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Format Magazine Urban Art Fashion

Format Mag is the primary Internet streetwear magazine featuring urban art, urban fashion, graffiti, street art, and sneakers.

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Author: Kendra Desrosiers

Hellz Bellz Extra, Extra, Fashion

Hellz Bellz

The last time the fashion industry experienced a female liberation movement was during the “bra burning 60s.†Bras, high heels, make-up and other items supporting the unattainable, standard of beauty, were lit aflame in a “freedom trash can†to symbolize…

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9th Wonder Features, The Daily Bread

9th Wonder

9th Wonder’s beats posses an indescribable ambiance and laid back dynamic that have attracted the likes of Jay-Z, M.O.P., Mary J Blige, Murs and Buckshot. It’s hard to believe that 9th Wonder’s claim to fame came through messing around with…

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Art, Deep Cover

Headshots

Portraits are often the most personal photographs. The close-ups convey emotion and emphasize details that have the possibility to unveil well kept personality quirks and traits. As opposed to the mundane flashy covers decked out with expensive cars, jewelry and…

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Art, Deep Cover

White Lines

Ever since Melle Mel’s 1983 hit “White Lines,†cocaine has long been a fixture in rap. As the crack epidemic took its course, everyone from De La Soul to N.W.A. had crack-cocaine on the mind with songs like “My Brother’s…

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Art, Deep Cover

Mear One

From painting on the floor of his apartment in Santa Cruz, California to bombing the streets of L.A. and designing album covers, Mear One has come a long way. He started as an art student, winning contests and taking drawing…

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Art, Deep Cover

Wu-Tang Fantasy Covers

There’s no questioning the lyrical genius of the Wu-Tang Clan, however, many fans often overlook their creativity in pioneering many artistic themes and images prominent in hip-hop today. Drawing upon cartoon, fantasy, and supernatural influences, Wu extended their image well…

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Features, Other

Karmaloop Kazbah

Since Karmaloop’s creation in 1999, it has earned its title as the premier site for exclusive street-wear brands and apparel by claiming street-wear’s unclaimed, online crown. Karmaloop’s goal is to provide original styles and brands as an alternative to some…

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Art, Deep Cover

Gunz ‘n’ Onez

Gun culture has long been a part in hip-hop. Everything from hit men to police brutality and gunshot victims has been discussed in rap music. For many, holding heat is a status symbol. It represents power, masculinity, and ultimately what…

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Fashion, Features

Parish Nation Clothing

During hip-hop’s infant years, Cazals and doorknockers were key accessories, and shell toes finished off the signature look. Parish Nation embraces the style and flare of the `80s and early `90s, revising New York and early hip-hop fashion. They’re new,…

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Features, Music

Prodigy

For nearly 15 years, since Mobb Deep’s debut in ’93, Juvenile Hell, to their latest release in 2006, Blood Money, Prodigy, arguably the more lyrically gifted half of the duo has been making musc. The Queens native plans to release…

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Urban Myths

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  2. Penfield ‘Outback’ Down Vest
  3. Video: “Limitless” Time-Lapse Graffiti by Sofles
  4. Sophnet. Cotton-Canvas Color Block Tote Bag
  5. Herschel Supply Co. ‘Settlement’ Backpack

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