The pictures alone from the 1970s make this documentary worthwhile
Fresh Dressed is a documentary about Hip Hop fashion that has changed the world.<br /><br />It started with some history about the importance of fashion in the black community. It then segues into South Bronx the birthplace of rap music. Things began with how decrepit and neglected the South Bronx were. It was a hell hole. There were gangs and fights constantly. Once a peace was made however the rivalries took a new form with the birth of Hip Hop. Now people were battling on the dance floor or with rhyming.<br /><br />The first definitive style was the B-Boy style. Then that started becoming regional with people dressing different in the different boroughs of New York like Brooklyn vs the Bronx vs Harlem, etc. More importantly different people talked about how important fashion was. Blacks face racism and economic disadvantages as a result. What you wear was a way to stand out. It was a way to say that people had pride despite their circumstances. It was about people’s aspirations, etc.<br /><br />Finally it goes into how Hip Hop entered into the fashion business world and the rise and fall of a lot of those brands.<br /><br />Just as important is all the pictures and footage they had. Especially way back in the 1970s. This is amazing history that was captured.<br />C
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