Hip-hop didn’t just change music; it flipped the entire fashion industry on its head. What started in the Bronx as a raw, rebellious form of self-expression quickly evolved into a global style movement. Oversized tees, gold chains, and fresh kicks weren’t just accessories; they were statements. Over the decades, artists like Run-D.M.C., Missy Elliott, and A$AP Rocky have blurred the lines between streetwear and high fashion, turning lyrics into luxury and swagger into style codes. This blog dives into how hip-hop reshaped fashion, challenged norms, and continues to influence what we wear from the block to the boardroom.