forms of that in fashion. he was a lot of competition at a young age to look fresh and different. kids used to make fun of you a, lot good-looking, old sneakers, that s what kind of inspired us. i was already in the parts listening to the doj s, but what we didn t have was a place to go and buy the uniforms. we would go to the stores, buy things, and manipulate. it would tear them up and make it our own. i remember one day, as me and my friends were competing with each other in fashion, i thought about my dad s i want to make an outfit a little bit baggier than what we were wearing at the time. he was like, no problem i got you. he loosened up the legs, make the outfit a sick exactly how i wanted it. when i wear that day one, and one was like, that s cool, would you get it from? we started making clothing, i started selling to my friends. one thing led to another and people started to come up to me
think they could not deny that there was a street explosion coming to the luxury world. virgil s ascendancy, the way that he thought, and the way that he understood fashion, street where, style elements, style history, was happening at a moment in time where the mainstream fashion world knew that they needed somebody in the position of leadership that had all of that. he knew what he was doing inherently because he had the vision. i think the success of them was the date where tapped into what people actually wanted, not just what luxury brands predicted that people wanted to wear. when i say luxury brands