Chance the Rapper has been busy in 2017, from his poem on NPR to his beautiful humanitarian award speech. The Chicago prodigy has revealed plans to drop even more high-profile collaborative cuts. Taking to an Instagram Live session, Chance opened up about working with Childish Gambino/Donald Glover and Fetty Wap. Speaking to his fans, the Chicago […]
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Nous Culture sat down with Malcolm Garret, a sneaker custom artist from Paterson, New Jersey to talk about his customs. With customs becoming a bigger and bigger part of the sneaker game, we wanted to get a sense of the industry from an artist’s perspective. Check out the interview below and a couple samples of […]
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Nowadays, you can’t walk too far down the street without seeing someone in bleached vintage rock and roll concert tees, distressed biker denim and a pair of the ever so popular Adidas runners. The interesting thing about this is, it’s not your prototypical young white rock connoisseur that’s sporting this “new” look. The hip-hop community, […]
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Collaborations have always been a staple in the fashion industry, particularly in street fashion. However, the rise of social media influencer and hype culture has changed the nature of these collaborations. What used to be a rare or limited release is now commonplace for emerging brands, and collaborations have even become a way for lesser […]
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Instagram has become the place where we go to find new styles, meet like-minded people, and find ourselves stylistically. The Instagram streetwear and sneaker community is massive and growing daily. However, the photographers that prop up this cultural phenomenon often times go unnoticed because it is so easy for larger pages to steal their work. […]
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If you’re familiar with Atlanta, then you will be familiar with the various local attractions such as The High Museum, The World of Coca-Cola, Centennial Olympic Park and Ponce City Market- just to name a few. But, 2 Chainz’s Pink Trap House serves as Atlanta’s newest landmark and attraction. To help better promote his latest […]
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There have been a few documentaries over the years regarding the status and history of streetwear. This one however focuses specifically on the younger generation and how they’re changing the culture. Created by The Sole Supplier, this documentary takes it to the streets and to connect with kids in the queue at Supreme and Palace, […]
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Twenty-three years ago in the fair-weathered Eastside the fair-skinned were breeding a movement the likes of which hadn’t been seen or heard before. A new sound was building just a few blocks away from the dilapidated amusement park central to a once bustling surf town. Dr. Dre and Snoop Doggy Dogg found that sound with […]
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Last week Nous Culture got the opportunity to sit down and talk to, Manchester-based clothing company, Only The Blind’s creative director John Melchico. Melchico, more commonly know as BlvckMvnivc echoed the brands mantra, plans for the future, and design process. From the time we began speaking until the conversation ended, the confidence that Melchico had […]
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During the past decade, the evolution of culture has begun its turn. The growth of social media has created a platform for the youth where they can express and create new fads and trends for everyone to see. Given the opportunity, individuals can create very unique ideas that leak into our everyday lives. Urban culture […]
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It is clearly evident that within relatively the past fourteen months artists Symere Woods and Miles McCollum, respectively known as Lil Uzi Vert and Lil Yachty, have absolutely dominated the musical industry. In addition to this, both artists actively wear and promote designer brands that in turn earned McCollum a Creative Designer position for Nautica […]
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