Image Source: Getty / Michael M. Santiago The year was 2008. And that year for my 14-year-old self was characterized by a significant shift in my wardrobe. It was the first time I ever got a pair of Coach trainers to match my Coach crossbody, and also one of the last times I would be wearing streetwear. In just a few months, instead of window shopping for Coogi at Jimmy Jazz, we started traveling 30 minutes out of the city to shop Abercrombie & Fitch and its subsidiary, Hollister. In April, Netf...
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Fashionologie - 27 Aug 2022 02:05
Image Source: Getty / Michael M. Santiago The year was 2008. And that year for my 14-year-old self was characterized by a significant shift in my wardrobe. It was the first time I ever got a pair of Coach trainers to match my Coach crossbody, and also one of the last times I would be wearing streetwear. In just a few months, instead of window shopping for Coogi at Jimmy Jazz, we started traveling 30 minutes out of the city to shop Abercrombie & Fitch and its subsidiary, Hollister. In April, Netf...
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