Filed under: Art, graffiti, Kicks, Knowledge, People, The Hat Game | Tags: Art, bling, bohemian, chain, Colors, fashion, fly, gold, graffiti, indie, Kicks, necklace, scarf, shoes, shorts, silver, street, Style, sunglasses, Swagger, The Hat Game
We’re hangin’ up our frame on SwaggerNEWYORK for now, but we’ll be back in the city of HYPE very shortly. Until then, check out our Swagger-NYC gallery below, and check out what we’re up to DAILY with SwaggerPARIS !
Filed under: Art, graffiti, Kicks, Knowledge, People, The Hat Game | Tags: -sP, Art, fashion, graffiti, NYC, Paris, Reloaded, Style, Swagger
We’ve been waiting for this moment. Our DEBUT in the city of lights – PARIS. We’ll be bringing you the coolest, flyest, dopest and illest in style, music, fashion art and street life from our friends across the pond. Stay tuned for daily posts from the dopest city in Europe. And anticipate a little rumble for the top city of style – NYC vs. Paris.
The return of Swagger begins April 7th. Set the alarm, we’re coming at ya HARD!
(In the meantime, browse our NYC posts below and join the Swagger Revolution on Facebook, Ning and Myspace!)
-sP
As you know, we’re all about giving props where they’re due. The artwork for Kanye’s newest single, ‘Love Lockdown’, is so dope. Simple, clean, textured and powerful. This dude’s got an ear for beats and an eye for style. Damn Kanye, do you ever get it wrong? -sP
Filed under: Art, Video | Tags: Art, fly, Gnarls Barkley, love, Style, Video
We’re so damn tired of the same videos: a little booty, an iced-out chain and a hummer. That is some played out ish, and as you know, we’re all about freshnessss. Leave it up to “Crazy” Gnarls Barkley to step up their game and come out with a short film disguised as a music video with, “Who’s Gonna Save My Soul”. There’s not much fashion-like style here, but there’s artistic expression…and that’s just as fly. Check it and change your mindsets about what’s dope. Love Hurts. -sP
We want your art on every wall, door and truck. Please provide. Tell haters Swagger says it’s OK to express yourself. -sP
We ran across this piece of street art while chillin’ in the East Village. It’s an homage to Keith Haring, the ‘visual language’ artist of the 20th century, who was inspired by city graffiti. It’s just got a dope feeling to it, from the exaggerated lines around the images to the colors and the rawness. Haring used to chalk up the NYC subways with sick works, like this one. We’re gonna be lookin’ out for more fly street art, so if you know any hit us up! And check our old-skool site for more art. -sP
