cow by now.
Yeah I honestly don’t mind Jordan 1s or Dunks being overmilked. It made it easier to get new pairs with so many releases, but it is kinda upsetting seeing people not care about a shoe you’ve valued for years
I started liking adidas (specially superstar mainly because of pleasures) stussy, pleasures back in 2019, I also used to wear pants with soccer (football ) tees (I'm european) and got made fun of and now all of sudden it's cool to dress like this
Yeah I’ve seen people say similar things. It shows it pays off to truly wear what you like
If I did not get into fashion before youtube I think I would feel like social media would impact my style.
That makes sense, it seems to really control a lot of the youths style
personal style is easy just stay open minded and analyse yourself often, if u do this and also make sure your constantly learning more about parts of fashion youre passionate about then ut just comes naturally.
I agree, nice comment! How do you like to learn more about fashion? UA-cam is my favorite way
Don’t you think it’s rude to put picture up of people and then label them NPC’s but don’t show your face or fits
It’s more of a joke thumbnail, I like the gorpcore and Stussy outfit and dress like a “fashion npc” myself
What the hype make a video on pants or jeans you must have in 2023 ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Maybe I could incorporate that into a future video. I’ll try and think of a topic. My video tomorrow is on the worst fashion mistakes
It think it's more about sustainability not just what you want but what you need kind of like what fits into your lifestyle and your wardrobe, like you can't be a banker and say you want to be wearing denim cargos and the likes as your dailys but it becomes hard when you're still finding out your place in the world for instance as a student there's just so much you could do and incorporate to your style but then again the sustainability aspect comes in to play again would a said purchase fit into your everyday rotation are you just buying this for the hype and or are you just buying it cuz you like and want to have it even thou it means you only get to wear it just a few times
Yeah that’s a good point. That’s pretty interesting to think about most fashion creators being students or young people in general with lots of choices. Having so many choices mixed with the vast amount of fashion creators makes it difficult to find what you want.
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon exactly options get thrown on options especially with how social media is including that with the want to feel among or to be part of something as is usual for most young people you get what we have today
@@chxrlzchucky7509 do you think fashion will continue to become popular as an interest of young people or it will slow down?
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon I feel like at a certain age you tend to careless about a lot of stuffs, fashion included. But at a young age there's only so much to do plus there's always going to be the pull from the entertainment industry as fashion is so intertwined with it, most young ones get sucked into the fashion world just by watching celebrities and wanting to look like them. So I don't think it will slow down for young people cuz the factors will always be there to a certain degree
@@chxrlzchucky7509 that makes a ton of sense. Might be a future video topic too! Thanks for watching and chatting with me
Social media to blame for everything being overpriced
Yeah social media has a ton of control on fashion. There’s a lot of pros and cons
Where do you get good cropped boxy tee's?
Check out Shaka wear drop shoulder tees, good boxy shape
Make your videos longer please!! I’m so engaged
I really appreciate comments like this, it’s a great compliment. Thank you for the support. I try and keep them as short and to the point as possible
3:30 that was smoother than a smooth criminal
bro the title 🤣🤣🤣
I wish these videos were longer 😭
Appreciate that, make sure to check them all out if you like this one. Thanks for watching, Juliette!
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon definitely will just subscribed 🤙🏼
2:33 what jacket is that
im sure its rick but what is it called
Rick Owens fw21 shearling leather mohair jacket
Jordan 1s are dead?! ☠️
Better for us sneaker heads that do love j1s as we’d buy a pair for 400 bucks but if it’s “dead” we’ll be able to snatch it for 300 or less. That actually makes our appetite and collection bigger.
PS thank us later for overselling when hyped again 😂
Yeah I’m glad too! The fact Taxis are 210ish is amazing
Yeah totally true but you know me me even if my style gets outdated i will wear it anyway cus i really like what i wear and it may become cool again thx to me who knows but for the time being i'll be somewhat fashionable
Yeah if you wear what you like you won’t look back and regret fashion decisions
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon true
My left ear enjoyed those sound effects
I’m gonna try and switch video editing apps, idk how to fix it on the current version
what are some cropped boxy tees you would recommend?
Shaka wear is my favorite, cheap and comfortable
Stussy fleeces/ stussy in general have the community in tight chokehold 😭😭
Yes sir and that’s on period
Throw an 🎱 on it and it’ll sell
I love your videos, but they’re too short ☹️
That’s a great compliment, thank you. 😂😂I personally hate UA-cam intros and outros, which definitely shortens the videos. Any video ideas you’d like to see?
great vid
Thank you! More on the way
0:53 felt called out on the slayworld fit
Agreed
The only things negativity effecting my style are: Kanye West and my bank account.
Any favorite pickups lately?
Love it
Thank you for watching and showing support!
unpopular opinion: i don't like the YZY SHDZ
Agreed, I think it’ll be cool if they actually retail at $20, but I’m still not buying a pair
im broke, i only buy clothes that i like
I think my personal style has changed when the pandemic started. I'm not comfortable wearing skinny jeans and fitted shirts anymore since I'm staying at home most of time. So now I'm into boxy shirts and loose pants and I love the silhouette and proportion of it. I also realized that trends come and go but more often than not, many fashion pieces and trends end up repeating themselves. So yeah just wear whatever we like.
I honestly hadn’t thought about how the pandemic changed my style, but it’s actually very similar to yours. Comfort is key now and I like the silhouette it gives. Thanks for the comment!
The minority percentage of outliers keep things interesting. They are the ones who dont give a fuck about negative opinions and they just lean harder into the controversial fits and pieces they wear. And this is always true because the hip to be square masses seek peer approval moreso than a style that truly personally reflects themselves.
I agree, that makes sense. Any fashion creators social media creators you’d recommend who do this well?
What’s with the label of “fast fashion” over Kevin O? Dudes a pimp, suit is worth more than what’s on your wardrobe. Idk why this page shows up on my feed but dude let people have fun with what they wear. Stills come and go and that’s how we snag up things for cheap at a fraction of the price
It was a joke about he’s the one with real money
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No offence but I’m not taking fashion advice from an American lmao
None taken😂any fashion creators you’d recommend that aren’t?
STYLES BEEN DEAD SINCE 2000'S
What do you think are the main causes of this?
Jordan 1’s will never die. The Real ones know this 🫡
Agreed! A classic timeless shoe. Any favorite colorways?
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon honestly I wear a lot of black so anything black and white lmao but I liked the black and red “banned” too just never copped myself. I mostly wore the 5’s Oreos specifically.
Great vids btw man! I’m just barely getting into fashion so I’ve been binging the vids.
@@SvintMvrcus yeah, you can’t go wrong with simple Jordan 1 colorways. The upcoming black/white colorway in the 85’ shape looks really good. Thanks for watching the videos, my name is Landon btw!
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon Broo my bad I just went through my emails and saw the notification for this reply! I’ll be on the lookout for those black and whites though 💪🏽 and nice to meet you man I’m Julian, I look forward to learning more on your channel 🙏🏼