Y2K Streetcore Archive

A look from <n>PDF CHANNEL</n>'s <n>HOLY MOTOR</n> Spring/Summer 2025 collection. Photo by <n>mattia arnone</n>.

<n>DULSE SWP-014 v2 Pants</n> by <n>DULSE</n>.

A portrait from Singapore's youth fashion scene, photographed by <n>joseph 顾</n>.

Cassette artwork for <n>DJ Screw</n>'s mixtape <n>Feel My Pain</n>. Executive produced by <n>S.U.C.</n>

An editorial from <n>HBX</n>'s curated <n>gorpcore</n> guide.

The Visuals collection from <n>Tonyboy</n> for his brand <n>Eightlines</n>.

<n>ILLIT</n> in a <n>PINK BOMB</n> concept photo for their third mini album, <n>bomb</n>.

A collection of Japanese pop culture items from 1997, including <n>Final Fantasy VII</n> and a <n>Game Boy Pocket</n>. Photo by <n>Kazzycom</n>.

A look from the <n>Parade</n> Bralette Campaign. Photo by <n>Mayan Toledano</n>.

A look in the <n>cybercore</n> style featuring the <n>Vertigo Spiral Knitted Maxi Dress</n>.

Hip-hop collective <n>Concrete Boys</n> for their album <n>It's Us, Vol. 1</n>.

Music group <n>Concrete Boys</n> for their album <n>It's Us Vol. 1</n>. Photo by <n>AMD Visuals</n>.

A <n>Sangria</n> baseball jersey by <n>yinzudemyan</n>.

Model <n>Aria Puga</n> for <n>Carhartt WIP Magazine Issue 10</n>. Photo by <n>Catherine A LoMedico</n>.

<n>Asics</n> x <n>Kiko Kostadinov Studio</n> <n>HN1-S GEL-VENTURE 7</n>. Photo by <n>Frank Lebon</n>, styled by <n>Jamie Reid</n>.

The <n>Masked Hooded Anorak</n> from the <n>Penalty Culture</n> collection by <n>Slam Jam</n> and <n>Umbro</n>.

Cover art for <n>$NOT</n>'s song <n>WAVY ASF ///</n> (2018), produced by <n>Sleepingprince</n>.

<n>MMX PROTOCOL</n> look featuring the <n>MTX-020 Hoodie</n> and <n>VMX-018 Pants</n>.

Model <n>Ellen Rosa</n> photographed by <n>Yoshitaka Miyazaki</n> and styled by <n>Celia Evans</n>.

<n>GLC-017 Jacket (SAMPLE)</n> by <n>Guerlacodes</n>.

Japanese construction workers wearing <n>Tobi pants</n>, a style of <n>Japanese workwear</n>.

Process imagery from <n>Maison Martin Margiela</n> featured in the 1999 <n>Street Special Edition</n> publication.

Illustration of <n>The Gangreen Gang</n> from The Powerpuff Girls.

<n>Virgil Abloh</n> photographed at 17 years old in his childhood basement, circa 1997.