Complex sits at the top of H&M USA's neighbor set at 0.91 — a culture and streetwear magazine outranking every fashion brand in the top 10, including luxury houses like Dior (social) (0.88) and Marc Jacobs (0.86).
The shape is broad: scores run from 0.91 down to 0.85 across the top 10 with no sharp drop-off, meaning the audience overlaps widely rather than concentrating on a single neighbor. Fashion brands do dominate the subcategory count — Dior (social), Marc Jacobs, Jimmy Choo, and Fendi all appear — but the non-fashion entries are the more structurally interesting signal. SoundCloud (0.89) ranks second overall, ahead of every fashion neighbor; Ask Lyft (0.87) and Sneaker News (0.86) also place inside the top five. That mix — music platforms, a ride-share brand, and a sneaker publication sitting alongside luxury fashion — points to an audience shaped as much by urban culture and streetwear adjacency as by apparel itself. Zoe Saldana (0.85) is the lone celebrity in the top 10, classified as an Actor, and Beatport (0.85), an entertainment platform oriented toward electronic music, rounds out the set.
The overall picture is a fashion audience with a strong pull toward music, sneaker culture, and lifestyle media — not a cluster defined by fashion alone.