The Scary NEW Fashion Hypebeasts…

Fashion Trends of 2022
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Style Hypebeasts in 2022
There are so many fashion trends in 2022 and along with them came New Hypebeasts. I discuss the 3 groups that have been accused the most of becoming fashion Hypebeasts in 2022.
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[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Want to Clarify, if your video was featured in the video I’m not calling you specifically a Hypebeast. You just have good quality clips to show the items I’m talking about👍

[@hishamziard8473]

Only rocking The Plagiarist so….

[@1-eye-willy]

I had my earphones in and when they disconnected I thought I was watching frugal aesthetic for a few seconds

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

@@1-eye-willy he’s the goat of KZbin fashion

[@yunipena]

Man as a blue collar worker there was good few months where i couldn’t find any work clothes in store (carhartt, dickies) because they were all being bought up. Especially the wrangler cargos that i usually wore because they werent too expensive. I even remember one time some young buck complimenting me on what i was wearing while in line at subway and i was confused until i saw it was becoming trendy😂

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

That’s a good story😂glad workwear has died down a bit

[@thebluefalcons92]

I always had this thought and you confirmed it Lmaoo sry dude

[@memelord3348]

Thats just too funny💀💀💀

[@731-l3o]

i’ve always been into workwear style even before it became a trend and i used to get my sister to wear my pants to her work (mechanic) so that they would get grease and dirt stains 😂

[@ganganthefatman1382]

It was the same with me when I lived in Denver. I was literally wearing my work clothes and work boots fresh and sweaty from a hard day's work and they treated me like a runway model. 😂😂😂😂

[@hmzaparkhmzapark9074]

I feel like any trend this year, is better than the loud graphics like supreme etc.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

I love Supreme, but the box logo (even if it’s small) kills my interest in a lot of good pieces for me

[@zerois2801]

I like both trends tbh while the graphic trend got old it was a fun era to witness and see it evolve

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

@@zerois2801 It’ll probably come back in a bit

[@robithesir]

Agreed. Being a "hypebeast" now is actually not too bad. It's a higher level understanding of fashion compared to the older hypebeasts

[@zerois2801]

""A person who follows a trend to be cool or in style" I don't think the status of hypebeasts will ever change objective standards wise maybe you think the current age hypebeasts is better but that's just preference hypebeasts by definition simply follows trends blindly but I also would agree because I personally think the hyped up trends rn are more timeless less than the older generation of hypebeasts in streetwear

[@Zockanumber1]

I was definetely a hypebeast During the Suprrme and Yeezy era. Nowadays I try to Not indulge in Trends as much and mostly buy timeless clothes. Completely copying a Style off of social Media is kinda Goofy but we've all been gulity of that at some point

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Yeah definitely I think it’s important to try trends you in some way align with, but aren’t wearing in order to see if they can become part of your style

[@sambasambasamba6931]

I don't think everyone is guilty of that to be honest

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

@@sambasambasamba6931 ik I am, I’ll see a good fit pic or KZbin video and it makes me want to check out new stuff

[@eyespy3001]

This 100%. Timeless is the way to go. There’s a reason we’ll-fitting jeans (not skin tight and not some return to ugly 90’s jnco shit), a white t shirt, and either a pair of boots or Chuck Taylor’s has never gone out of style in over 70 years. Instead of spending $500 on a pair of sweatshop-made Jordans that will go out of style faster than they were put together, spend $300 on a pair of Michigan-made Red Wings that will always look good and will outlast you. Not only will you save $200+ dollars, but you will also have something you can pass down for generations. Seriously, those boots will last forever.

[@chenugent]

@@eyespy3001 I agree with this. I tend to look for a good cut, good quality materials, good brand ethos etc when purchasing clothes nowadays. I like thick 100% cotton pieces like hoodies and vintage jeans that will last and not deteriorate in a few weeks. Don’t get me wrong, these huge beast brands already had this high level of quality, especially supreme hoodies. But this brings me to my next point; I’m don’t with logos. It’s the most egocentric thing, walking around hoping people notice the brand you’re wearing. Especially with stone island, box logos, trifergs etc. I look for cool textures and materials now. I quite like low-key logos like embossed ones

[@yungblaede]

The only people who still wear this typical hypebeast style are football (soccer) players lmao

[@scottdurday891]

The hate on supreme is unfounded. It’s a 20+ year old skate brand who hasn’t changed a bit throughout so many eras of style. Loud graphics have and always will be a part of skate/board culture. Glad the trendy crowd is moved on!

[@stupot295]

Once they started selling limited edition anything with a supreme logo for lots of money, they definitely changed

[@abbey9342]

Yeah this annoyed me personally lmaooo. Supreme is iconic. So many old skaters be wanting to fight

[@scottdurday891]

@@stupot295 they have always stayed true to NYC culture. Yes their products expanded but I don’t see any billion dollar brands still putting “fuck off” on their hero pieces. Evolved, yes, but they still haven’t lost the IDGAF about you attitude!

[@sonnyday6727]

Except Supreme has always been the poser brand even in the 90's. No one wore that shit back then, I skated in the 90's and lived the 90's. We wore Shorty's gear (especially the shirt with the S on each sleeve and hoodies), Duff, Etnies, Emerica, baggy Anchor Blue jeans, World Industries (a poser commercial skate brand, but a skate brand nonetheless, unlike Supreme). Gen Z are a bunch of posers with no culture of their own.

