YFD Clothing Releases Spring 2013 Lookbook

by | Mar 29, 2013 | ART

Fashionable residents of Richmond–YFD Clothing has released their Spring 2013 Collection, and you’re going to want to check it out! It’s true that the weather here in Richmond has been a bit erratic and strange, but we can’t forget that it’s technically spring.

Fashionable residents of Richmond–YFD Clothing has released their Spring 2013 Collection, and you’re going to want to check it out! It’s true that the weather here in Richmond has been a bit erratic and strange, but we can’t forget that it’s technically spring. I don’t think I’m alone when I say I’m ready to Spring forward already. It’s almost April–who has time for inclement weather anymore? Daylights Savings gave us an extra hour to do more hood-rat things with our friends, for Pete’s sake!

So put away the coats, the scarves, the hobo gloves, and get ahead on Spring-time fashion. Fortunately, RVA streetwear brand Young, Fly, and Dangerous, aka YFD Clothing, just dropped their brand spanking new Spring 2013 Lookbook. We’re talkin’ t-shirts, accessories, snapbacks, AND tattoos! (OK, there are no tattoos.)

Created by Daquan Williams, Dee Williams, and local rapper Artik Phreeze (who also release music under the name YFD Music Group), YFD presents itself as not just a business but a movement. For the past 3 years, YFD has been working hard on providing the city with the freshest gear. Their latest collection is the culmination of all of their hard work, bringing not just fashion but a vital, energetic lifestyle, based in hip hop culture and youthful energy, to the people of RVA and beyond. Don’t sleep on YFD–check out the lookbook and maybe even cop some shit at their website.

http://yfdclothing.com/

Marilyn Drew Necci

Marilyn Drew Necci

Former GayRVA editor-in-chief, RVA Magazine editor for print and web. Anxiety expert, proud trans woman, happily married.




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