Since I moved out of London I really really miss seeing individualised fashion. Like, these trends all existed in London, but because theyre individualised they never get as cringy as they have potential to when theyre on people that dont have that styling skill 🤷
Here in the Philippines, bucket hats are still nowhere near as common as baseball caps so I can safely say I can still rock them without it feeling oversaturated XD
I also cannot stand Mules. The only ones to ever catch my eye were the Reebok Club C Mules, but if I wanted the everything about the Club C in a slip on, I would just buy the regular shoe. I want that secure hold from the ankle grip, and plus most shoes that are made into Mules are slipable enough anyways.
The one trend I never ever gonna touch it or try it or wear it is wearing Eric Emanuel shorts with so call vintage tee but not vintage at all tee and a pair of 1000 dollar resell value dunks or Jordans.
Really good video! I've given up on western trends, they happen too fast. Intrigued by your paid content access. Bucket hats remind me of "old guy fishing" hats.
I love my Mizuno Sky Medal as a ‘flashy’ sneaker. I’m glad they’re uncommon here in Australia. But if I did see more people where them, I’d understand why!
I think the "content creator brands" are mostly doing good. I think they set certain high standard for themselves to make their brands even more unique every release e.g. Oree and Haven Court are the best rn imo.
This was a fun list. Been thinking about getting a bucket hat recently since I don't have a lot of hat options for summer, but it's pretty neutral for me as a trend. Agree with you on mules though. Feels like they're cutting costs by not giving you the back of the shoe and seems like your feet are going to fall out? Hard to say which trends I like, since it's mishmash this year with everyone giving a different few, but I've been really into neon orange and pants with weird textures.
I HATE the boxy oversized tshirts that everyone buys from Uniqlo. They look terrible on most body types. Awful. Makes adults look like overgrown children 😂
One thing that I used to love about VujaDe was how it was unique (in a way ?) cause at the time I did not know that his first collection was inspired by the bondage pants that Helmut Lang had put out many years back. But I knew that somehow I had never seen them and I knew that fashion was cyclical so I was happy purchasing the first and second collection; even the third batch of carpenter w the zipper pants. But now with his latest collection, it seems that it was very much inspired by Demna and Balenciaga. Sure the lookbook looks fantastic, but in the long run there is two pieces that I truly want, which is the hoodie and the enzyme hat hat that he has shown previously. The other items just seem too yeezy for me and you can easily find some Levi's silvertabs for the fraction of the price that his baggy denim jeans will retail. I just wish that within the recent collection he put his own voice rather than the yeezy/kanye balenciaga look that everyone is craving but will eventually move on to something else that Kanye will wear.
Vuja de was too much of a copy to be considered unique. Its just archive clothing rebranded by a youtuber. He also marked everything as sold put to post them on grailed at a higher price. He man made archive fashion out of designs he didn’t create. I feel like dead stocking your own clothes to create resell is artifical
@@joshuapark7 yeah I guess you’re right. At the time I wasn’t really aware of the carbon copies that bondage pants were. Though there were definitely cool pieces regardless. And yeah his method that he does where he puts them as sold and sells them higher seems unethical
@@outhegrid yeah I personally have no respect for brands with no creativity. I also have no respect for people who create artificial demand. I have no respect for people who don't go through the actual struggles of creating a brand. When I see people who buy and wear deja vu I just think "Damn they are proud to wear fake clothing"
hey regi! what do u think about this "commitment" that japanese folks have in theyr approach? in my view thats something that i always tried to avoid because by keeping the maximum of alternatives available seems like it would make u a more flexible person, capable of seeing by many perspectives. is there some discussion around this topic that u know about? thanks for the content btw, im planning on becoming a member of discord soon 🙏
Here in CA that retro 90s look has become beyond saturated. Everyone looks like a clone now with their baggy pants and washed out shirts. Where there is more variety outside the people wearing Panda Dunks is footwear. I see more people wearing shit like New Balances,Adidas Sambas,Clogs and Docs than Retro Jordans now. Also Gorpcore is a niche micro trend lol. I have never seen anyone dressing like that here, not even last winter when it was “blowing up” online 💀
I do not buy Nike. I will admit when it comes to Sneakers I like Skechers as I have found them to be very comfortable yet no body talks about them or not that I have seen any way. Well maybe there are a few youtube videos but ya not very well talked about.
