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Click the AdBlock Plus icon in the browser extension area in the upper right-hand corner.Refresh the page or click the button below to continue.Under “ Pause on this site” click “ Always”.Click the AdBlock icon in the browser extension area in the upper right-hand corner.The three-punch hole wave would be a sight for sore eyes (checks and stripes can share the space for a minute), and the Saucony Original is at price point anyone’s bank account can give the go-ahead on.Īdblock Adblock Plus Adblocker Ultimate Ghostery uBlock Origin Others Let’s get this out of the way before we all fight about the proper way to pronounce Saucony – the correct way to say it is, “sock-a-knee.” Although its popularity may have dwindled, the sneaker brand never really folded, however there’s definitely room for it to come back into the limelight. Russell Athletic is pretty accessible since you can jump on its website anytime you want, but the real revival would be slipping on its vintage baseball jerseys with biker shorts – Poshmark has got you covered in that area. It could make or break your cool factor, because you wouldn’t even try to show up with a generic, no-label sweatshirt. It was all about that label on the bottom left side. Founded in 1902, the brand became a hot commodity as baggy sportswear took over the ‘90s.

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While we’re on an ironic fashion kick, let’s go full The Simple Lifeera and wear the embellished pieces with super low-rise jeans. That’s enough of a gap for us to bring the label back in honor of the late Christian Audigier, Ed Hardy’s French designer who passed in 2015. It’s been over a decade since Britney Spears and Paris Hilton wore the brand into the ground in 2004, and the tattoo-designed tees eventually earned a slimey stigma. Since John’s too distracted being a mogul to reintroduce this legacy label, let’s keep the thought alive and bust out old XXL FUBU football jerseys like LL Cool J would want us to do.ĭon’t us – you know you want to be the one to bring Ed Hardy trucker hats back and make them fly again. In 2015, John burst all our bubbles when he said that FUBU does not stand for “For Us By Us”. Eventually the brand expanded into tees, sports-inspired styles, denim, and footwear. Daymond John founded the label with multiple partners in 1992, debuting FUBU with hats made in his own home. We have to give respect where it’s due, and FUBU was one of the first (and most successful) hip-hop streetwear brands of the ‘90s. But what we undoubtedly want to cop most of all is an updated version of Baby Phat’s quilted pink, diamond-detailed flip phone! We’re talking that sexy cat logo sprawled across a baby tee, with maybe even Kali Uchis and Jorja Smith leading the campaigns. Luckily, Kimora just announced the brand’s relaunch but we can only hope she’ll keep it true to its early years. Launching in 1998, Baby Phat was an extension of Phat Farm (the epic streetwear brand owned by Kimora Lee’s then husband, Russell Simmons). The brand’s entire image hollered “girlboss” as it dripped in jewels, standing strong with self-confidence.

It’s been eight years since Baby Phat called it a wrap, and out of all the brands that have closed their doors, Kimora Lee’s fabulous fashion house is one we’re craving the most.

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