How The Culture of Narcissism Drives Streetwear (and Fashion)

[Faust]

Hi all,

I wrote this article for Highsnobiety, and while the streetwear is a particular offender because it creates scarcity on absolutely artificial basis (you can stamp out hoodies all day long, as opposed to say making only so many leather jackets because of cost of the materials, time spent on construction, and risk of not selling through everything), I think we can easily extrapolate this to much of designer fashion as well. But the larger point here is the culture of narcissism we have created. I look forward to your comments.

https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/stree...re-narcissism/

[wendysl]

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[lisanclark]

Yes, the culture of narcissism refers to the increasing focus on self-promotion and individualistic values in modern society. In the world of streetwear and fashion, this has translated into a desire for unique, attention-grabbing pieces that showcase one's personal style.

Streetwear brands have capitalized on this trend by creating clothing that is highly customizable and often limited edition or exclusive. This creates a sense of scarcity around certain pieces, making them more desirable to consumers who want to stand out from the crowd.