With their distinctive berets, bucket hats, and caps, Kangol not only adorned the heads of rap’s pioneers but also played an instrumental role in shaping the very fabric of hip-hop fashion.

Hip-hop artists, like LL Cool J, perfected the bucket hat vibe in the 90s, while the likes of Russell Westbrook, Justin Bieber and Pharrell just some of the famous faces effortlessly pulling off ...

Streetwear has evolved a ways past its humble roots as skate and hip-hop way of life clothing — it’s now a global style powerhouse influencing runways, excessive-cease designers, and everyday ...

The New York rapper popularized the B-Boy style with the Kangol bucket hat, gold rings, gold jewelry and other fly wear. As Hip-hop got more popular, so did the artist and as a result, so did hip ...

Some wore sneakers with oversized shoelaces. The 80s hip hop style, also known as the b-boy years, borrowed heavily from the 70s. Kangol bucket hats, heavy name-plate gold necklaces, shell-toe ...

Hip-hop fashion has always been aspirational ... mind you—were mixed with Kangol bucket hats, tracksuits, and shell toes with phat laces or no laces at all. Or later, in 2003, when Jay-Z ...

Hip-hop was born at a back-to-school party in the Bronx, in 1973, when DJ Kool Herc used two turntables to make the first breakbeat. To celebrate the culture’s half-century mark, the Museum at ...

were decked out in full Run-DMC style with Kangol bucket hats, Adidas tracksuits, and Adidas Superstars on their feet. They were not the only ones dressed in honor of their hip-hop heroes.

But when talking about hip-hop clothing trends, it all starts with Run DMC and their Adidas tracksuits. The 80s were also defined by LL Cool J and that Kangol bucket hat, as well as famed Harlem ...