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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nHanging around Melrose\u2019s Round Two Hollywood and Fairfax district, I first learned about OFF-White, as I curiously inquired about the \u201cDefining the grey area between black and white as Off-White.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n Contemporary life really is not just black and white anymore. It is more of an off-white, a stand alone category, something that is comfortable with broken boundaries and is completely out of the norm. Abloh\u2019s choice to create androgynous pieces demonstrates the brand\u2019s concept that it does not serve one person – it is about a middle ground. It is about finding balance in the essence of streetwear and His newest photo circulating the internet features rapper, 21 Savage<\/a>, showcasing more of Abloh\u2019s pieces, and exemplifying Abloh\u2019s fondness of industrial and street influences, as 21 Savage, one of the most popping street rappers of 2016, is shown modeling in front of street cones.<\/p>\n Undoubtedly, Abloh is changing the game by pushing the boundaries of the fashion world. He has cut off the caution tape that otherwise separated the worlds of street life and high fashion, trespasses against the norms of the fashion world, and industrializes it with his contemporary and visionary brand, Off White.<\/p>\n Check out more of Off-White here<\/a>.<\/p>\n – Caroline Cardenas<\/a><\/p>\n
\nshirts with those famous caution lines that represent the brand. Defined as a lifestyle brand, designer Virgil Abloh<\/a> finds inspiration or Off-White in everyday industrial life, bringing high fashion to the streets, or alternatively, bringing the streets to high fashion. His Men\u2019s FW16 collection not only showcases Abloh\u2019s industrial influence, but by utilizing female models to fashion the men\u2019s pieces as well, he exemplifies the OFF-White ideology: <\/p>\n
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