Besides Nike in general because I'm just over that brand and brand loyalty entirely, there's white transplant fashion. It's so unoriginal and usually cribs from a style from people that they would frown their noses at but in the most swagerless way possible. How many light acid wash, high waisted cropped jeans and cooked air force 1s a day do I see when I leave the house. Way too many. Before then, shelltoes and club Cs. Killshots if you wanted to be a little fancy lol.
This was interesting for me, because the trends you mentioned are not what influencers in the US have been talking about...is it because I am a woman? Or is it bc the trends you mentioned are "street-driven" as you said? But the trends you mentioned are actually more interesting to me than hot pink or feather-trimmed sweaters or a giant heart necklace, or whatever other crap I've been hearing about. I loved those asics you showed! I was not aware that was a Japanese brand (duh). And yeah, I guess if I were to visit Japan those size 41-42 men's shoes are about the only thing I could fit on my foot, lol. I do have one bucket hat that I've had forever--it's furry. I'm looking forward to wearing it.
I don’t understand people criticizing gorpcore and be like : “why you need it if you don’t hike ?” My brother in Christ why don’t you go piss of people that wear Vans and don’t skate, running shoes and don’t run, or workwear guys that can’t hold a screwdriver.
I love Sukajan jackets, and I want to create one for myself that I could rock whenever I feel the need to have that extra stylish look. I do own one with a Kitsune on it but they are amazing with the right colors.
@@teoleno4019 never have I bought a single item from them, nor from descente or TNF, simply because I don't hike. But the same could apply to people buying Jordans that don't ball or people buying Vans that don't skate...
really happy to see asics trending as much as they do, hope this jumps over to other less mainstream brands like diadora etc, variety is where its at
diadora kinda underrated
I live in Tokyo and wear Diadora. So very comfortable !
Since I moved out of London I really really miss seeing individualised fashion. Like, these trends all existed in London, but because theyre individualised they never get as cringy as they have potential to when theyre on people that dont have that styling skill 🤷
This is really the whole point tbh. You hit the nail on the head.
Here in the Philippines, bucket hats are still nowhere near as common as baseball caps so I can safely say I can still rock them without it feeling oversaturated XD
start the wave and quietly exit till the tides shift again. you’ll be a street legend
Cropped is the new elongated. Super baggy pants are the new skinny jeans. These will last as long as the previous trends.
Wearing baggy pants sincs the early 90s. The trend was never over ^^
@@naaamo2004 sure and some people still rock slim/skinny jeans. Wear what you like but we are talking about trends.
i remember when no one wanted dunks they was to 40 - 60 in nike store
You are spot on with we just gotta put a name to each trend
😂😂breh, I'm NEVER touching mules....deadass
I also cannot stand Mules. The only ones to ever catch my eye were the Reebok Club C Mules, but if I wanted the everything about the Club C in a slip on, I would just buy the regular shoe. I want that secure hold from the ankle grip, and plus most shoes that are made into Mules are slipable enough anyways.
Reggie was spot on about bucket hats. Haven't seen a single one this summer.
3:18 those fragment dunks were a blast from the past. sheeeeesh
gorpcore tends to functional in Alaska where we have 6 months of winter.
Im personally just not feeling those "ugly cool" trends like mules or gorpcore. But if people can make it work, good for them.
No mention of big, weird, unshapely sneakers made of low quality materials? Damn. They’re everywhere!
The one trend I never ever gonna touch it or try it or wear it is wearing Eric Emanuel shorts with so call vintage tee but not vintage at all tee and a pair of 1000 dollar resell value dunks or Jordans.
Really good video! I've given up on western trends, they happen too fast. Intrigued by your paid content access. Bucket hats remind me of "old guy fishing" hats.
