The June 1997 issue of Boon is a youth street culture magazine focusing on vintage American fashion. This issue's main feature, "Made in U.S.A: 200 Vintage Items," highlights 200 iconic American vintage pieces, including classic Nike sneakers and 60s sweatshirts. The magazine also showcases a special segment called "Vintage Nike Museum," where rare sneakers and running shoes are on display. Additionally, it presents a curated list of 30 imported UK sneakers and a collection of 129 denim and sneaker combinations titled "501XX and Nike Selection."
The cultural content includes a feature on New York street fashion titled "Street Real in N.Y." and a special piece on hip-hop style items called "HIP HOP Real Items." The issue also covers the phenomenon of Star Wars figure collecting, exploring the passion behind the fandom.
In the interview section, readers can find conversations with popular figures like Ryoko Hirosue and a dialogue between Puffy and Bellucci, offering insights into the perspectives of street fashion icons. Additionally, the magazine delves into brand histories and showcases items favored by enthusiasts.
Other notable features include a thought-provoking article titled "Is the Earth Doomed?" addressing environmental issues, an in-depth analysis of the game Final Fantasy VIII, and a practical guide on restoring vintage denim.
Boon June 1997 serves as a comprehensive guide to vintage fashion and street culture, providing teenagers with the latest trends and cultural insights of the era.
