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Alyasha Moore Talks About the Importance of New York Punk, Graffiti, and Hip-hop Culture Colliding, and What Modern-Day Streetwear Means to Him

People's Party with Talib Kweli

English - March 07, 2022 05:01 - 5 minutes - ★★★★ - 2K ratings
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Alyasha Moore is an integral player in the story of streetwear. This cultural bridge-builder helped to fuse the worlds of New York City street culture—from graffiti to punk rock, to hip hop—forging a unique aesthetic that has come to dominate fashion (on both the casual and luxury fronts).
 
Streetwear isn’t streetwear without Alyasha Moore and this convo underscores that vital fact.

Alyasha Moore is an integral player in the story of streetwear. This cultural bridge-builder helped to fuse the worlds of New York City street culture—from graffiti to punk rock, to hip hop—forging a unique aesthetic that has come to dominate fashion (on both the casual and luxury fronts).

 

Streetwear isn’t streetwear without Alyasha Moore and this convo underscores that vital fact.