Not the African knuckles bro 😂
Where is your jumper from? Loving how it flows from the panelled shoulder down
I love my Mizuno Sky Medal as a ‘flashy’ sneaker. I’m glad they’re uncommon here in Australia. But if I did see more people where them, I’d understand why!
how is gorpcore different from techwear?
My first time getting a notification quickly.
we'd love to see you with a mustache @reggie Casual! love you!
Great content as always Reggie! What’s that song at from around the 4 min mark
I think the "content creator brands" are mostly doing good. I think they set certain high standard for themselves to make their brands even more unique every release e.g. Oree and Haven Court are the best rn imo.
I absolutely love mules !! I bought 2 pairs from Gucci and they're a staple in my wardrobe.
This was a fun list. Been thinking about getting a bucket hat recently since I don't have a lot of hat options for summer, but it's pretty neutral for me as a trend. Agree with you on mules though. Feels like they're cutting costs by not giving you the back of the shoe and seems like your feet are going to fall out?
Hard to say which trends I like, since it's mishmash this year with everyone giving a different few, but I've been really into neon orange and pants with weird textures.
Great episode, I agree on the mule. Just cant do it.
I HATE the boxy oversized tshirts that everyone buys from Uniqlo. They look terrible on most body types. Awful. Makes adults look like overgrown children 😂
Only the Jabbawockeez should be wearing bucket hats lol
anything but nike!!!1 I FELT THAT, tired of nike
Yes please
I wasn't a crop fan till I tried one on...
Getting pretty tired of seeing every second person I see on the street wearing ADLV
anybody know what the shoe at 1:10 is called?
Asics x Afew Gel-lyte III "Beauty of Imperfection"
@@spannertechXXI thank you mate
Surprised you ain't mention...CROCS!!!😖😖😖
I love bucket hats because my head big XD
One thing that I used to love about VujaDe was how it was unique (in a way ?) cause at the time I did not know that his first collection was inspired by the bondage pants that Helmut Lang had put out many years back. But I knew that somehow I had never seen them and I knew that fashion was cyclical so I was happy purchasing the first and second collection; even the third batch of carpenter w the zipper pants. But now with his latest collection, it seems that it was very much inspired by Demna and Balenciaga. Sure the lookbook looks fantastic, but in the long run there is two pieces that I truly want, which is the hoodie and the enzyme hat hat that he has shown previously. The other items just seem too yeezy for me and you can easily find some Levi's silvertabs for the fraction of the price that his baggy denim jeans will retail. I just wish that within the recent collection he put his own voice rather than the yeezy/kanye balenciaga look that everyone is craving but will eventually move on to something else that Kanye will wear.
Vuja de was too much of a copy to be considered unique. Its just archive clothing rebranded by a youtuber. He also marked everything as sold put to post them on grailed at a higher price. He man made archive fashion out of designs he didn’t create. I feel like dead stocking your own clothes to create resell is artifical
@@joshuapark7 yeah I guess you’re right. At the time I wasn’t really aware of the carbon copies that bondage pants were. Though there were definitely cool pieces regardless. And yeah his method that he does where he puts them as sold and sells them higher seems unethical
@@outhegrid yeah I personally have no respect for brands with no creativity. I also have no respect for people who create artificial demand. I have no respect for people who don't go through the actual struggles of creating a brand. When I see people who buy and wear deja vu I just think "Damn they are proud to wear fake clothing"
Reggie is finally using a G-Shock ❤ and not that horrible Apple Watch
Yeah man. I sold that trash and went back to the au natural. Gonna focus on the Seiko’s and G-Shocks from this point.
im in chicago. i didn't even know bucket hats were trending lol many ppl here dress like Chief keef, travis scott, or some other popular rapper
Lol im in chicago too. People wear them when they’re prada 😂😂😂
So many mid trends. But you know what's not mid? That fire white sweater. Where is that sweater from?
hey regi! what do u think about this "commitment" that japanese folks have in theyr approach? in my view thats something that i always tried to avoid because by keeping the maximum of alternatives available seems like it would make u a more flexible person, capable of seeing by many perspectives. is there some discussion around this topic that u know about?
thanks for the content btw, im planning on becoming a member of discord soon 🙏
I will definitely cover it soon! Thanks for the idea!
