What Went Down at Hypebeast Cup’s Closing Party with Depop
For one last time before the monthlong activation’s doors closed, Depop hosted a final event for the New York City community, where soccer, fashion and culture converged.
Hypebeast Cup’s monthlong pop-up in New York City was home to all things football and fashion – with Depop’s rotating Depop Clubhouse activation emphasizing the enduring connection between the two worlds. After hosting a selection of vintage sellers on-site at the pop-up all month long, it was only right that Depop host one last watch party for the most important football match of the past four years. Here’s what went down at Hypebeast Cup’s Closing Party with Depop.
Following up previous Depop sellers Kevin (@farerisvintage) and Vicky (@zainthegoatt), the third Depop seller Vintage Vin (@vintagevin__) was on-site at Hypebeast Cup for the final week of Depop Clubhouse to showcase his selection of curated vintage pieces, ranging from warm-up gear to practice hoodies and everything in between.
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Elsewhere, Depop’s customization station was in full swing, with attendees pulling up to the center of the store to design blank jerseys with limited-edition Depop x Hypebeast Cup patches.
Before the match kicked off, Dylan Ali was spinning, and throughout the evening, drinks by Toki were flowing. The room was filled long before kick-off, with both friends and family of Hypebeast and Depop mingling with New York City’s tastemakers and emerging talent alike.
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Even though Depop Clubhouse’s doors are closed now, fear not; you can still shop the Hypebeast Edit on the platform to get your hands on one of our community-sourced vintage pieces.
