The street style was created in the 1970s by African-Americans, Jews and Mexicans. Hand scrawls from the street, subway and wall are key. Statement text and illustration-like hand scrawls add a cool and fashionable feel. The sporty panelling and tapes bring more changes.

Panelling is a new form of art, breaking the rulebook. Different materials, color blocking, statement panels add newness. Color and fabric are also updated continually.

The Shirt has an inherently formal effect, and it can be worn under or over items. For A/W 20/21, influenced by simple and utility styles and classics, masculine and classical empire-style femininity are emphasized. Details at the neckline, sleeve and closure are underlined. Placement micro deconstruction shows diversity.

For A/W 20/21, utility and layering-effect contrasting biowash and dimensional functional pockets are key. The classic worn-out patches add a western feel. Spraying provides an unexpected artistic twist. Zippers, prints also play a key role.

Color blocking within the lady style is oft