Check out the new Diamond Supply Co. x Shalom collaboration hoodie, it features discharged ink on the back and crackled foil print on the front. These just went up this afternoon on Digital Gravel and will most likely sell out quick. Even though its summer, might as well get your fall hoodie game up while you can!
Info: Nick Diamond & Digital Gravel
The BBC/Ice Cream virtual store has been updated with items like the coach and track jackets pictured above and three colors of a Dollar/Diamonds terry cloth towel. Stay tune for more updates coming soon, until then enjoy sun seeking with your $95 beach towel.
Image: BBC/Ice Cream
The Downtown Don himself Aron recently did an interview with Cliquenmove. In it he talks about the current state of street wear, the impact that New York has had on his life and future aspirations. He also offers a lot of background information regarding the New York scene detailing some of the trends that have made the NY scene amongst the strongest and varied. Interview can be seen on channel 9.
In addition to the Nike Joga Bonito Bearbrick toys, Nike and Medicom have also collaborated on these Bearbrick World Cup tees.
World Cup begins in less than 24 hours!
Image: Hirofumi Kiyonaga @ Honeyee
June 13th is a collaboration project between Hiroki Nakamura of Visvim, Jose Parla, and Dr. Romanelli, of which we’ve spoken on previously.
This is the latest photo of the June 13th Visvim FBT, with the colored leather patchwork skirt by Dr. Romanelli complete. Jose Parla will now be hand painting the skirts one-by-one, out in LA. The attention to detail on these shoes is unparalled – check out that “XIII” hole pattern on the toebed!
The June 13th exhibition will open on June 13th at 181 Martel in Los Angeles.
Image: Hiroki Nakamura @ Honeyee
The double-toned Nike Air Force 1 dubbed the “Scarface” features a Yin-Yang colourway on the upper, with the outer half of the shoe in white, and the inner half of the shoe black finished off with an icy sole. Something different for people who like to be unique.