[@user-vl4zi9vl8g]

Supreme is a complete and utter farce. They've never REALLY been about skate culture, just about make people feel lame if they aren't wearing Supreme. I remember when I first went in their store, I didn't know shit about them and they acted like I should've known their entire history. Then they sue someone for stealing the font that they stole from someone else. L M F A O

[@demoncorejunior]

I’m glad people are into avant-garde and especially archive pieces. often haute couture pieces are expected to be single-season or even single event use. i think playing with interesting or unusual clothing allows people to explore themselves, and as long as it looks like you did it on purpose im here for the look

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Well said, thanks for watching

[@GravityTrash]

Blokecore has to be the funniest name for a trend to date. The fashion itself screams UK/Ireland, so calling it that just fits it so perfectly. It's funny, as a kid my dad made me wear a Munster Rugby shirt to go with my jeans, I didn't know he predicted where Fashion was heading in 15 years.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Dads have been ahead of the trends for awhile now too😂 Jean shorts/new balances/baggy fits

[@LifeofBrad1]

@@WhatsTheHype.Landon Dad jeans are nice af. I wear some myself (Levi's 550's). So comfy too. I feel like if a skinny jeans wearer tried some on, they'd never go back to skinny jeans.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

@@LifeofBrad1 once you go baggy you never go back lol

[@doeeyes2]

My 15 year old nephew dresses exactly like that. Were from Toronto and hes never played soccer in his life (hes a hockey player). I didn't know there was a name for this style.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

@@doeeyes2 is wearing hockey jerseys super popular in Canada?

[@xhrXavi]

Maybe I’m guilty but I genuinely switched to baggy over skinny and I’ve never been more comfortable in my choice and style before

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Same here bro, comfort is key in feeling good and confident in your clothes

[@VERTXProd]

same, my balls couldnt breath in skinny jeans lol

[@Hydrxzl]

Everyone at my school dresses like the 2000s

[@jabescript]

Yeah it's really much comfortable and look timeless wearing straight or baggy pants than fitted ones

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

@@jabescript you have any favorite pairs of pants?

[@etagged]

I think you might have something with the "trendbeast" but I think a trendbeast is characterized by their inability to fuse the styles. I think someone with the ability to work multiple different styles or trends into their own personal style is just adaptable.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Yeah I definitely agree on being able to fuse the styles together is key. If people picked trends they really aligned with I’d assume it would be much easier to mix trends together

[@FlockingForDays1]

my current style is "That looks good and i can afford it"

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

The key to happiness and financial stability

[@balazs7235]

This is why I started focusing on my own style and build my wardrobe around it. It may seem more expensive short term, but will be much better in the long run as those pieces I will still wear 5 years from now and not forget about it in a year. Funny thing is, if you wore more avant-garde Rick pieces a few years ago, you’d be laughed at by people and get weird looks, now Rick is trendy so it’s okay. But instead of you being unique and stylish for wearing those pieces, you are just basic and trendy. Weird how trends can change normies’ pierspectives. All in all, it’s better to find your own style than to follow trends. Better in every aspect.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Yeah I totally agree and probably at the time would’ve been guilty of thinking it looks weird. Seeing avant-garde pieces much more often online has shifted the public perception, plus way more people are actually into clothes (including myself)

[@anderskrjberg3282]

Personally, I feel like I look like I know less about fashion than I actually do, simply because of the fact that I don't wear crazy over-the-top pieces or extremely hyped clothing, and for me, that's really nice because it means that I'm wearing the stuff I actually like instead of trying to look like something I'm not

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

That’s an interesting comment I think a lot of people (including myself) can relate to. Really like this idea, might be a future video!

[@Shondie_Andretti]

Damn I thought it was only me thinking like this

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

@@Shondie_Andretti you’re definitely not alone

[@Ricky-Pablo]

thank you

[@dunkno69]

youre just late, people been dressing like this for years

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Where do you prefer to get your fashion content?

[@Loozar402]

I live in a city where there's been a plastic bag ban since October 2021, so being a tote bag warrior had kind of become a norm and necessity for me 😬

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

That’s awesome, I think they look good when people actually use them for something like that!

[@understitchYT]

I don't think tiktok is necessarily to blame. There has always been ways to see and follow microtrends for those who want to, and instead of this hopping from style to style culture on tiktok, I see much more that people find a style that resonates with them and they dive deep into that. A bit like how japanese fashion trends develop within their own niche. The problem I think is the fact that we easily see so many things that are outside of our specific style niches and then are so easily able to test it out to see if it fits our aesthetic because of the overaccessibility of cheap clothing. All of this without actually needing to worry if it will suit or work for them because if it doesn't, its only a couple coins and they can always donate it. I think without this people would be required to think more before purchasing. And of course theres nothing wrong with trying things outside your comfort zone, but it'd be nice if there was a better way to do that

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Great take and I totally agree. Hope this comment gets some attention from others because you’re right on

[@xeen0]

I agree TikTok isn’t to blame. I follow my own style that really resonates with me. TikTok just pushes it down your throat so much that it twists your brain to have to style yourself in a way people will accept it, until the next trends take the spotlight. It’s available everywhere on the web but TikTok takes majority of that spotlight from my perspective.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

@@xeen0 yeah I agree with that. Algorithm wise you sort of have to search for your interests on KZbin, but with TikTok it’s way more widely spread

[@TOSHIGH]

tiktok is deff to blame for alot of trends even outside of fashion ... the people who defend this are guilty of it ... its that simple instead of exploring what suits u best you follow trends on tiktok part of the reason why people dress the same now... just like everybody uploading the same content and voiceovers LITERALLY the same with fashion.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

@@TOSHIGH with short form content (TikToks/shorts) becoming more popular, do you think this will only get worse?

