PRESS RELEASE: Nostalgic Streetwear: How King St Apparel is Reviving the Best Looks of the 90s

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA – 24 JUNE 2021 – King St Apparel, a trending streetwear brand reviving the best looks of the 90s. Nostalgia and sustainability aspects are growing this brand exponentially to already being one of the best trending brands of 2021.

I hope this finds you well and you are staying safe and healthy as we continue to navigate this dynamic societal landscape. After the past year, I think that it is safe to say that we are all in need of some good news. I don’t know about you, but with the chaos of 2020, there’s nothing I would have enjoyed more than transporting back to the 90s with all the flair, flavour, and fash-ion of Y2K. Reaching out to share that King St Apparel is reviving all of the best streetwear trends that leave us caught in a blissful state of nostalgia for one of the best periods of fashion.

Made and sourced in Australia, King St Apparel is leading the vintage 90s trend with authentic ease. Dedicated to authenticity, King St Apparel’s vision is to empower men and women all over the world in embracing their authentic selves with no apologies; for this reason, King St Apparel holds a strict “no photoshop” policy on all of their imagery.

Sustainable, Ethical, and reminiscent of iconic 90’s streetwear; King St Apparrel’s distressed graphic tees, collegiate affiliations, and oversized fleece have become a staple for both men and women for their unique sizing, exclusive materials, and unparalleled designs. Seen on influencers such as Jessie Wynter, Alex Williamson, Jaxon Tippet, Abbey Steanes and Emma Jane Stevens, King St Apparel has rapidly become a growing trend in Australia and beyond.

I would love to coordinate an interview for a story to talk about how King St Apparel is leading summer fashion trends in a truly authentic manner while reviving the best parts of the 90s.

Are you interested? Samples are available for editorial consideration.

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on this.

Kind regards,

Emma King
Public Relations/Marketing

Media Contacts:

Name: Emma KingCompany: PR - King St ApparelEmail: [email protected]Phone: 0477859930

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July 26, 2021/by Reland Pigte

About PR - King St Apparel

With sustainable values, King St Apparel is an Australian streetwear brand offering nostalgic pieces and reviving Y2K looks in the best way.

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