Drake's Style Evolution From 2009 to 2022

We didn’t really see much of Drake in the music video for “Best I Ever Had,” but it’s still a fun throwback for nostalgic reasons. The varsity jacket was definitely 09 vibes to the fullest.

2011 is when we started to see a little bit more from Drake in the fashion department. There were more hoodies, and different types of jackets other than varsity ones being displayed in his music videos and performances. It was also the year that he dropped Take Care, which some still have as being their favorite Drake album. 

2013. Also known as the year of Nothing Was the Same. There’s definitely a more suave mature look coming from Drake with the start of the Nothing Was the Same era, which is evident in the video for the title track. 

Was there any song on the face of this planet bigger than “Hotline Bling” in 2015? Survey says no. “Hotline Bling” also has a case for being the most “memeable” video to date, and part of what made it so memorable aside from the catchy lyrics and beat, was the look Drake wore in the video. The red puffer jacket, white jordan tee, and timbs that Drake rocked needs to be put in an exhibit at some point.

Once again another Drake album to represent a monumental year for a lot of us. Scorpion brought us “God’s Plan,” “Nice for What,” and “In My Feelings” amongst other classic tracks. The respective videos for those singles also had some nice fashion in it as well. It’s hard to believe this was four years ago. 

We weren’t outside in 2020 for obvious reasons, but we did get the Dark Lane Demo Tapes which had some sick cover art.

While elements of 2021 were pretty much just like 2020, there were some standout fashion moments such as this IG post from Drake in September 2021. It was also the year we got Scary Hours 2 and Certified Lover Boy which still goes hard.