[@stickman9009]

Personally, as a fan of avant-garde fashion, I see a lot of the new gen-z avant-garde hype boasts influence from rave and queer fashion as opposed to a more 'properly presented' day-to-day style, which is fine since I think a lot of style is consolidated in a type of way to make a point quickly within the mediated hyper-reality of social media. I see the fashion community as split in two, the younger or less interested consumers who want to make points quickly and so build outfits around staple pieces (e.g. Rick Owens shoes, Carhartt, etc) that the popular culture is aware of, and people who simply enjoy specific or eclectic mixtures of certain styles, niches, designers, etc. This former is a surefire wire to make outfits that look well-put together and simulate authentic awareness of a sub-culture but the issue is that now this is the norm and amongst the public panopticon of other fashion consumers who also entitle themselves to be critics and is viewed as shallow.

[@staydangerous5784]

Ksubis/Nudies/Ice Cream/G Star/No 9 Pants with Jordans or Yeezys. Its not deep

[@odinxrk1424]

Fashion/streetwear is incredibly boring rn imo, everyone either wearing cargos with zip hoodies or workwear with totes. If I see one more fit with double-knee carpenters ima lose it. If I had to choose I'd definitely go with archive, because it has the biggest potential to develop your own style. I feel like a lot of those guys I mentioned above are huge trend hoppers. At least with archive there are a lot of different brands you can go into and different aesthetics. Its not as repetetive as the other trends right now and more focused on individualistic style.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Totally agree with you! I also didn’t buy a pair of double knees last week😬

[@odinxrk1424]

@@WhatsTheHype.Landon we all fall into a few trend trapholes dont we 💀 its just sad to see how clone-like fashion has become

[@KidCracken]

Tote style is kinda fine it's just so close to nordic minimal that I've been looking at in the streets for years, so I find it super boring. I hereby name it the Aime Leon Dorks.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Love the name😂😂

[@Smokinfreely]

I remember when last year or so people thought paint splattered sweats , Boston’s,and a college sweatshirt was fashion and not just looking like a painter leaving their studio.had some young ass fashion girl tell me I didn’t get it.I’m like your right I’ve only been painting and hanging out in art studios since before you even had a idea about a “fit”

[@illegitimate0]

Avant Garde pieces and their focus on silhouette is the only one that goes for style separate from branding or trend. It is much more about expression and it's only one I respect. Plus silhouette is the interesting thing to play with since the human body is so recognizable as a shape and men in particular have had much fewer options to experiment with silhouette in the last 40 years of fashion relative to women.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Awesome comment! Anyone specifically giving men more silhouette options that you personally like?

[@joshuapark7]

I can tell you recently have entered the fashion hole. You are at the gateway of fashion hell. These are not the new hype beasts rather existing archetypes before the bogo, bape, off white hype beasts. All the trends you mentioned are small evolutions of pre-existing fashion types. They might look like hype beasts to you but they have always had a presence

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

That makes sense, how do you see these fashion types changing in the future?

[@Xavierhanacki]

​@@WhatsTheHype.Landon im going to suit and tie

[@frederik1604]

heres the answer: who fucking cares. the new trends you describe arent really trends. its a more relaxed lifestyle. liking arcteryx doesnt make you a hypebeast. Personally i just really like the history, design philosophy, and general design a ton, because its genuinely good. i think the design of the new trends are sustainable thus making them timeless and not trends.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Yeah I talk about this more in my other recent videos. This wasn’t supposed to label buying Arcteryx as Hypebeast, it was more so to describe how the traditional hypebeast look has died in popularity and these styles have become some of the most popular

[@vandres493]

fashion/culture is moving so fast these days it’s actually fkn crazy

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Agreed, I think the amount of trends popping up definitely fuels this fast moving feeling. My next video will cover that a bit more most likely👍and thanks for watching Andres

[@alvinmarsh9878]

White - Tees / Black Tees (Hanes or Fruit of the Loom). V-Neck or Crew Neck . NBA Shorts , cotton shorts or swim shorts .

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Sounds comfortable

[@stmp21tronschannel]

i think over covid i gradually switched my style to that 'third group' e.g. baggy over skinny, (i was in the skinny jean religion ngl) being interested in ald, nb and stuff. tbh i am guilty of just looking at it as 'damn this looks nice' and not really looking into the history of such clothing. imo it comes back to the iykyk type flex where if u know ami, loewe, issey and that aesthetic one would defo appreciate but to the naked eye its all 'minimalist' clothing. i dont have much of a problem w it, but i can see why this trend is now a big microhopper thing. but if u wear it and like it, i respect it - cant tell u what not to wear or wear bc in the end its ur way of dressing. but yea, idk my style yet so i tend to mix and match and see what works for me all together.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Yeah I’ve said it in prior videos, but mixing and matching trends is kinda crucial. It helps you try new things to know what your personal style really is

[@krcjayhawks]

Man I've just been wearing decent quality joggers with real basic plain shirts. I guess it'd be considered athleisure. But Im comfy, somewhat coordinated, and can spend way more on jeans and such since they last so much longer due to less wear. TLDR - I never really transitioned out of that lockdown look lol

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

@@krcjayhawks I still like athleisure a lot, it’ll probably come back soon enough.

