New York Times has a new article in their fashion section on the surging popularity of streetwear. The article expands on how certain brands like 10 Deep, Phenomenon, Greedy Genius, etc. are capturing audiences of fashion who are looking to products that are not mass produced but are still affordable and considered luxurious in street terms. The article also talks about how with little to no advertising at all, shops like Barneys sell out of some of these products very quickly. Read it now at NYTimes.
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With their recent appearance in a new Toyota commercial, Greedy Genius has definitely put themselves on the map as one of the newest sneaker brands on the spotlight. Head on over to Weekly Drop now as Mik from Greedy Genius answers a few questions about the start of the company and their plans for the future.
We recently posted a story about the Silly Thing: Event Horizon – Retro Journey of the Spraycan Wizard exhibit in Hong Kong. Now we are showing you the tees that are part of that event which were designed by Futura. It’s a special Silly Thing x Futura x Supreme x Undercover collaboration. It bears the Silly Thing logo in spray form at the front, while the title of the exhibit is printed on the back. Definitely a must have item if you get a chance to see this great exhibit.
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A new Nike SB mid model just surfaced over at NikeSB.org. This new mid sports a black and grey colorway similar to the fogs, the other cool thing about this pair is that it’s all in suede. Look out for them in 2007.
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Undercover recently released some new tees as part of their Fall/Winter 2006 collection. The new shirt range is very bizarre in design, which includes a multi-eyed portrait of a girl, a distorted bear image, a guy with a hand for a face, and other weird graphics. These would surely get people to scratch their heads when they see whats on your shirt.
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