
For millennials, fashion encompasses more than just colorful fabrics and vibrant accessories. It's about creating an attitude and expressing oneself artistically. But how does it come about? Acclaimed streetwear designer Kyle Ng attempts to find out. He travels around the world to explore clothing origins and discover different types of fabric and apparel that cross borders and weave together culture and expression. From New York to Nairobi, from downtown LA to the Scottish Highlands, Ng meets an eclectic array of designers, fashion connoisseurs, global craftsmen and celebrity stylists who guide him through an examination of clothing as art.

Rodeo in Texas; line-dancing in Rome; banging heads with some death-metal heads obsessed with the cowboy boot in Botswana.

Hunting the craziest pants in the world; teaming up with top designer Jay Kos in New York City, and then traveling to Japan with host Kyle Ng to see far out work pants designs; finishing up in Bushwick to put the WTF into DIY pant culture.

Kyle heads to Scotland to look into all things plaid and tartan, and then low-rides Pendleton Plaid in Los Angeles; Kyle travels to Nairobi, Kenya, to learn from the Maasai about shuka cloth.

A survival lesson on the art of blending in from a Special Forces sniper; learning how to stand out when skateboarder designer Miguel Larrios creates custom streetwear; Waraire Boswell, suit maker for LeBron James and DeAndre Jordan.