Ek Number: Rapper Log, Slay It In Style With These Lokhandwala Stores

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Thanks to the rise of the rap community, freedom has a whole new voice. And with that, we mean freedom to be able to wear the wackiest of clothes before setting that stage on fire. We know how important it is to look like your profession, rappers, so we raided the Lokhandwala market to find the best shops that do quirky jackets, shoes, and other accessories right. Check 'em out!

Funky Boys

Funky Boys is true to its name. For starters, their name-board is done up in red, green and blue and font's pretty cool. They do jackets (there's a red one with white beads all over, and we can imagine a Divine acing it on stage) huge and funky shoes, belts, and so much more. 

Shell Out: INR 2,000 onward

Cow Boyz

They've got these funky neon shades in different patterns that look pretty dapper. There's also a black hoodie with a silver cap that easily steals the show at Cow Boyz. We really don't know why the name's that but doesn't bother us much because the stuff inside is killer! 

Shell Out: INR 1,500 onward

Rockstar

Rockstar has killer safari pants, chinos, baggy tees, super large hoodies, and sunglasses in quirky shapes that go well with the outfit to complete the look. It also customises shoes and belts for you with initials in case you need one. 

Shell Out: INR 1,000 onward

Asiatic - The Men's Boutique

We love this one for its floral blazers and suits. And if you're fond of wacky colors that hit the eye too hard, but are perf to kill it on a show, then you've got to bookmark this for without fail. 

Shell Out: INR 2,500 onward

Stardom

The path to stardom may be a rocky one, but if you're dressed perfectly... You're pretty much sorted. Stardom's got your heavy studded jackets, bedazzled caps, spiky shoes in neon hues, and even glow-in-the-dark t-shirts. Don't miss the rack of belts with the most interesting buckles.

Shell Out: INR 300 and up

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