I bought a bucket hat back in 2020, wore it once, never again😂
i hate the above the knee shorts trend. lol.
bucket hats give me 2013-2016 sad boy mallcore fuckboy vibes I dunno
Here in CA that retro 90s look has become beyond saturated. Everyone looks like a clone now with their baggy pants and washed out shirts. Where there is more variety outside the people wearing Panda Dunks is footwear. I see more people wearing shit like New Balances,Adidas Sambas,Clogs and Docs than Retro Jordans now. Also Gorpcore is a niche micro trend lol. I have never seen anyone dressing like that here, not even last winter when it was “blowing up” online 💀
Don't hate bucket hat like that :< theyre cute and it will always stay there
Didn’t know Western fashion existed lol jeans and t-shirt? 😅
The worst trend rn is mullet hair🤮
I do not buy Nike. I will admit when it comes to Sneakers I like Skechers as I have found them to be very comfortable yet no body talks about them or not that I have seen any way. Well maybe there are a few youtube videos but ya not very well talked about.
I spotted a VanMoof bike
Besides Nike in general because I'm just over that brand and brand loyalty entirely, there's white transplant fashion. It's so unoriginal and usually cribs from a style from people that they would frown their noses at but in the most swagerless way possible. How many light acid wash, high waisted cropped jeans and cooked air force 1s a day do I see when I leave the house. Way too many. Before then, shelltoes and club Cs. Killshots if you wanted to be a little fancy lol.
you forgot New Balance!
Mules? Onitsuka Tiger did it better and were first.
So you saying that you never turned any of your sneakers into mules (by stepping on the heel counter) once they become beaters? 🤣
🤫🤫🤫
This was interesting for me, because the trends you mentioned are not what influencers in the US have been talking about...is it because I am a woman? Or is it bc the trends you mentioned are "street-driven" as you said? But the trends you mentioned are actually more interesting to me than hot pink or feather-trimmed sweaters or a giant heart necklace, or whatever other crap I've been hearing about. I loved those asics you showed! I was not aware that was a Japanese brand (duh). And yeah, I guess if I were to visit Japan those size 41-42 men's shoes are about the only thing I could fit on my foot, lol. I do have one bucket hat that I've had forever--it's furry. I'm looking forward to wearing it.
That Valentino hot pink was everywhere for a moment and died down quickly
Battyman...🚨🚨🚨
I don’t understand people criticizing gorpcore and be like : “why you need it if you don’t hike ?”
My brother in Christ why don’t you go piss of people that wear Vans and don’t skate, running shoes and don’t run, or workwear guys that can’t hold a screwdriver.
Don't Japanese peeps call it just "Outdoors Style"?
Yup
Look at my user name… I don’t hate dunks, I hate hype… it’s wild out here on trends too, be safe y’all
I love Sukajan jackets, and I want to create one for myself that I could rock whenever I feel the need to have that extra stylish look. I do own one with a Kitsune on it but they are amazing with the right colors.
Were you drunk while recording this???
It’s Unscripted. We try to have a bit more fun than usual.
@@THECASUALco i prefer it like this, glad you had fun doing it this way♥️🙏🏼
T R E N D B O I S
Nike & Jordan will forever be the BEST.
nike so boring rn
Arcteryx has bored the shit outta me already. It's ugly and lazy and extremely overpriced.
What makes it lazy?
@@doofy3111 not being exciting I guess... and the fact that they don't produce anything anymore in their Canadian factory...
Then don't buy. Hiking gear is not for most people, specially those who just follow trends.
@@teoleno4019 never have I bought a single item from them, nor from descente or TNF, simply because I don't hike. But the same could apply to people buying Jordans that don't ball or people buying Vans that don't skate...