[@krcjayhawks]

@@WhatsTheHype.Landon oh man I hope so! Especially with winter coming.

[@3randilla]

Bostons comfy af. Over sized is comfy af, anything is better than DTG hard ass graphics on a Gildan

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

I gotta try a pair of Birkenstocks on

[@flightx6943]

Imma just rock on how I wanna rock on

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

That’s the key

[@kenji5377]

i’ve always been a bigger guy so i’ve always stuck to baggy clothing i love me some cargo pants

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Comfort is key! Any favorite pairs of cargos you’d recommend?

[@joshuagayle8473]

Ahhh I don’t even want to wear my jerseys anymore 😂 like I didn’t know blokecore was a thing. I have bits and pieces from some of these though. But it’s weird in the fashion world. There are things I’ve been doing since before it was the trend and I get told I’m following a trend. There was a time I was the oddball for wearing vans and football jerseys to my school. Or pumas etc. and now it’s all cool crazy how far stuff comes.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Nah definitely still wear jerseys. Blokecore and similar trends are so small in actuality that it doesn’t even get picked up as being “hypebeasty” if you wear these around

[@DwarChief]

Well I don't have tiktok and not follow football either also the weather in my place just hot, really hot and then freaking hell so yeah gorpcore is not a good option well if you want to torture yourself go ahead I guess lmao but not for me I just stick to the comfort style of my own and I'm good

[@solessmusic285]

Congratulations, you’ve made me question my whole instagram feed 😭 I’ve always been wearing baggy tops since middle school, especially oversized flannels. Slim fit jeans however I just started wearing and mainly because I gained some weight. Another reason was because (and let me know if you guys noticed) a few years back jeans and pants labeled as “slim fit” for some reason didn’t fit “slim” and were super baggy. My theory is that when the supreme, Yeezy trend picked up company’s started ACTUALLY making jeans a little more fitted in order to join in on the hype. Honestly they look better now and also looks better with my weight compared to skinnies. Granted I can still wear skinnies but at the same time they’re not always comfortable and as I got older slim fit just seemed more comfortable and appealing. Super baggy though, I can’t do it.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Never want to make anyone feel insecure or doubt what they like. Keep wearing what’s comfortable and what you enjoy wearing!

[@ItsVissora]

I actually noticed that, that slim fit pants aren’t slim like they use to be. It could also be due to the fact that sizing measurement could be off because I have two pants from the same brand and one is a bit looser while the other fits just perfect.

[@user-yk1ey5xo7q]

These is how people have always dressed in the Pacific Northwest lol

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Someone else recently commented this! What do you think about the style becoming more popular?

[@Rainb0y2k]

i like avant garde and techwear and always mix a couple of other little things in my outfit, from normal sportswear, gorpcore to streetwear. but i never felt like avant garde is a part of hypebeast culture...that caught me off guard

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Yeah I think that style would be pretty difficult to really become “Hypebeast” just because there’s so many different looks/fits

[@WeAreChecking]

@@WhatsTheHype.Landon that's what makes Avant Garde most interesting to me. While the streetwear "look" will probably never die because the pieces are so easy to introduce into a rotation (especially for someone just getting into fashion) if I see someone wearing an Avant Garde piece or pieces it usually signals to me that this is someone who really cares about fashion for it's own sake and I've never seen two people style the same piece in the same way The pieces are expensive, sure, but they're expensive because they're smaller batch and harder to make. And (at least in my experience) they tend to really care about making their pieces last.

[@Rainb0y2k]

@@WeAreChecking i agree...every avant garde fit is different even if many same pieces were used

[@yono5484]

Sigh... This phenomenon is an old story... Want an idea of what's really at play here? Crack the pages of the book society of the spectacle or at the least its Wikipedia. "Culture is Shameless" - avail

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Is there a specific style you’d like to see gain more attention/appreciation?

[@yono5484]

@@WhatsTheHype.Landon personally there's a few things I wouldn't mind seeing throughout my place and time. I wouldn't mind ppl waking up to soulless designers like Kanye West and ditching the products he has a part in designing - companies in general gave this man the wheel and now it feels like a boring old person with bad design ideas dressing and making packaging for people half his age... Celebrities, and social media "individuals" in my opinion overall are merely self aggrandizing "bad influencers" who when followed for style or advice take people in bad directions. I come from a small area but have moved around and seen quite abit, also I am quickly nearing 40. I think what I wouldn't mind seeing overall is ppl question not only what they're putting out there by dressing in a certain way (and it's ripple effect) but also where the materials in their clothes come from and the effects on their body, as well as where their clothes are made. For awhile I just wore black as a reflection on how I felt, then moved on to just a solid colored shirt and a slightly tapered jean with solid color, minimal or no logo shoes (white or black) high tops or walking style. Lately, and if I have the money I try to find things entirely made in the US, something that feels near impossible and despite a companies advertising you really have to check the label and go further at times to verify beyond the label. I think my favorite memories are from when I was younger. The area I'm from is poor and a minority of people bought patterns and material and still made their own clothes, an old friend even got best dressed in highschool doing this. Be cool to see more stuff like that instead of phoney ppl like the Jenner's and Kardashian's making the calls. Clothes might make the man, but take it further and be the man who makes his clothes :)

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

@@yono5484 great comment, I agree with a lot of that! It seems sustainability has become more popular, but not to the extent of people really doing research (including myself) to look into where and how products are made. Thanks for sharing your experience, appreciate it!

