Shown above: Sunglasses: Gentle Monster, Sneakers: Nike 'Air Revolution Sky Hi', Sweater: Hood By Air 'White Quilted Sleeves Sweatshirt' and Backpack: Rains 'MSN Backpack'.
The best thing about street wear style; is that you can mix comfort, style and personality into your outfit. As well as this, choosing a street-style outfit can take only 2 minutes - because if you invest in cool jackets, staple coats, comfy sweaters and sneakers: you're bound to quickly think of an outfit that you like (I'm not saying that you should spend lots on your clothes, just that you can invest in comfort and feel like you represent yourself well on the streets, which can be really fun!!).
Here are 10 online streetwear stores for men and women.
1. HYPEBEAST and StylePX
For men: http://store.hypebeast.com/
- They currently stock about 200 brands i.e. Phillip Lim, Wood Wood, Msgm, Only. Prices do vary a lot and they do shipping to many countries including Australia.
Hypebeast's store for women: http://stylepx.com/
- Includes brands e.g. Band of outsiders, Stampd, Andrea Crews, Dkny... I have to admit, some of the things they stock are pretty strange but edgy.
I can actually recommend this site because I'd previously ordered from stylepx (shipping to AU was about $27) and everything was all good:
2. The ASOS (street wear tab)
- although it's limited by 4 pages their site has many more styles and brands you can browse that aren't included in the 'streetwear' tab. The downside is that they stock way too many items and you can never finish browsing.
For women: browse anywhere and look up street wear brands in the site
3. Opening Ceremony
For men and women: https://openingceremony.us/
- They are a high-end streetwear store stocking brands like Alexander Wang and Moschino.
Jacket, sweatpants and shoes.
4. Neverland Store
For men and women: http://neverlandstore.com.au/
- with international shipping, they have brands like Icon brand, Nena & Pasadena, Dream monstar and Superdry.
4. Subtype Store
For men and women: http://www.subtypestore.com/
- shipping to many countries, this Australian-based boutique stocks brands like Etq Amsterdam, Rains etc.
5. Nicce Clothing
For men and women: http://www.nicceclothing.com/
- London based and selling its own brand 'Nicce London' for both genders. I previously bought this navy hoodie pictured below and it has really comfortable inner lining, so I can kind of recommend the brand.
6. L'inde le Palais
For men and women: http://www.lindelepalais.com/
- Based in Italy, they are definitely a luxury high end store where express shipping around the world is approximately $29. A few brands they stock are Msgm,
Nike, Givenchy and Isabel marant. Unlike other sites, you currently cannot sort view products by price and will most likely come across items costing well over $1000.
7. Urban Outfitters
For men and women: http://www.urbanoutfitters.com/
- Urban outfitters doesn't explicitly have that runway-streetwear feel but does sell some rare sneakers and unique accessories. For instance, their exclusive collaboration with Fila produced some pretty good products.
Cap, bomber and sweatshirt.
8. General Pants
For men and women: http://www.generalpants.com.au/
- this well-known Australian retail chain delivers worldwide. Ksubi, Wrangler, Stussy and All about eve are just a few names of the brands they stock.
Top, windbreaker, pinafore and backpack.
9. Flatspot
For men: http://www.flatspot.com/
- Flatspot have become a decent place to browse sneakers. Though they currently only stock mens clothes have clothes.
10. Lyst
- And finally, this site is more like a mega-directory. If there's a particular brand you like just type it into the search bar:
And voila! You'll see many products and get linked to the site selling that product. The best thing about this site is the ease of use and the 'similar-products' feature which comes handy if a product you like is out of stock:
You can also view a list of MANY designers here: https://www.lyst.com.au/designers/#section_S.
Ps, they also have a 'price range' feature and a 'sale' feature.
Hopefully this post as been helpful!
Tina.
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