The Hype

The thing that bugged me the most about this show are the judges, such posers constantly acting like they're from the streets, constantly pretending. Besides that, their taste levels are very questionable. It's an American show so it is to be expected that they are a little bit behind on the fashion trends compared to Asia and Europe, and this clearly shows.

When it comes to the contestants in my opinion there are only 3 really creative designers there; Paije, Kai and Justin. Most of the 'designers' rely heavily on reworking existing trends into messy/oversized designs which is just not creative.

Watched the first 3 episodes and loved it! Everyone competing is super passionate and the host / judges are so interesting. Hoping for a season 2!!!

I fully understand this style isn't for everyone but everything looked so bizarre and sloppy. Grownups chanting words like "so fire". Weird Hobby Lobby aphorisms on velour and corduroy. What in the world did i just watch.

It's the same fashion ideas done over, and over again. It's nothing new just a grab from the past with new textures and paint. I was screaming at the TV for something diffrent. Save your time and patience and watch Project Runway. Hoped for the best but was disappointed. Not for me but it may be for you.

Really enjoyed the overall concept and artists and feel as though this show has promise. However the judging was poor and they definitely seemed to play favorites. The criteria they based their decisions off of made little sense and seemed to be solely based on their personal preferences and styles they liked rather than an objective judgement of the execution of pieces or how well the challenges were met. Street fashion is diverse and all-encompassing and therefore they should have taken that into consideration when judging rather than only what they personally wanted to wear.

Even though there is a lot of room for improvement, overall, I did enjoy the show and I do hope there is a second season. If there is, it would be great if they try to incorporate the public reception/opinion into the judgement because that audience is really what makes street fashion, street fashion.