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It’s this sense of the Hot Nebraska Cornhuskers Huskers Shirt moreover I love this judges not only caring deeply for the success of their contestants but also the culture they are representing on-screen that sets The Hype apart from its most obvious predecessor, Project Runway. And why wouldn’t they? All three co-signers are deeply enmeshed in the streetwear community. The show’s de facto lead judge Offset—of rap trio Migos fame and partner to Cardi B (who makes an appearance later in the show)—launched his menswear label Laundered Works Corp in a church at Paris Fashion Week last year. Then there’s Bephie Birkett, founder of the streetwear Mecca that is Union Los Angeles. Meanwhile, Senofonte’s illustrious list of clients has included everyone from Lauryn Hill to Diddy; her most famous long-term styling relationship is with none other than Beyoncé.

For Senofonte, the Hot Nebraska Cornhuskers Huskers Shirt moreover I love this show was an opportunity not just to connect with a new generation of streetwear designers, but also to reflect on her own relationship with streetwear, and to dissect what the genre truly means. “It’s funny,” she says. “The way that I dress has been the way I dress my entire life, and I guess it could be considered streetwear, but to me, it’s just what I wear. I know that there are people who are more streetwear purists, but I’m not a purist. I’ve been mixing it with high fashion for years.” It was these conversations that Senofonte was having with Offset and Birkett, both ahead of and during the show’s filming earlier this year, that led to the palpably tight bond the trio share on-screen. “Bephie is incredible, and Offset I was just so impressed by,” she says. “We instantly became such good friends and shared our common love for fashion and music.”Each of the judges has their own distinctive approach to and definition of streetwear, and they also developed their own unique relationships with the contestants. Having worked in the relentlessly fast-paced world of fashion styling—it was Senofonte, after all, who coordinated the hundreds of spectacular outfits required for Beyoncé’s unforgettable Coachella performance in 2018—her tendency is to, well, get to the point. “I’m very direct, and I’m very honest, and I think people can be a little afraid of that,” says Senofonte. “But I think people get the wrong impression of me sometimes. The truth is I am so sensitive to people’s feelings. It was a bit difficult for me at times, especially with these artists. I was looking at them as if they were me, because I was them at one point. Any criticism had to be constructive and help them win because, at the end of the day, I wish they could all win. And they all are going to win in life—I am confident in that.”