Dapper Streetwear with Everlane, Brixton, Moops

I recently acquired a few dapper finds that have become deeply ingrained into the basics of my wardrobe. All these items I was wearing practically every day before SUMMER summer hit, and I still combine these items with shorts and polos now.

My brilliant photographer Sam Murray captured the beautiful graffiti we enjoyed as well during this shoot. Many thanks to Everlane who gifted me this sweater last year, Moop for the dashing weather resistant backpack, Topman* for the jeans, and Dakota Watch Company for the gold bling.

Sonny Oram Dapper Streewear
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Hat: Brixton, Cavern Snapback
Sweater: Everlane
Button-up: Everlane
Watch: Dakota Watch Company
Jeans: Topman Mid Wash Skinny Jeans*
Socks: Topman*
Shoes: Bass Men's Pomona Oxford
Backpack: Moopο»Ώ


*Topman is sponsoring Qwear. Read about their sponsorship here.

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Sonny Oram

Sonny Oram is the founder of Qwear, a leading voice in the queer fashion movement for more than 15 years, and the author of the foreword to Queer and Trans Fashion Brands: Resistance and Revolution in the 21st Century (Bloomsbury Academic, 2025). His work has been featured in major media outlets including HuffPost, BuzzFeed, Design*Sponge, and QTYPE Magazine. In 2016, he spoke at South by Southwest as part of the first official queer fashion panel.

Through Qwear, Sonny has launched influential campaigns, including the award-winning #ThisIsWhatAsexualLooksLike with Yasmin Benoit, and continues to create spaces for underrepresented communities across internet and print media. He has also used search engine optimization (SEO) to increase the visibility and diversity of queer representation in online search results, helping terms such as “androgynous style,” “bisexual style,” and “asexual” reflect a broader range of identities and experiences.

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