Here is something a bit different than the usual. If you’re into the fetish thing (or even if you’re not), then this preview of a tribute to John Willy’s artwork on Surrender might intrigue you.
According to Streetwear Today, “this graphic is a tribute to John Willie, a British Artist who was born in Singapore during the 1900’s and then moved to New York during the 1920’s to start his publication, the Bizarre magazine, which Willie also edited. John Willie was a master of the bondage genre, and he created numerous works for private orders, which unfortunately have never been published.” Info from ASF.
Kickback is a recently opened store in Germany. They carry a great selection of sneakers and apparel including Nike, New Balance, Asics, Onitsuka Tiger, Mighty Healthy, Skinuss and more! Their online store ships worldwide as well so there’s no problem in getting the goods you need!
Yukho over at Bobbleheads has done an interview with Hong Kong toy mastermind Eric So. Info via RTHQ.
“One of the hottest and most interesting new collectibles is the unusual “Hong Kong” style of vinyl figure. Featuring a distortedly stylized approach to anatomy combined with outstanding craftsmanship and detail, these figures are produced in very small quantities and are seldom seen outside of Asia. One of the leading creators in this genre is Eric So.”
Read the rest of the interview here.
Footwear News Magazine has just dropped their latest issue which features a interview/article on JB Classics! In the article, it talks about how Jason Bass started his brand from scratch and also talks about his future plans for JB Classics.
Click HERE to take a look at the article.
You can now take a look at the latest adidas Y-3 Fall/Winter 2005 collection by Yohji Yamamoto. The new collection includes various clothing items as well as 24 new sneakers for both men and women. Info from Josh Spear.
Everyone wants to have unique kicks speaking for themselves. Read an easy way to do that from HighSnobiety. JGood is known by their customized sneakers, and they are selling a custom kit for sneakers on their website. If you are interested to start customizing your own sneaker, it would be a good kit to start with. $27.95, shipped anywhere in the world. Might be a little bit expensive than if you get them separately but their 18-page guide is well worth it.
