Essense has updated their website with a collaboration by Fuct and Brooklyn Projects. This tee will be exclusively for the new Brooklyn Projects store opening at Echo Park. The shirt has a gangster look with the phrase ‘Pay us the Fucking Money’ print in gold.
Info: Essense
You might already have seen the new shirt from Brown Babies here but here is more information. According to the BB$, they will release their new Summer line on May 8th. Stay tune for more info and pictures.
Info: Brown Babies
Image: The Hundreds
Hellz bellz, one of the street brands representing the ladies, recently did an interview with Dopefiend. Check out the lady behind Hellz Bellz as well as Rocawear Misslawn’s mind on everything.
Click here to read the interview.
Info: Dopefiend
Invisble NYC is an exclusive, appointment only tattoo studio and art gallery in New York founded by Troy Denning. They recently did a collaboration tee with the boutique, Atmos. The graphic on the front is the combination of Invisible NYC’s logo and Atmos’ logo. The ink they used for printing has a shinny quality that gives the shirt a nice touch.
Image: Atmos Tokyo
Paul Mittleman has a new review of some of the best tees on his blog on Honeyee including this tee by Kaws for the Original Fake project with Medicom Toy. The graphic on the tee is the first drawing Kaws did for the project and it has become one of Kaws’ favorite tees. Original Fake’s web site is coming very soon and there will be a lot more Kaws X Medicom Toy collaborations coming out.
Image: Paul Mittleman
A new pair of Nike SB Dunk Low samples has mysteriously appeared on eBay recently. The ironic fact is that these Nike SB Dunks which appear to mimic the colors from eBay’s logo are first seen on the internet via an eBay auction (Of course, this is only my prediction). Nevertheless, the vivid colors and nubuck upper is undoubtedly going to attract some attention. According to Sole Redemption and assuming they make it to production, these will be released in 2007.
Update: As usual, my predictions are wrong. Thanks to Workz, we have news that these were inspired by H.R Pufnstuf, a children’s TV show that aired early in 1970.
Image: eBay @ Sole Redemption
