H&M's Cool New Collaboration Is Making Skate Aesthetic Accessible

The iconic No Fear logo takes on a 2021 spin when splashed across a boxy, cropped sweatshirt ($18). It's the perfect balance to baggy jeans or oversize sweatpants.

The black stripes on these track pants ($25) may be a subtle take on the logo trend, but make no mistake, the on-trend kelly-green hue makes a major statement. Combine the pants with a cropped top and canvas sneakers in neutral black or white for a street-style-approved look.

Skaters know that puffer vests are the ideal outer layer for skateboarding since they keep you warm but allow for maximum arm mobility. This particular puffer vest ($25) features a tonal graphic illustration for subtle dimension and works with anything and everything in your closet. Try styling it with a bra top, baggy jeans, and a bucket hat!

An oversize hoodie ($35) is the wear-with-everything staple every wardrobe needs, and this knitted version brings a cozy element for fall. Wear it over leggings or jeans or under shackets or puffer jackets, but however you style it this season, the roomier the fit, the better.

Go graphic in this oversize T-shirt ($18) that combines the logo with a fun illustration. Contrast the casual vibe of the piece by wearing it with a structured plaid blazer or sleek trousers.

Carpenter-style pants are a big trend this season, and these pants ($25) bring the fall vibes thanks to the warm chocolate-brown color and contrast red stitching. All you need for the ultimate fall outfit are a creamy sweater or sweater vest and chunky flat boots.

What would skate style be without a pair of canvas sneakers? These shoes ($20) take your standard skate kicks but dress them up with on-trend checkered laces for a pop of pattern.

With the tonal illustration throughout, these baggy pants ($25) are a super-cool take on black pants. You could match the pants to the puffer vest for a unique black-on-black look or pair with a simple tee to let them stand on their own.

If big, splashy logos aren't your thing, you can still get in on the collab with this simple T-shirt ($18). The roomy fit still caters to skate aesthetic, especially when worn with baggy jeans or sweatpants.