Hysteric Glamour was never a trend, it was a statement. Pulled mostly from early Fruits Magazine, these scans capture the raw era when Tokyo street style was loud, playful, unfiltered, and worn outside before the internet touched it. Baby tees, chaotic graphics, punk energy mixed with pop innocence this was real youth culture happening in real time. No recreations, no nostalgia bait, just the original artifacts as they existed. FOR MORE ARTIFACTS, SEEEEK US AT THE GALLLERY.
If you’re a fan of mid 2000’s or mid Y2K Streetwear. The days of Hypebeast, Slam Jam & more. You probably remember seeing Phillip T. Annand’s collective The Madbury Club. Hand drawn designs, vintage and Y2K Tech influences & heavy graphic design minimalism were staples of this blog/brand/collective. Where are they now? Phillip has an instagram where he dabbles in various projects. The Flatbush Zombies are….The Flatbush Zombies. So check them out. Also if you’re looking for some more vintage streetwear. Click here.
Chrome Hearts has had a huge resurgence in 2023 with the advent of Y2K Fashion. Y2K has seen the return of Von Dutch, Ed Hardy, Oakley & Chrome Hearts. The Los Angeles brand did a photoshoot for a Japanese magazine in the year 2000. Check it out and for more Y2K Vintage and Y2K Fashion, check us out here.
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