At The Real OG’s, we recognize that fashion is much more than a mere assembly of garments. It’s a powerful form of self-expression, a reflection of identity, and a statement of who you are in the world.
For the architects of black street culture, style wasn’t just about appearances—it was a bold proclamation of existence, an affirmation of individuality, and an unspoken dialogue of self-confidence. The threads they donned served as a testament to their journey, embodying their roots, their resilience, and their resolve.
The essence of fashion rests on a fundamental premise: your appearance influences how you feel about yourself, and, how you navigate your life. There’s an intricate interplay between the exterior and the interior; your outfit is your armor against the world, and the right fit can invigorate your spirit, fortifying your self-esteem and fueling your ambitions.
Unveil the audacious and iconic fashion choices of an era, where wide-brimmed hats, flamboyant furs, and elaborate canes were more than mere accessories. Understand the unique fashion language of the Street Kings.
Embark on a sartorial journey from the groovy styles of the ’70s to the trendsetting threads of today. Explore the dynamic evolution of urban fashion, influenced by societal shifts and iconic trendsetters.
Rewind to the vibrant urban fashion trends of the 1960s, when black folks dressed to impress at social functions. Discover the iconic styles, clothing items, and accessories that made this decade a fashion revolution.
Dive into the shimmering world of the ’60s and ’70s, when jewelry became a defining element of urban culture. Discover how bling transformed from mere adornment to an influential status symbol.
Fashion has always been an integral part of the OG culture. Embracing a polished and captivating style was always an essential part of the journey, with dressing to impress once being a natural, everyday occurrence. The OGs seek to reclaim this unique fashion identity by delving into the spellbinding ways men and women communicate through their clothing.
