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The Dope style can be seen in everything - sometimes it becomes a comfy daily option, sometimes it’s mixed with other styles. This cycle repeats every two years. Inspired by the bustling world’s fashion streets with sexual energy and a play on contrasts, dope continues to win the hearts of generations Y and Z.

Cargo pants are military-style pants with pockets along the length. Breaking into the late 90s and early 00s they have since become a must-have.

Bodysuits can be translucent, with thumb holsters, made of satin or cotton and worn over pants.

You can style it using bustier tops - very short, tight-fitting blouses that simultaneously resemble a bra and a corsage. They were popular in the 50s, thanks to the French actress Brigitte Bardot and Christian Dior.

Loose-fitting pants can be either with an elastic band, simulating underwear, or with a zipper, with a high or low waist - depending on whether you need to emphasize it or, conversely, shift the focus of attention.

A crop top is a shortened version of a top that exposes the lower waistline. They were popular in the 90s, and now they are a most worn by cozy outfit lovers.

Crop tops can be with guipure, mesh or lace. For more daring looks, bra tops made of leather, lace or silk, bralettes and bandeau tops fit best.

The most popular element that complements the dope look is a bomber jacket or a contrasting letterman jacket with reflective elements and intricate patterns, cropped or oversized.

Dope's roots in streetwear and hip-hop can be seen when it comes to chunky chains and rings, as well as light-colored sneakers. Although, there are no rules about what shoes to combine - so shoppers bags and high heels will also fit into the look.