The video explores the concepts of 'trashy' and 'classy' in fashion, focusing on the term 'ghetto' and its historical and cultural implications. It discusses how fashion trends are perceived based on who wears them and the socio-economic undertones of terms like 'ghetto' and 'ratchet'. The video also delves into the historical origins of 'ghetto', its evolution, and how it is used in modern contexts. It highlights the coded language in fashion, cultural appropriation, and the intersection of race and class in the beauty world. The video concludes with an audience question about the first encounter with the word 'ghetto'.

What is the main focus of the introduction section?

• The history of the word 'ghetto'.

• The difference between 'trashy' and 'classy'.

• The impact of hip hop on fashion.

• The role of cultural appropriation in fashion.

What was the original use of the term 'ghetto'?

• To describe neighborhoods where Jews lived.

• To label a style of dance.

• To refer to a type of music.

• To describe a fashion trend.

How is the term 'ghetto' used in modern US culture?

• To refer to a specific type of cuisine.

• To label behaviors and items perceived as low quality.

• To describe a popular music genre.

• To describe high-quality products.

What does the term 'hip hop' often code for in fashion?

• Traditional and conservative.

• Luxury and wealth.

• Modern and innovative.

• Black and poor.

What is the significance of context in cultural fashion?

• It determines the price of fashion items.

• It influences how fashion is perceived.

• It has no impact on fashion trends.

• It dictates the color schemes used in fashion.

What is a key factor in discussions about cultural appropriation?

• The designer's personal style.

• The popularity of the fashion trend.

• The historical context of cultural motifs.

• The cost of the fashion items.

What question does the video end with?

• What is the future of hip hop fashion?

• How do you define 'classy'?

• What is your favorite fashion trend?

• When was the first time you heard the word 'ghetto'?