Men's style has come a long way from sneakers and hoodies and has never been more dynamic or multi-faceted. The Incomplete is your compass through the most iconic brands and the most desirable accessories

"Street fashion and urban culture have come a long way from humble beginnings in the '90s. From disparate local scenes in Japan, Europe, and the US, the youth-driven movements of hip-hop, punk, and skateboarding have finally infiltrated high fashion. Brands are now eager to collaborate with the icons of music and art who are leading this creative crossover. Customers will stand in line for hours to be the first to own exclusive pieces designed by the likes of Pharrell Williams, Kanye West, and Tom Sachs. Based in New York, Berlin, and Tokyo, lifestyle publication Highsnobiety is at the forefront of this global phenomenon. The Incomplete immortalizes the stories of brands ranging from Supreme to COMME des GARC??ONS. Alongside the most influential designers and tastemakers, Higsnobiety highlights the pieces and brands in men's fashion which have stood the test of time." -- Publisher's description

• Brands are the new bands, A letter from David Fischer
• Digital media was fuel on the fire for sneaker culture, An interview with Mark Parker
• The influence of: hip-hop
• The fashionable and self-assured Jaden Smith is a youth icon for every generation
• Off-white
• Come and get your kicks
• The influence of: punk
• How Jonah Hill became the streetwear world's most unlikely style inspiration
• 1017 ALYX 95M
• The influence of: skateboarding
• Supreme
• The Stussy Family Tree
• Why John Mayer is the best possible example of the modern streetwear consumer
• Los Angeles
• It ain't where your from, it's where you're at, the punk spirit lives on skating continues to ramp up youth fashion codes
• Noah
• Coolest collabs: Dickies
• How fashion photographer Tommy Ton documented menswear's shift from tailored clothing to limited-edition sneakers and streetwear
• Endless layers of style
• Palace
• London
• How Skepta came to epitomize London's street fashion scene, then completely revolutionize it
• Collest collabs: Alpha Industries
• Nepenthes
• All the trappings
• A$AP Rocky carries the torch of artists who refuse to be defined under a singular label
• All hands on deck Creative Loafing sneaker for jumping high and looking fly
• Every KAWS has an effect a wearable canvas the pullover that's far from over
• Rick Owens
• How Edison Chen's CLOT label and JUICE store took Hong Kong's streetwear scene to the world
• CLOT
• Hong Kong
• Pharrell Williams, one of hip-hop's original originators, made it totally acceptable to be totally weird
• The North Face
• The new outwear essentials

• Sean Wotherspoon, co-founder of round two, shapes the future of style through an encyclopedia of knowledge of the past
• Patagonia
• Just in case, been chill, down to business
• The roots of streetwear
• In the words of the inimitable Kanye West: "You May Be Talented, But You're Not Kanye West"
• Ralph Lauren
• The Ralph Lauren family tree
• New York
• How Carlo Rivetti, owner of Stone Island, continues to blend form and function with innovative outwear
• The casual style revolution
• Our legacy
• The influence of Sarah Andelman, retail provocateur and colette founder, on turning shopping into a euphoric experience
• The COMME des GARC??ONS family tree
• Paris
• All-American street style from casuals to club kids streetwear goes bigger in Japan
• How Pusha T went from Virginia Beach drug dealer to Kanye West's right-hand man
• From nowhere to everywhere
• Visvim
• How Takashi Murakami subverted the Japanese art world to become one of street culture's most prolific fine artists
• A Bathing Ape
• Tokyo
• How artist Tom Sachs deconstructs mass consumerism by reconstructing American icons
• Raf Simons
• Acne
• Berlin
• Coolest collabs: Schott
• A brief primer on Tyler, the Creator, street culture's ascendant enfant terrible
• Levi's
• Pants for all occasions
• Undercover
• Coolest collabs: Carhartt