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Pop-inspired style — fashion brands
Brands whose descriptions mention Pop-inspired style. View their profiles, countries and founding years.
make your own
A line that champions more democratic and pop-oriented design and offers products in an affordable price range within Alessi.
AMBUSH® began as an experimental line of jewelry – innovative pop art inspired designs capturing a distinct Tokyo aesthetic.
AMBUSH® began as an experimental line of jewelry – innovative pop art inspired designs capturing a distinct Tokyo aesthetic.
Let’s be pop. Let’s live with pop.
By Parra is a streetwear brand launched in 2002 by Amsterdam artist Pieter Janssen (Piet Parra). He owns and directs the brand, which releases around 10 drops a year with a small team. Centered on curved post-pop expression, vivid colors, hand-drawn lettering, and surreal characters, the brand offers apparel and accessories such as T-shirts, hoodies, and caps. It also operates a shop in Amsterdam.
NO RULE, NO GENRE, NO AGE
A second line targeting women in their mid-20s to early 30s, with daily life and everyday use as its concept.
Add a touch of daring to your usual style, and bring drama to the way you dress.
Refinement and a spirit of adventure that remain true to oneself, unconstrained by old values. Knowing what is authentic makes it possible to break with convention. An elegance unlike anyone else’s, worn while enjoying contradictions.
Free as rock music “Free like rock music”
FERVOUR by ModCloth was the name of a private label for women’s apparel launched by the US online retailer ModCloth. The FERVOUR trademark was filed in the United States in 2012 and was used for clothing categories including coats, jackets, dresses, skirts, and blouses. Items bearing the same name were also sold at a ModCloth pop-up in 2013.
WE ARE DRAWN TO WHAT FEELS INSTINCTIVE, INTELLIGENT AND IMPOSSIBLE TO IGNORE.
Real clothes based on American casualwear centered on denim, military, workwear, and outdoor styles. The brand infuses this foundation with elements of pop culture such as rock music and art from the 1960s to the 1980s, pornographic graffiti, and mass-produced products, expressing them through refined silhouettes to propose a collection rich in originality.
HYSTERICS is a brand line launched in Tokyo in 1990 as the women’s line of HYSTERIC GLAMOUR. The parent brand’s designer and founder is Nobuhiko Kitamura. Based on American casual style, it focuses on women’s wear and accessories incorporating rock and pop culture from the 1960s to the 1980s, carrying on the parent brand’s commitment to graphic work and respect for vintage.
HAPPY starts running.
This became his design DNA.
A fully fledged stylistic entity, Kenzo Sport offers a wardrobe featuring bold, graphic text, where research in technical fabrics comes together with style and comfort. It is a distinctive line with functional and gender-fluid accents, based around movement and protection.
Clothing for eternal boys who have their own sense of discernment and do not forget the adventurous spirit and recklessness of youthful indiscretion
New Clothes, New Me.
a vision to erase the boundaries between fine art, pop culture, and high-end product design.
A sense of excitement you’ve known since you were a girl. A special girly style.
Get hyped just by putting them on!
An accessible diffusion line for younger audiences, adapting the main brand’s wit and pop aesthetic into everyday items.
CLOTHES FOR REBELS
Interiors: fabrics for indoor and outdoor use
Turning streetwear on it's head since 2016.
Pushing the boundaries of what’s fashion and streetwear with a mission of being inclusive and accessible.
Inspired by the sea, the sun and the bright blue of the Grecian sky but also the 80s pop culture.
An experiential sub-label that fuses fashion and music, rooted in 1990s electronic/rave culture.
MISHKA is an American streetwear brand founded in 2003 in Brooklyn, New York, by Mikhail Bortnik and Greg Rivera. Starting with T-shirts, it offers hoodies, bottoms, hats, accessories, and more. Its designs draw on pop culture, including punk, skateboarding, film, and comics, with a focus on graphic-driven items. Its signature designs include the eyeball motif “Keep Watch” and character graphics such as “Bear Mop.”
A collection line born for babies
A clothing brand for a community of optimists.
“I” am 100% made up of the things I love!
REIMAGINING RETAIL IN THE METAVERSE
A WEARABLE MUSEUM.
The brand offers edgy, playful unisex ready-to-wear and accessories, centered on a hyper-creative philosophy and distinctive collaborations.
The freedom to choose garment length, for everyone
NVI is the ethereal hotel in our mind; Andy Warhol’s Factory, Chelsea Hotel on wheels. It is sometimes a podcast, DJ set, clothing & merch, food, books, music, ephemeral spaces & art direction being done all around the world, all at once....everywhere, somewhere and beyond.
A new companion for a lifestyle with camping.
Make Casual Cool
Distinctive “everyday wear” with thoughtful details
Items for moments that are fun, free, and true to oneself.
PALACE SKATEBOARDS is a skateboarding brand founded in London, England, in 2009 by Lev Tanju and others. Starting with skate decks, it offers apparel and accessories, with its Tri-Ferg logo, based on the Penrose triangle, serving as a signature design. It sells products through drops, primarily via its directly operated stores and online, and also collaborates with various brands against a backdrop of references to skate and pop culture.
Founded in 2013, Pop Trading Company is an Amsterdam based platform focused on interaction with the community. Shaping today’s field of skateboarding on our own terms, supporting emerging talent in Benelux and aiming to push the culture forward. We distribute, consult and produce our own.
Redefining Modern Luxury Streetwear
The brand name derives from the English prefix “re,” meaning “again,” “further,” and “anew.” With the inheritance of clothing and family across generations as its theme, the brand seeks to convey individuality and the enjoyment of fashion through distinctive selections curated by Riisa Naka and her family.
#JustRaw
Jewel Dip (jewelry hunting)