X-Girl

X-Girl is a pioneering women’s streetwear brand founded in 1994 by Kim Gordon of Sonic Youth and stylist Daisy von Furth, with early support from X-Large and the Beastie Boys. The brand was born as the female counterpart to the male-dominated streetwear scene of the 1990s, introducing a new aesthetic that blended casual street style with indie, skate, and grunge influences.

Known for its bold graphics, logo tees, and playful yet minimalist silhouettes, X-Girl captured the spirit of youth and empowerment. The label became a cult favorite for its authenticity and attitude—championing individuality, creativity, and female confidence.

Today, X-Girl continues to thrive internationally, especially in Japan, maintaining its original mission of redefining women’s streetwear. It remains a symbol of creativity, self-expression, and cultural crossover between fashion, art, and music.