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Riky Rick unleashes Cotton Fest

SA rapper Riky Rick is one of the hottest artists in the local game right now. In his music, the KwaMashu born MC has the ability to effortlessly flip between a rugged, hardcore sound to more commercial and upbeat flows. Alongside his reliable musical output, Riky Rick has a developed a powerful visual aesthetic. His…

Beautiful Boys – More than just clothing

The recent rise of streetwear brands in the Johannesburg CBD fashion and art scene presents diversity and caters to a wide scope of streetwear fashion enthusiast residing in and around the city of gold. The fashion landscape of streetwear in Joburg is taking various forms while accommodating the ideas and ambitions of each brand respectively….

Daily Paper // transcending borders with their latest women’s collection

The Amsterdam-based lifestyle and streetwear brand Daily Paper present their third women’s collection as part of their “Transcend Borders” Spring/Summer 18 campaign. Founded by Jefferson Osei, Hussein Suleiman and Abderrahmane Trabsini, who have their roots in Ghana, Somalia and Morocco, aim for every collection to have an element that pays homage to their cultural homes. In an…

Pop Caven // a streetwear brand foregrounding African pop culture

Pop Caven is a streetwear brand that combines pop culture, cheeky plays with typography and African histories in their collections of tees and sweatshirts. Started in 2016 by sisters Joan and Doreen Caven, the name for the brand is a showing of gratitude towards their father who they credit for nurturing the “pop culture loving, classic film…

Anees Petersen // For those who don’t conform to the norm

“TO THE HOMIES WHO’VE HATED DOUBTED AND LAUGHED, WHO COME TO US NOW FOR AFFILIATION, VALIDATION AND ANY FORM OF COME UP, THIS GARMENT IS NOT FOR YOU… SPINELESS MOTHERFUCKERS. YÔNGN LAYZEE”, reads the first card in a stack held together by a rubber band and placed diagonally next to a pair of black sunglasses,…

bigfoot.wildboy // Do it for the vision

Ross Sey, also known as Archy, is the founder of the clothing label bigfoot.wildboy. He describes himself as a creative who is working towards creating a vision that includes elements from multiples disciplines, including music, art, modeling and fashion. The purpose of this is to get to a point where he feels he is able…

Not Seen Store – where functionality and style meet

Luke Maritz is the creator of Not Seen Store, the Cape Town based brand, locally hand crafted and inspired by counter culture, youth culture, streetwear and graffiti. On edge and not on hype. Not Seen has recently launched its online store that is designed exceedingly well. Navigation is easy, the typography selected for the overall feel…