In an attempt to appease the post-war housing boom facing America, the Case Study Houses was an experiment bringing together leading architects to design efficient and sustainable housing. The Skate Study House revisits this previous theme under a different premise. Regular skate decks and components are transformed into everyday household items and furniture in an attempt to make efficient and flowing designs. The installation was masterminded by Etnies founder Pierre Andre Senizergues and Gil Le Bon de Lapointe and will be on display starting January 28th at Colette.
A new Nike Air Max 90 is set to release soon. Under the moniker “Carnival”, the brightly designed sneaker includes a mesh toebox, multi-colored mosaic sole and plaid laces. Check your local Nike dealer for availability.
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Huf is at it again with another drop of New Era fitted caps. Although the logo often remains the same, Huf has consistently been on the creative tip exploring interesting materials. This latest batch includes alligator and snake skin. Releasing this Saturday, January 26th at Huf.
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Attention to detail and high quality craftsmanship has enable British luggage makers Globe-Trotter to withstand the test of time with a history dating back over 100 years. In celebration of Globe-Trotter’s 110th anniversary, Japanese fashion label Undercover helped co-design some pieces. Both a suitcase and PVC luggage are available in signature Undercover styles.
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In an effort to promote awareness towards skin cancer, designer Marc Jacobs and photographer Brian Bowen Smith enlisted the aid of celebrities to take it all off for a series of photo print t-shirts. The t-shirts include Naomi Campbell, Christy Turlington, Winona Ryder, Dita Von Teese and Marc Jacobs himself. The proceeds from the sale of the $20 t-shirts and photographs will benefit the NYU Interdisciplinary School of Medicine Melanoma Cooperative Group. Available at Marc Jacob flagship stores.
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