Debated for decades: Is it Art? However, there's no doubt that the graphics of graffiti elicit an emotional reaction. Often associated with the New York City subway trains, the first graffiti writer started tagging city walls in Philadelphia in 1967. Through the following decades, all urban areas in the U.S.A. hopped aboard the graffiti train with some cities, like Los Angeles, coming to terms with and eventually preserving murals of these colorful works. The world of Fashion found this style irresistible, reimagining, imitating, copying and have even been accused of outright theft by "writers" such as: Steel, Crazy Legs, Sharp, Taki and Reyes, whose names dominate their designs. Graffiti, break dancing and Hip Hop music go hand in hand with the culture so, this week, we salute vintage street style by bombing this parade with fashion pieces credited to the likes of Keith Haring, Stephen Sprouse & Vivienne Westwood, as well as uncredited, inspired prints that are written, colored, and bold. Include hip hop wear such as high top sneakers, Biggie Smalls style parkas, Chunky black framed eye-glasses and all manner of creative headwear (think Run DMC), gold chains, track suits and the like.
1960s Wild Psychedelic Dress - Quilted Skirt 1970s Color Block Polyester Mens Shirt 1990s Bustier Top - Abstract Face & Checkerboard Pattern 1980s Louis Feraud Geometric Print Dress 1990s Moschino Tiger Stripe Leggings
this 80s sundress is almost a Keith Haring print verbatim 1980s Urban Outfitters top and skirt set LA hieroglyph print Novelty print T shirt wild dragon print pants
These Graphic design Taxco Silver Mexican earrings are part of our shop-wide Jewelry Valentine's Day Sale (Use Coupon Code: "Sparkle")