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A blue-hued, denim-dominant delivery entitled “No Operation.”
Delivering collaborations with Damien Hirst and Ernie Barnes, an Aphex Twin photo tee and a Supreme-exclusive Mies Van Der Rohe Barcelona chair in washed denim.
Complete with ‘Ghost In The Shell’ and BerBerJin collaborations.
Featuring three varieties of polos plus cashmere sweaters and hoodies.
Bounty Hunter have just released some new products in some trademark Bounty Hunter styles. Some of the releases include washed denim featuring the Bounty Hunter insignia on the backside, the pirate tee featuring extensive details on the front and back, and the Old English style font logo tee.
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Plain Gravy from Los Angeles has just released their new collection. The Hundreds has showcased some of the new releases including some Summer-friendly plaid tank tops along with some other t-shirt designs.
Graffiti artist Slick recently got together with none other then Disney to collaborate on an New Era Cap. The hat features Mickey Mouse alongside white piping and extensive splatter paint details. Available only through Disney.
This upcoming Friday, June 8th, the doors will open at The Hundreds store on Rosewood to mark the release of their latest collaboration with half store/half art gallery, Us Versus Them. Both stores will see the release of a black version, while The Hundreds will receive a Caribbean Blue color and Versus’ will receive the Heather Grey.
The motif of the shirt features an old school World War II cartoon character featured in propaganda posters created by Walt Disney. The original theme was to represent the job-hopping done by people and how this was detrimental to the war effort due to the lost productivity. Fast forward over 50 years later, and this theme still bears some relevance from a different light. Large corporations enter into various subcultures and essentially throw a lot of money into it just for it to crash and burn at a later date.
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The Hundreds latest Chronicle takes them through an interview with artist Slick from Dissizit. The feature includes not only an interview but a look into some of Slick’s art pieces and some of the latest in upcoming apparel from Slick’s clothing line.
CLS and Porter is set to release via the Honyee Store this latest collection titled the Shadow City Classics. This collection features a variety of well-thought out and functional developments in design. The collection features back packs, tote bags, coin purses, an iPod Nano case as well as a ring belt.
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Nike SB is releasing some interesting shoes this month and they’ve updated their site with their June releases. Look forward to seeing some Jordan, Elephant print inspired Team Editions, “Aragon” P-Rods, the highly anticipated Griptape Dunk Mids and brown snakeskin lows. Also, Nike SB will be releasing their first SB slip on, the Nike SB Verona will also feature Elephant print. More pictures after the jump.
The design team over at New Balance has been putting in some serious work, we see this with these new colorways. These sample 576’s feature a 3M pattern along the toe box and panel and are slated for an early ‘08 release. These and others samples will be on display at the Streething Swap Meet x Sole Obsession event this Saturday in Kuala Lumpur. More pictures after the jump!
Image: Sole Obession via Slam X Hype
Singaporean brand Republic Union is set to release its upcoming collection later on this week. The collection features a variety of cut n’ sew t-shirts with quantities limited to no more then 15 pieces each. Republic Union have also personally customized some Levi’s 524’s in a distressed style. Available at Republic Union.
Photographer Fatsarazzi is set to debut a new show later this month (June 15th) till June 30th. The focus of the show is the environment of Indian culture in a post modernistic view. This is a great opportunity to see the works of Fats Shariff in action.
“The Mahamaya not only brought authentic Indian cuisine to Berne, but is also highly dedicated (or committed) with a lot of passion to the spread of young and contemporary culture of the Indian Diaspora – which spiritual home is cosmopolitan London. One of the main and important figures of this British Asian culture is the photographer Fats Shariff – more and very well known all over the world under his artist name Fatsarazzi. Before his function as documentalist of the international urban, style and street culture – Fatsarazzi was doing production work for fashion labels such as Maharishi, Lagerfeld Sport, Silas & Maria, & Addict to name a few.
His photographs in the exhibition in Berne are showing us a lifestyle between Indian tradition and post-post-modern urban culture.”
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