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I associate streetwear with baggier, more relaxed clothing that still has a super high pricetag

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new york city & LA

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los angeles

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new york city

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expensive shoes

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Casual clothing, generally baggy clothes that give a relaxed look

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Sweatshirts, sweatpants… baggy clothes, and I also think of practicality when it comes to street wear 

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Sweatshirts, sweatpants… baggy clothes, and I also think of practicality when it comes to street wear 

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Philly

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baggy/comfy fit

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More casual clothing, tee shirts, jackets, jeans, cargo pants, hoodies, crewnecks, shorts 

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More casual clothing, tee shirts, jackets, jeans, cargo pants, hoodies, crewnecks, shorts 

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I associate casual things like joggers/sweatpants, hoodies, baggy t-shirts. Beanies. Sneakers. More on the 'men's' side of clothing. What young boys would wear.

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graphics, pop art, mock spraypaint

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yes

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Logos and graphics

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t shirts, jeans, sneakers, sweats and sweatshirts 

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t shirts, jeans, sneakers, sweats and sweatshirts 

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i think baggy style of clothing can be considered street wear, which is why t-shirts can be a part of that style. Graphic tees is also usually considered street wear, and these two examples embody those elements - laman