Photography Emi IguchiFashion / FeatureFashion / FeaturePhotos of the sleazy style at Boycrazy’s Berlin link-upThe LA label threw a block party at the weekend, and photographer Emi Iguchi was on hand to capture all the best looksShareLink copied ✔️July 28, 2026July 28, 2026Text Elliot Hoste Photography Emi Iguchi Boycrazy – Berlin summer 2026 block party What’s the most boy crazy city in the world? Many people will have their own answers, but you could make a strong case that it’s Berlin. Its thriving nightlife and fashion scenes have become an epicentre for queer culture, which is why LA brand Boycrazy chose the city for its latest fashion link-up. Founded during the COVID-19 pandemic by photographer Jaden Walker, the brand is known for reinterpreting famous typography for its own ends, like its ‘Spit’ ribbed vest which riffs on the Sprite logo, or redesigning Gap’s iconic hoodie to read ‘FAG’ instead. “It’s supposed to be lighthearted and cute,” Walker told us in 2023. “It’s a silly brand.” This weekend, to coincide with Berlin Pride, Boycrazy made the trip across the Atlantic for a raucous block party, taking over a street corner in Schöneberg with Reference Studios for drinks, DJs and a pop-up full of archive pieces. As one might expect from a Boycrazy block party, the looks all skated on the scuzzier side, with double stacked boxers and sagging pants, cargo jorts and studded belts, while practically everyone else was rocking a ‘FAG’ hoodie. Elsewhere, the pop-up was selling exclusive new tees, and those proved popular too, with many opting for the ‘You suck/Do you swallow?’ slogan vest, but most just going completely shirtless to show off their tattoos. What else would you expect from a boy crazy crowd? Scroll through the gallery at the top of the page for all the looks from the party Escape the algorithm! Get The DropEmail address SIGN UP Get must-see stories direct to your inbox every weekday. Privacy policy Thank you. You have been subscribed Privacy policy Expand your creative community and connect with 30,000+ creatives from around the world.TrendingAmsterdam brand Roy Is A Mess is pushing scene to the extremeFrom iPod bangles to Bluetooth heels and neon wigs, Roy Adriaens’ eponymous brand pays homage to the chaos of 2010s youth cultureFashionEventWhat went down at Merrell’s Parkland walk with Ollie RangerHingeLife & CultureRufi Thorpe and Grant Ginder on the magic of putting yourself out thereMusic A rare interview with Tricky, Bristol’s trip-hop phantom EventWhat went down at the Dazed x Asia Roma summer partyBeauty10 of the hottest Instagram accounts fusing art, sex and eroticaLife & CultureIs the grid dead? How young people are changing the feedFashionPunketo: meet the Indigenous Gen-Z punks of Mexico CityArt & PhotographyBlissful photos of friends reuniting amid a steamy Berlin summerEscape the algorithm! Get The DropEmail address SIGN UP Get must-see stories direct to your inbox every weekday. Privacy policy Thank you. You have been subscribed Privacy policy