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Posted by Kapedano on Jul-20-2008 19:39:

EDM & Fashion

Hello everyone,

I wanted to know if there are any fashion labels that appeal only to the EDM scene. If you can please provide the names of these companies, that would be great

Thank you!


Posted by B_man on Jul-20-2008 19:51:

Something like this work?:

http://approvedgasmasks.com/protective-clothes.htm

or

http://www.saferamerica.com/saProdu...p?categoryID=14


Posted by LoveHate on Jul-20-2008 19:56:

you mean like raver pants?


Posted by Kapedano on Jul-20-2008 19:59:

lol. No at the provided links.

What my point is that certain clothing lines go after a specific music industry. Phat Farm and HipHop. What does House, Trance have its fashion labels? Do they exist?


Posted by B_man on Jul-20-2008 20:03:

Seriously:


Posted by jupiterone on Jul-20-2008 20:05:

http://www.bewild.com/ufoclothing.html

you can get your candy bracelets at your local toys r' us

but seriously...urbanoutfitters.com has a nice variety of clothing


Posted by nefardec on Jul-20-2008 20:23:


Posted by jupiterone on Jul-20-2008 20:25:

i knew it


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Jul-20-2008 20:42:

Not specifically targeted at dance music, but Drunknmunky have got a lot of stuff that's orientated around dance music, including record bags and T-shirts:





I've got one of their T-shirts with a turntable on the front and a mock 12" on the back.

Crafted also do a range of stuff with mock headphones on. I've got this shirt:


Posted by enydo on Jul-20-2008 20:45:

quote:
Originally posted by nefardec


It's as if the unicorn is peering into my soul and asking, "Can you reach any higher?".


Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Jul-20-2008 21:58:

quote:
Originally posted by nefardec
http://www.infinitee-designs.com/Te...-1-PurpleTD.jpg


Posted by isoterra on Jul-20-2008 22:32:

if you disregard the unicorn, that t-shirt looks damn cool i love how the background pattern covers the whole front rather than being confined to a logo area. i'd buy it if it was just the background pattern


Posted by julien2 on Jul-20-2008 22:45:

If you like minimal techno, then it's all about the scarves and the deep v-neck


Posted by idoru on Jul-20-2008 23:28:

"I want to wear what everybody else wears so that I'll fit in when I go out."


Posted by Col on Jul-20-2008 23:47:

quote:
Originally posted by Kapedan
lol. No at the provided links.

What my point is that certain clothing lines go after a specific music industry. Phat Farm and HipHop. What does House, Trance have its fashion labels? Do they exist?

I would hope not.

When a genre of music has an associated fashion, you're going to find that millions of its 'fans' are actually just people who want to dress in a certain way and feel they should be able to namedrop a few bands in order to justify it. One of the best things about EDM is that it doesn't really have a fashion style linked to it, so when people listen to EDM they are presumably doing so because they actually appreciate it as music rather than just as a fashion statement.

The only exception, I suppose, is rave fashion (check something like cyberdog.net for an example) and its derivatives. And of course, EDM seems to attract people who want to wear sunglasses indoors. But compared to something like emo/metal, where pretty much every aspect of your appearance has to be in check before you're accepted into the scene, trance and house are hardly fashion-linked at all.


Posted by Col on Jul-21-2008 00:01:

Actually, I just remembered about those Tiesto trainers.

Consider the above post retracted.


Posted by B_man on Jul-21-2008 01:49:

The first thing I think of when it comes to musical people jumping onto styles of dress are idiots like this:



and



and



and


Posted by TranceArmstrong on Jul-21-2008 02:04:

I don't like to mix my fashion and music


Posted by nefardec on Jul-21-2008 12:11:

quote:
Originally posted by isoterra
if you disregard the unicorn, that t-shirt looks damn cool i love how the background pattern covers the whole front rather than being confined to a logo area. i'd buy it if it was just the background pattern




the unicorn is the absolute best and most critical part of that tshirt. and by the way, the 'pattern' is called 'tie-dye', and covering the entire shirt is unavoidable


here's another i have





i only wear these bad boys when i want to get laid


Posted by PETRAN on Jul-21-2008 12:50:

quote:
Originally posted by nefardec
the unicorn is the absolute best and most critical part of that tshirt. and by the way, the 'pattern' is called 'tie-dye', and covering the entire shirt is unavoidable


here's another i have





i only wear these bad boys when i want to get laid



Nasty!


Posted by Darkarbiter on Jul-21-2008 12:53:

Theres tons of psychedelic t-shirts and stuff. I don't see anyone dressing that way even though they don't like psy though.


Posted by Frenkieee on Jul-21-2008 13:06:

Gio-Goi

http://www.gio-goi.com/


Posted by AY STAR on Jul-21-2008 13:08:

quote:
Originally posted by julien2
If you like minimal techno, then it's all about the scarves and the deep v-neck

roflllllllllllllllllllllll


Posted by Gen3r4l1ty on Jul-21-2008 17:16:

quote:
Originally posted by nefardec
i only wear these bad boys when i want to get laid

Shit was soooo cash.


Posted by isoterra on Jul-21-2008 17:55:

quote:
Originally posted by nefardec
and by the way, the 'pattern' is called 'tie-dye', and covering the entire shirt is unavoidable


yeah i ended up searching for it after clicking around on the site that unicorn came from. it seems the only other online stores you can buy tie-dyes from are tiny amateur home-run sites that look straight out of 1997, all US-based too ( = silly shipping costs for me). none looked as good as infinitee's though, i'm considering emailing them asking if they do those shirts in plain



...or if all else fails i could just go with the unicorn. i... i think i can hear it calling to me.


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