[@ertocaa]

Maybe the general interest in clothing, researched fits and all this trends can help people find their own style...the difference between new trends and hypebeast is that there is a way to look trendy with more research than money. More and more people that I know are understanding how to wear certain pieces and why. It feels like the knowledge to the word of fashion it's became more accessible and open to all. Finally

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Yeah I agree that’s great!

[@abirnigam8816]

I just wear plain black or blue denim jeans, Have few basic colour round and V neck t-shirts with front graphics, have few shirts plain black, plain white and few dark blue and grey check pattern shirt, have few normal jackets. In footwear i have few nice unbranded 20-30 dollar sneakers and sports shoes. I am 22 year old, I've always been dressing like this. Never got caught in these trends. Whatever clothes i buy are very durable and are built to last years. I just don't see the point in a these fasion trends and them changing every few months and if i don't dress accordingly to latest trend i am some type of a outcast.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

I agree, unless you’re really into fashion it doesn’t make sense to constantly keep up with and buy trends

[@zeusdazzy945]

Dang u got no drip at all

[@abirnigam8816]

@@WhatsTheHype.Landon fashion is subjective. Who says i am not into fashion. What i wear is the kind on fashion i like. My fashion choices are mature, grown-up, subtle. I can carry a simple shirt, a denim jean and normal shoes better then any of the fashion choices you presented in the video.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

@@abirnigam8816 oh you misunderstood me, I wasn’t saying you’re not into fashion.

[@Excsta]

I'm a archive fashion person. I wear vetements still (still got my total fucking darkness hoodie). I been wearing geobaskets for 8 years now I still rock rick owens. (I don't listen to carti). I wear raf, undercover, CCP, helmet Lang, ERD and etc. The reason why I wear these brands is because it matches my personality/vibe. I love punk and grunge music. And collecting old pieces hence archive is like a hobby of mine. In Houston I see the same Travis scott tees with his shoes/dunks and straight leg jeans I mean cool it doesn't match my style but ppl gotta be more creative. I'm lowkey a gatekeeper but just wear stuff you like honestly.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

That’s awesome you’re able to match your personality or vibe to specific pieces! Definitely adds more meaning and care to what you purchase. Thanks for dropping your outlook in the comments

[@ITheorey]

One time I was wearing my TFD hoodie in a Walmart and some old guy said "if my grandkids were here and read your hoodie, I'd beat your ass" lmao. I feel what you're saying though as someone who grew up with big ass holes in my ears, I definitely "relate" to a lot of those brands/that aesthetic. And if I see one more dude pop out of his honda civic bumping travis scott with a full travis fit on I'm gonna lose my mind, lol. I'm in Socal and it seems these kids just dream of one day getting the same civic everyone else has and some travis shoes 😂

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

@@ITheorey gotta watch your back in Walmart lmao

[@snotz]

I think we should go back to wearing 1st gen hypebeast gear unironically

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

The new increase in UA/fake buyers would love this😂😂

[@anthonylee8809]

If you look at supreme as a whole, excluding the box logos, their creativity in fashion trend is on point.

[@edsoncharlotin8755]

Yeah the actual unique pieces are really good. They have this jean jacket set that’s amazing that recently dropped

[@firstsonofthesea7938]

Supreme is a Skateboarding company

[@michelbeaudet7202]

So people still wear clothes and look the same as any other generation. Casual.

[@Joghurt2499]

I've bought pants from fjällräven because I genuinely spend most of the summer hiking/trekking and hate normal rain trousers and the fabric when waxed is pretty waterproof and a lot more comfortable than rain trousers. I've also started wearing them in my day to day because of the functionality and cus they do be comfy. Paired with all the usual shit I wear when hiking I probably look really ✨functional✨ when I'm just outside doing normal stuff. Didn't know that's a trend until now

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Thanks for sharing that! I’ll have to check into those pants

[@ruthjuran3613]

It's the tote bag, cap, rings and 2000s belt combo that I'm bored of seeing online 😅

[@astral_plane_crash]

It is so strange how Arc'teryx is a hyped brand now. The jackets aren't even that good for their actual use/price and people wearing Alpha SV's walking around in the city always weird me out.

[@gotworc]

I live in Oregon and it rains here a lot so pretty much everyone I know has rain gear so it's really funny to me seeing it become a trend. Seeing people who live in places where it doesn't rain or get cold wearing Arc'teryx and all the other outdoor brands clothing like it's rare or something is hilarious. Cuz here it's like totally normal to have a $200 Arc'teryx, Patagonia, North Face or whatever rain shell or even winter jacket.

[@Plutonian-t5f]

Bro thinks ppl who dress in fashion are hypebeast💀💀💀

[@lukestrong7569]

Trends will always exist and therefore people will find ways to dumb it down to make it generally accessible, but I agree with some other comments that these new trends we've seen this year have helped a lot of people break out of their boxes. A lot of us got stuck in the 2020 "carhartt, Dunks and graphic tee" phase but 2022 trends have helped me and many others think differently about silhouettes and styles and has helped me find what I like. I did have to do a bit of "trend hopping" like mentioned in this video, but through doing that I know what I really like and I think I have a good base to build on

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Awesome, glad you’ve found your style! Thanks for watching, Luke!

