Lil Yachty recently posed for PLACES+FACES, the London-based streetwear label, despite not needing the visibility. At 27, he’s well established in music and fashion, currently juggling a five-month tour, Nike design work, new videos, and leading his Concrete Boys rap group and clothing line.
Yachty’s shoot in a PLACES+FACES mesh baseball top reflects his ongoing support for independent fashion. Just weeks earlier, he wore Corteiz gear to promote its latest drop, becoming one of few major U.S. artists to spotlight both UK brands in quick succession.
His streetwear involvement goes deeper than one-off appearances. Yachty regularly backs indie names like Lorenzo OG, Milli Point Two, PDF Channel, and Denim Tears — even modeling for them in full looks. He’s also appeared in Tyler, The Creator’s GOLF le FLEUR*.
Rather than aligning solely with big luxury brands, Yachty gives visibility to smaller creators through organic partnerships. It’s a consistent, personal approach that resonates with fans who see him as authentic and style-driven.
More than just a rapper in designer clothes, Lil Yachty is a visible supporter of streetwear’s next generation — helping them rise while staying true to what he genuinely likes.
