Los Angeles streetwear blends skate, surf, and hip-hop influences, creating a laid-back yet fashion-forward aesthetic. Home to brands like AMIRI, Noon Goons, and Brain Dead, LA’s scene thrives on graphic-heavy designs, vintage inspiration, and DIY culture. From Fairfax Avenue’s hype-driven stores to underground collectives, LA streetwear reflects the city’s diverse subcultures, shaping global trends while staying rooted in its relaxed, West Coast attitude.

Brain Dead

Brain Dead is a creative collective and streetwear brand founded by Kyle Ng and Ed Davis. Known for its experimental designs, the brand draws from punk, skate, and underground art scenes. Its graphic-heavy pieces often feature surreal, comic-inspired imagery. Collaborations with The North Face, Reebok, and A.P.C. have expanded its cult appeal, making Brain Dead a go-to label for those seeking unconventional, boundary-pushing streetwear.

AMIRI

AMIRI is a streetwear brand founded by Mike Amiri in Los Angeles. Known for its rock ‘n’ roll aesthetic, the brand blends high-end craftsmanship with distressed denim, bold graphics, and edgy detailing. Inspired by LA’s music and skate scenes, AMIRI has gained a global following, with celebrities and fashion enthusiasts embracing its effortlessly cool style. The brand’s premium materials and meticulous designs set it apart in contemporary streetwear.