[@sachac]

I like the video man. Lots of thought. I personally think you should wear what you want man. There will always be trends on what’s popular and what’s not. But who cares if you wanna go with the tends it yiu like it

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

I agree, I think wearing trends if you genuinely like them is key to not falling into hype and wasting money on clothes to impress people

[@731-l3o]

i feel like soon the ‘trend’ will be to have your own individual style rather than copying what everyone else does. It makes sense and i personally don’t get why you’d want to wear the same shit as everyone else. most people who are into fashion want to stand out so having a unique look does just that. but then again trends are probably more for people who don’t have as much of an eye for fashion therefore they would struggle to put together a good unique fit that reflects them as an individual

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Yeah I’ve seen lots of creators say find your own style, but it’s much easier to tell people how to dress by wearing trends. Thanks for the good comment!

[@slayuh]

let’s be honest these kids try not to use too many braincells at once so got it tiktok so that it can point them in the direction of their latest consumer trend. Tiktok literally is their personality and dictates how they dress and meme devoid of any self expression

[@pasust1688]

As someone who's skated for a long time, I'm glad people are starting to move away from brand like Supreme and soon Nike SB etc. At the end of the day there's no problem with following trends, just wear what you want to wear as long as you respect the culture where brands/styles came from.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

I agree 100% percent! Any favorite skate brands that also put out good clothing?

[@riccardostoffella5560]

Bro the world literally destroyed dunks

[@wristygymnast1384]

WTF is ‘blokecore’ 😂 that’s just taking the 80s/90s English football terrace/casuals look, and doing it yank and sh*tty The look evolved into the ‘Green Street/Football Factory’ Stone Island/Burberry/Aquascutum/MA Strum look in the 00s But yes, Sambas and Spezial are essential

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

How would you style the look correctly?

[@davidanane1643]

Consider style/practicality/season and not trends when you dress and your style can evolve but stay consistent with who you are as a person. Spend good money on essential shoes and accessories, and dress with cheaper staples so you don’t get tired of them. I still wear shirts from highschool 10 years ago and shoes I bought in college and they go with anything I wear today.. I might buy maybe 4 items total a year for the last couple years and still get compliments frequently. Yes, baggy pants, monarch’s, flannels, new balances, salomons, baseball caps are in my wardrobe, but these are things I gathered up to 8-10 years ago and wear them to this day. I deff can appreciate trends and people pulling off trendy fits but it’s not for me, too much pressure to constantly buy clothes, only to spend most of my time not in public places ahaha

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Great comment and advice, thanks David!

[@jackcattera5110]

Still hype beast! Just different brands and style !

[@ThePrinceVincent]

I find avant-garde pieces very appealing because of it’s meaning, like Clones by balenciaga, they took the inspiration out of crazy homeless people (Basic Level) and added an interesting variety of fabrics and shapes to every garment, im my opinion that’s my favorite collection in recent years Also Heliot Emil brand, Vetements (2021) are my favorites, but yeah, I’m still in love with older pieces and I find myself looking for old Margiela deconstructed pieces, grailed it’s a good place to start but they’re extremely expensive right now.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Thanks for dropping your experience with avant-garde, Vincent! Price point is a big reason I lean away from designer or even learn about it because ik I won’t be tempted to spend the money. But I also like the look of a small minimal closet that could be these pieces so maybe one day

[@EVOL-Hobby]

Heliot emil in avant garde to you? Really?

[@ThePrinceVincent]

@@EVOL-Hobby Ye, they making extremely deconstructed pieces in which they showcase a more unique shape and cut, they went from “Normal” to more avant- garde cuts. (Look at they newer collections and you’ll see) Also, I was trying to say my favorite designers at this moment, I know they don’t make clothes like Margiela, Yohji or Rick but they are doing some insteresting stuff.

[@francis2438]

clones is based on soviet era russians not crazy homeless people

[@ThePrinceVincent]

@@francis2438 I know but that’s the “Normal” people explanation.

[@Kultactivities]

I used to be on the hype beast wave, then I was like nah this is dumb. So now all I wear are G59/FTP shirts, my work cargo dickies, and DC’s. I’m not saying this is original at all, it’s just me. Nothing more, nothing less, I’m not unique for this style, I just like wearing these clothes, don’t care if it’s hype or not.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

That’s the key to being happy in your style, keep it up! Thanks for watching

[@aydenf9301]

man wear what you want

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

True🙏🏻

[@nickbrackett9023]

classic kicks baggy pants workwear top... you spy 😳

[@calebmckinney1442]

The tote bag is the closest to my style. I typically describe my style as a mash up of hardcore and alternative combined with streetwear. Like I dig the work wear pants (I practically only wear dickies) and I often use flannel to layer but all my statement pieces are merch from local bands. I love repping the Salt Lake scene and supporting the homies but I always try and elevate the look.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

That’s really cool you’ve added your own taste to the style. Any good band recommendations?

[@calebmckinney1442]

@@WhatsTheHype.Landon I mean I love the local band Spent. My main stand out piece is a Spent hoodie that I custom bleach dyed. I also have one of 12 of their shirts in existence. They are by no means a hype band but they are friends. Id also recommend Koyo if you like emo shit.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

@@calebmckinney1442 I like the customization idea, I’ll have to check them out. Thanks for watching and letting me know!

[@hellucination9905]

They look like wearing costumes. They should match their personality and character and not throwing on costumes.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Matching your personality and character are two things I talk about in my recent video!

