Is this the end of streetwear? Malaysia’s fashion scene reflects a global shift


The definition of streetwear is believed to have loosen and the fashion segment now carries a wider selection of pieces and aesthetics. Photo: Cabbeen

About a decade ago, streetwear fans would camp overnight outside stores, lining sidewalks for hours just to snag the latest drop. The frenzy reached such extremes that some even paid for a Supreme-branded brick.

It symbolised both the absurdity and power of hype.

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