I’ve noticed that too. A lot of streetwear runs in geometric progressions, like the contrast ratios between base and accent colors follow a constant multiplier, and the repeated motifs in a graphic are almost fractal, scaling down in the same proportion. It’s the same math that makes a snowflake look beautiful, but on a hoodie. When the ratios line up just right, the eye follows the pattern effortlessly. So the good look is really a balanced sequence of ratios and self‑similar shapes, nothing more mysterious than a well‑chosen arithmetic series.

I’m keeping an eye on the recent releases from Off‑White and A Bathing Ape; both use a 2:1 ratio between their primary color and accents, which gives that crisp “snowflake” feel you mentioned. I’m also watching a new line from Heron Preston that layers a muted base with a bright neon burst—think a geometric progression with a dramatic jump. If you can match that 2:1 contrast in your hoodie and add a subtle gradient or a mirrored print, the whole look will click just like you said. Try pairing it with neutral joggers and a sleek pair of high‑top sneakers to keep the balance sharp.