[@dylives7667]

As a veteran streetwear aficionado, I'm glad hypebeast gear (Supreme, Palace, any designer brand trying to capitalize on streetwear, etc) is 6 feet under. For the 1st time since Tyler The Creator blew up, people in the west can finally experience what the japanese experience. Which is, having an identity. I hope the same happens to the sneaker game soon.

[@edsoncharlotin8755]

I will always love skate brands lol. Cause i was there before tyler ruined supreme and remember walking into the stores buying box logos on sale

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

That’s interesting, I feel like most people like Tyler for making Supreme more popular

[@NanoXBL]

Yo maybe im mainstream but i love rocking that super baggy jeans and long oversized hoodies. Just too comfy. Also i like face masks/balaclavas for pictures. Idk for me it takes away the gender aspect and puts full focus on sillouetts and shapes ☮️

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

I’m definitely with you on dressing for comfort! I’ve never heard anyone wear masks/balaclavas for the gender aspect, but that makes total sense. That’s really cool actually. Thanks for watching, Mario

[@jiggy_introvert]

I do genuinely like and use some individual aspects of these now trending styles but I make sure to add my own flavor and style when putting a fit together only if it rlly complements my individual style very well. I also think there’s a bit of an upside when you can’t afford to copy these style trends bc then you can work w what you have in your wardrobe and that can inspire you to get creative and experimental with your individual style and when you do get enough money you may not even like those trends anymore but the ones you do like, you can fit them into your style if it complements it; already having the money can easily coerce you to jst copy everything that’s trendy unless you’re already set on and comfortable with your own style and dnt feel like changing it for anybody

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Yep, really good comment! Money plays a huge role in adopting trends

[@kr3819]

Kids that stay wearing the same shit forever claiming “find your style” are boring as hell lmao just say you got no sense of style and move on. You mean to tell me ur gonna stay wearing the same shit for years??? When you got all these other options coming up?? different styles, brands, etc… gime a break. Wear what you want, jump from style to style… who cares.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

I guess it might be boring, but it looks good when someone finds a style they look good in and consistently wear that look to me. I definitely see where you’re coming from though!

[@vmoney2004]

I love it all, I love to see hype beast and tbh everybody has an image that they are trying to portray. Fashion is doing precisely what it's supposed to be doing, building and destroying. 5 years ago most kids wouldn't have been caught dead in a thrift store. can't wait to see what Tremaine brings to supreme.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Agreed, what do you think about this Supreme season so far?

[@LockheedMartinEnjoyer]

I have always found it strange that avant garde has picked up mainstream success more so than tech wear lol. I guess ACRNM being the biggest in the space does a good job gatekeeping the style lol, getting into it is like talking in morse codes for the unaware.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Yeah I’m a bit surprised techwear didn’t gain some more attention this year too. Especially with the similarities to gorpcore

[@cseymour97]

What's so funny about fashion is the more expensive you get the more homeless they look. Some of these archive fans will be rocking a 25k fit that looks like something you'd get from a military surplus or thrift store. But on the other hand I also really love the archive side of things. A lot of older pieces are very nice and portray the core values and focus during that fashion Era. I very recently got my grail of the Helmut Lang m69 Flak and I can confidently say its staying in my wardrobe. Archive pieces are often extremely versatile and the IYKYK aspect is kind of cool.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

I agree with a lot of that Christian! That Helmut Lang jacket is sooo nice🔥I believe Gizmo on KZbin was the first person I saw who had that

[@HeyHax]

Never was into these "trendy" outfits, my Chuck Taylors and simple graphic tee and black denim jeans do just fine.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Cant go wrong with that!

[@dtohrofl]

Thanks for the video! Back to school recently, and been thinking about my fashion/style. I still genuinely like the streetwear style, not over the top like box logo, but I think supreme graphics are pretty nice, and stuff like fragment/Travis/kaws, Jordans and Yeezys are still dope too IMO. I think nowadays you can wear anything you want. I personally think tote bag/minimalist style are pretty NPC and basic tho. Avant Garde/Rick Owens I see and respect them for pulling it off. No comments about the third one.

[@dtohrofl]

And besides, now that the OG Hypebeast are dead, I can be considered behind the trend, or I also can be considered unique now.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Awesome, continue with that energy and keep wearing what you like! Thanks for watching Damien

[@ohokcool]

I don't keep up with this stuff on social media so I didn't realize but I guess I'm a gorpcore guy now because I threw out all my shit that isn't made for athletics/hiking of which I do neither

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

That’s cool, what made you stick to only athletic/hiking clothing?

[@eric36518708]

I would say I lean more towards the tote bag hypebeast but I also can say I gravitated towards that style because I gain weight and still want to be stylish and comfortable. I would also say since I’m getting older I’m transitioning towards a more me s wear aesthetic.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Comfortability is #1 for me. This is a good time to be switching to more menswear or “grown up streetwear” as that looks become popular

[@foreverlost5012]

I like all the brands you shit on but I respect the opinion. For me is wear whatever you feel comfortable as for me I feel baggy cloth and simple white tees ain’t really a style for others might be and I respect that.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Thanks for watching and not getting upset by the opinions 😂

[@zach665]

I quite like Ramones i dont consider them a flex becuase of how understated they are I think they are just a more practical designer shoe

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

That makes sense to me. I definitely see the appeal in the practical/wearable design

[@gavinyoutube2498]

I just don’t like people who completely change their style every single year depending on what’s popular and then act better than you or like they are “different”

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

That makes sense. What would you recommend to create a classic/timeless style?

