Andy J. Scott's portfolio is consisted of stylish street chic fashion worn by dashing looking models in the streets of Los Angeles.
The photographer's body of work does a superb job of demonstrating the artsy streets of this gorgeous city as well as a small glimpse of its changing hip-hop fashion.
The gradual merge of all cultural fashion statements is an interesting one. While hip hop used to consist of the distinguishable, baggy and bold cuts, it now complements the hip fashion that is worn by most indie and electronic music cultures as well.
This may or may not have anything to do with the gradual merging of all music genres in our remixed mash-up era, but the fading line between scene fashion is surely getting thinner.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Cultural Fashion Merge
- The gradual merge of all cultural fashion statements presents an opportunity for fashion designers to create new styles that blend various cultural elements.
- Hip-hop Fashion Evolution
- The changing hip-hop fashion presents an opportunity for designers to create new clothing lines that merge hip-hop fashion with indie and electronic music cultures.
- Remixed Mash-up Era Fashion
- The fading line between scene fashion, thanks to the remixed mash-up era, presents an opportunity for designers to create unique fashion pieces that blend different genres of music.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Industry
- Designers in the fashion industry can take advantage of the gradual merge of all cultural fashion statements to create new fashion styles that appeal to a wider audience.
- Music Industry
- The evolving hip-hop fashion and remixed mash-up era trend provide an opportunity for the music industry to collaborate with fashion designers to create new music-inspired fashion lines.
- Photography Industry
- Photographers in the industry can capture the evolving hip-hop fashion and remixed mash-up era trend through their lenses, using their creativity to showcase the blurred line between scene fashion.
