5 Women's Streetwear Brands You Need To Check Out
Only cool girl outfits allowed.
Whether you're looking for a couple new pieces, trying to find your style or giving a whole new look a go - we got you, girl.
Here at Fizzy, we've rounded up five of our favorite streetwear brands to help you upgrade your wardrobe just in time for summer. From standout festival looks and unique vintage to the softest leggings around, these stores have got something for everybody. Whatever you pick, compliments are pretty much guaranteed!
X Girl
First established in the 90s, X Girl has been seen on New York’s coolest skater girls for decades now. Co-founded by Kim Gordon and modelled by Chloe Sevigny, the star studded backstory of this brand might be impressive, but it’s real selling points are its’ bright, block colors, butterfly designs and statement t-shirts.
Check out their latest drops here.
LAPP the Brand
If you like comfy leggings and breathable materials, LAPP has something for you. Practical with a creative, colorful edge, LAPP was founded by British model and VS Angel Leomie Anderson back in 2016. It’s standout piece? The cropped stretch woven jackets.
Shop their new pastel collection on their site now.
ATIKA London
Branding themselves as a vintage department store, ATIKA London are a go-to for girls searching for unique, stand out pieces to add to their wardrobe. If you want to wear something a little different, and avoid accidentally matching with your bestie, ATIKA is your best bet.
They're even doing 10 per cent off right now.
Shopfloorwhore
‘Niche not normal’ is this brand’s slogan, and it suits their bright, bold festival-style pieces perfectly. If you’re conscious about your spending, Shopfloorwhore prides themselves on being a slow fashion brand, making clothes to order, a rebellion against mass produced clothes.
They'll be dropping their SS21 collection soon.
MISBHV
This Polish brand is one of the youngest on our list; founder Natalia Maczek says she didn’t even expect it to be a success. Instead, she set up MISBHV to be nothing more than a side project. Fortunately, it blossomed, bringing people all around the world forward thinking street and club wear.
Get ready to hit the dancefloor here.
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