Shop the Closets of Streetwear Superstars

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Now more than ever, streetwear is influencing the fashion world — and women have embraced the trend wholeheartedly. Although cult-favorite women's brands like Dimepiece really get what we're looking for — more fitted versions of men's pieces — some style stars like Kylie Jenner beeline straight to the source, which is why this new streetwear-focused startup isn't just for the boys.

Curateurs is a fashion and lifestyle site founded by some very heavy hitters: KarmaLoop founder Greg Selkoe, UpscaleHype founders Allen and Kyle Onyia, 10-year Apple vet Cedric J. Rogers, and tech wiz Dr. Paul Judge. The team's first three "Curateurs" are designer Jeff Staple, rapstar A$AP Ferg, and Grammy Award-winning music producer, Ryan Leslie, and fans are invited to shop their closets here in addition to learning more about their style vibes. (You can also pay $15,000 to have A$AP Ferg paint you a custom masterpiece.)

"Everyone wants to know what's cool," Dr. Judge explains. "Curateurs showcases a range of cool from high-end pieces that you might find at Sotheby's such as Ryan Leslie's grand piano to streetwear like Jeff Staple's Staple Pigeon brand."

Intrigued? Explore the site here, and look forward to shopping the closets of The Chainsmokers and Raekwon.