Throwing Fits I Am Talent Pt. I with Chris Black
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Jan 28, 2020 
Chris Black, a creative consultant and founder of Done to Death Projects, shares his edgy insights on the fashion and music scenes. He passionately reviews Fashion Month, lauding Chrome Hearts and noting standout runway moments. Chris dives into sneaker culture, critiques modern hip-hop, and discusses his favorite films. He also reminisces about travels to Cairo and dreams of visiting Japan. With a blend of humor and sharp commentary, he keeps the conversation lively, exposing his eclectic taste and unique perspective on pop culture.
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Mix Cheap Staples With One Investment Piece
- Build a distinct personal mix: pair accessible staples with one high-quality item to read as intentional.
- Chris models this by wearing vintage Uniqlo Levi's with expensive J.M. Weston shoes to craft a 'people's champ' look.
Personal Brand Trumps Household Labels
- Chris argues that once your personal brand is strong, mainstream brands matter less because you become the reference.
- He frames being 'your own brand' as liberation from constant brand obsession.
Sneaker Collabs Lose Impact Without Taste
- Chris sees sneaker culture as saturated with collabs losing originality, praising select tasteful collaborations instead.
- He elevates Sakai Nike and some Off-White Nikes while rejecting mass-market hype collabs like Dior Jordans.