Lady Gaga in Dior, Emma Stone in Louis Vuitton, Margot Robbie in Chanel and more. 

In fact, it more than lives on: it&rsquo;s become ubiquitous, so something that was originally intended to subvert the traditional fashion industry has been subsumed by it, with many top brands like Adidas even creating shoes specifically to play on its popularity.

For the uninitiated, it all started with a college student called <a href="https://www.businessoffashion.com/community/people/kevin-ma">Kevin Ma</a> who wanted to share his love of obscure sneakers and other street fashions with the world. He chose the name Hypebeast after the slang expression for someone who slavishly follows trends. From an originally quite disparaging meaning, it has now come to have far more positive connotations altogether. Its influences have also started to be felt in a number of other sectors too.

Today&rsquo;s typical fashion hypebeast is someone with a wide network of social media contacts with whom they share the latest in street trends. Their whole purpose is to be not just a few steps ahead of the trends, but light years away from the major fashion brands.

left:&nbsp;Adidas Originals&nbsp;by Dani&euml;lle&nbsp;Cathari&nbsp;RTW Fall 2018

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1. The FF logo was first created by Karl Lagerfeld when he joined Fendi in 1965 to highlight the brand's creativity and innovation in its usage of fur.

Fendi Spring/Summer 2018

Truly a jaw-dropping and head-turning look that only someone like Lady Gaga can pull off &ndash; fitting for the winner of both Best Song Written for Visual Media with &quot;Shallow&quot; (A Star Is Born) and Best Pop Solo Performance with &quot;Joanne&rdquo; (Where Do You Think You&#39;re Goin&#39;?).

Post Ranch Inn

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Just as the fashion and beauty industries have, the jewellery industry has begun to&nbsp;shift&nbsp;its attention towards the demands of the modern male consumer. That&#39;s where the Metro Men trend comes in.

The fashion-forward crowd will be able to appreciate the trend&#39;s array of unisex pieces&nbsp;such as silver rings and bracelets, through which style mavericks &mdash; male or&nbsp;female &mdash; can express themselves.

Metro Men

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Credits&nbsp;

Photography: Joel Low&nbsp;

Styling: Evon Chng&nbsp;

Hair: Pakkarakorn Chantanayingyong

Makeup: Witsarut Jullasorn

Model: Thanaerng (Kanyawee Songmuang) / Nadao Bangkok&nbsp;

Photography assistant: Alfie Pan&nbsp;

Styling assistant: Bo&nbsp;&nbsp;

Location: Praya Palazzo

Words Pameyla Cambe&nbsp;

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