Most Influential Pieces. - Topic of the day 11/12/24

When you look back, are there any pieces that you felt like stood out among all the rest? That didn't just became a grail for you, but for many others? Pieces that influenced how fashion moved forward from then on even if just for a subsection? If so, what pieces come to mind?
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Holfram
Holfram•6d ago
First pants were huge for fashion tbh
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seth
seth•6d ago
jordan 1s
Sam
Sam•6d ago
This was what got me into Ralph Lauren.
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Ant
Ant•6d ago
2015: this had jacket fans in a chokehold
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werkinprogress
werkinprogress•6d ago
Not for me, but I feel like this was the first archive thing I kept hearing about
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seth
seth•6d ago
oooo yes good ass pick
Spuck
Spuck•6d ago
Similarly
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Spuck
Spuck•6d ago
Supreme BOGO kind of undeniable
Confuzzler
Confuzzler•6d ago
Total blast from the past but the raf fishtail parka and the undercover bomber come to mind.
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Spuck
Spuck•6d ago
I would do unkind things for one of those undercover ghost hands bombers Speaking of bombers, a LOT of people (me included) found out about Buzz Rickson, and Japanese repro stuff in general, because of the William Gibson MA1
gv
gv•6d ago
absolutely. I had the alpine one that came out after that. it was 670 retail and such an incredible jacket for the price
Ant
Ant•6d ago
Another awesome one for sure. The Alpine was my first 'proper' jacket and I was so hyped when I got it
sharloy
sharloy•6d ago
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sharloy•6d ago
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warpweftwatergate
warpweftwatergate•6d ago
Hard to overstate how many people this outfit had an impact on for better or worse
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warpweftwatergate
warpweftwatergate•6d ago
Circa 2013 iirc
kamotejoe
kamotejoe•6d ago
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Smiles
Smiles•6d ago
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sharloy
sharloy•6d ago
Same vein
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sharloy
sharloy•6d ago
Honestly I would put money on this being the most influential single piece
sharloy
sharloy•6d ago
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Smiles
Smiles•6d ago
Yohji Pin-ups prob fall into this category as well
eggtart!
eggtart!•6d ago
is this raf
sharloy
sharloy•6d ago
Robert geller
eggtart!
eggtart!•6d ago
oops im pretty sure that was apart of the fit that pulled me into mfa gave me a gradient obsession forever
eggtart!
eggtart!•6d ago
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Smiles
Smiles•6d ago
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Smiles
Smiles•6d ago
is this cheating?
Spuck
Spuck•6d ago
Dapper Dan right? undeniably massive
zeometer
zeometer•6d ago
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zeometer
zeometer•6d ago
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Spuck
Spuck•6d ago
This caused so many damaging echos in the long run 😄
Weeg
Weeg•6d ago
Diana black sheep sweater imo speaks for itself. YSL le smoking (on Bianca jagger in this instance) was MASSIVE and its a look that came back with gucci under tom ford and then again under michele in the 2010s
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Scott
Scott•6d ago
Nike walked so Thursday boots could run
gv
gv•6d ago
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gv
gv•6d ago
when drake wore this one sheesh. it might have been one of the best era's of stone island
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gv
gv•6d ago
and of course my holy grail
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Confuzzler
Confuzzler•6d ago
omg forgot about that one. the hold it had
warpweftwatergate
warpweftwatergate•6d ago
In a much broader sense:
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warpweftwatergate
warpweftwatergate•6d ago
Pretty much everything about this outfit had and has a stranglehold on multiple generations
adaptation
adaptation•6d ago
There’s like fifty landscape altering things that Yves Saint Laurent did but this is one of the faves
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Spuck
Spuck•6d ago
Drake really couldn't help himself culturally appropriating Grime smh Struggling to think of a more iconic non-catwalk photo
Smiles
Smiles•6d ago
YSL at Dior's funeral Also YSL to adapts point
Smiles
Smiles•6d ago
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Spuck
Spuck•6d ago
never seen that photo before, but that speaks to my own lack of experience 😔
Smiles
Smiles•6d ago
Tbf this is a candid instead of the posed photo adapt posted too
adaptation
adaptation•6d ago
I mean my point was more about the number of things that Yves helped popularize/invent- I’d say Le Smoking is probably the single most influential garment he’s ever made even if you take Andre Courreges’s side in the ‘who showed a women’s tuxedo first’ argument- I wasn’t really thinking about the photo itself
adaptation
adaptation•6d ago
But yeah shocker the guy with this in his Wikipedia article did a bunch of different stuff that changed fashion fundamentally
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goofus
goofus•6d ago
have this on my wall 🙂
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