[@KayP33]

This may be arguably the worst time in fashion history. It looks like a 6 year old throwing on random items together and calling it hype. (Eternity in Thor Love and Thunder outfit selection)

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Do you have a favorite time in fashion history?

[@mannyc805]

Wtf is a Blokecore 🤦‍♂️ I’ve been doing that since I was 15 I’m 23 now

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Your the source of the outfit inspiration

[@weheretowatchandcomment]

You’re getting avant garde and couture mixed.

[@nimanixo]

Most ppl copy their fav artists there's so many unoriginal ppl right now ppl are copying carti and they all look corny idk why ppl cant have their own style there's very few ppl who make Rick Owens look good and when they do it looks amazing a lot of ppl think bc they have a piece from an amazing designer it makes them look good when really you need to know how to make an outfit look good

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

What would you recommend to someone who has/wants designer pieces, but as you said doesn’t know how to make an outfit look good?

[@damnridge]

where do i land? i mostly wear oversized vintage tees + short shorts + high socks and random pair of sneaker

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Any favorite sneakers??

[@mac8862]

Wear what you like that’s all unfollow all inspiration go to the store and wear what you like for once

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

True

[@tofusrvng]

I’m somewhere between the totebag warrior and avant garde (totebag warrior lean) who else 😭

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Any favorite fashion influences?

[@miamivandal6655]

Look at the mess Ian Connor made y’all do. Now Atlanta is a IMVU server.

[@moonbear9035]

😂

[@JinJinproductions]

It took till the end but the only thing that really makes a hype beast a hype beast is when they wear things they don’t like cause other like it

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Yeah if you genuinely like the hype stuff go ahead and enjoy it!

[@АмальФарук-в6д]

I am actually different, kinda genius. Just joking, I am

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

What do you like to wear?

[@rumbepack]

that Rick Owens fit with the Ramones and black bomber lives rent free in my head.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

What have you been into fashion wise lately?

[@rexgamewell]

Shit looks terrible. It's not fly

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

What do you like to wear?

[@ronloc3309]

Facts

[@Lastprogramer]

good looks is good looks just don't bite on that overexpensive trash

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Any brands/trends you’ve bought recently!?

[@insertchamnel3132]

U never mentioned the people that are just skaters who look like they dressing trendy

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Yeah that would be an interesting video! Do you skate?

[@joshuarosa3476]

WEAR WHAT U WANT. You. Not others. Enjoy yourself

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Key to happiness in outfits

[@yourdude4197]

Minus the brand and logo, anything from my old clothes or everyday clothes is now enough to get me into the trend with minimal effort. These instagram aesthetics just glamorize anything they can think of and turn it into a trend nowadays. Even my father who used to work in rice paddies would look like a new-gen hype beast if given this tote bag.

[@claysensei2362]

To sum this video up, there are trending clothes, people copy trends. The end

[@Dirkadew]

I like em and i hate em. I just gave up years ago and wear whatever now.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Any favorite items in your wardrobe?

[@ameh78]

gag. im old so i dont get it.. but yall just wear what you want. why are you going on trends? Fashion companies send influencers shit to wear - they wear it - it becomes trendy and yall buy it up... all you are doing is doing what corporate america tells you to do.. just wear what you like and screw what anyone thinks. as you get older you will see this is all bullshit and companies decide what you will wear every year.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Any companies you like that don’t play into trends/influencers?

[@ronloc3309]

The thing is, what we like is influenced by what’s popular

[@Anderson-yn4or]

Honestly think balaclavas in the winter are kinda essential

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Yeah they seem to still be very popular with the cold weather. Have you always worn them?

[@chrsso]

balenciaga and chrome hearts

[@myplugnameisdavid]

Bro just wear what you like

[@zee7922]

I dead ass wore the 1st style all my high school life cause I'm a plus size wome and 2nd style because I have money but no sizes in clothes...🤷🏽‍♀️🤣🤣🤣

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Sometimes you gotta flex💸

[@Heat___wav]

For me I like to combine collab/unique sneakers that are forgotten hype of 3-5 years ago, plus a mix of trendy generics (Uniqlo) and archive supreme pieces. I think it’s about selectively cherry picking pieces from previous and current trends into a versatile rotation you can easily assemble fits from, without looking like a total social media copy/paste avatar.

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

That’s really cool, I agree. Having a versatile rotation of clothing keeps things interesting. I try and do a similar mixing of styles within my style as well

[@donericmedina4024]

I dress fly and fresh and non stereotypical fresh

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

What kinda outfit makes you feel the best?

[@teamskdm1]

when i think modern hypebeasts its people who style exactly like modern travis scott . baggy pants (or camo cargos) , dunks , fake vintage t shirts , and then a totebag like you said lol

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

Yeah this look is super popular. Besides the fake vintage tees and tote bags I like the other items

[@teamskdm1]

@@WhatsTheHype.Landon individually theyre all cool but it dont sit right with me about replicating travis scotts uniform but thats the new yeezy 350 bape shark hoodie

[@WhatsTheHype.Landon]

@@teamskdm1 I cover the Travis Scott uniform in my video today😂😂

[@teamskdm1]

@@WhatsTheHype.Landon dude im already subbed to you!!! lmaooo so sick