As carabiners adorn the belt loops of hipsters worldwide, Las Vegas boutique House of Commons has created a more functional approach to the popular keychain. Their Utility Carabiner features a fold-out knife, bottle opener and screw-drivers among other things in addition to its duties as a safe keeper of your keys. Available now only at House of Commons. For more details check out the House of Commons website.
House of Commons
2470 E. Pebble Rd. Suite 107
Henderson, NV 89074
p: 702.823.4354
MON – FRI 12-8pm
SAT – 12-7pm
SUN – CLOSED
A mainstay on the football terraces around the world, football scarves have always been an economical way of showing your team love. Known for their fitted caps, Official has created their own black and yellow scarf. Highlights include the AK-47 crest and the “Murderers” motif, referencing Official’s desire to destroy the current model of sportswear. Four other scarves are set to release.
As the talented twin brother collective Os Gemeos (The Twins), they have made a name for themselves for their creative approach to replicating the slums and ghettos often seen in Brazil. Their latest show, “Sonhei Que Tinha Sonhado” (I dreamed that I had dreamed) is a comprehensive vision of art which creates an amazing journey that goes beyond the 2D with fixtures.
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“A Study of Movement in Quiet Space” represents the narrative for House of Cassette’s 2008 Spring/Summer collection. On the heels of their previous 2007 Fall/Winter direction, this latest capsule embodies some similar characteristics as it strives to achieve through its voyage through uncharted territories. Unlike previous releases, this most recent design aesthetic embodies color rather then it’s usually monochromatic palette to create a new direction. As a brand with such a rich concept, House of Cassette is surely on a path for success given it’s upcoming offerings. The full lookbook can be seen at the site while a list of stockists can be found here.
Nom de Guerre’s minimalistic aesthetic has arrived at British retailer oki-ni. Their design influence is far and wide reaching, dictating fashion and trends with each seasons strong collections. The pieces seen here include denim, jackets, cardigans, and t-shirts. The pieces are currently available at select Nom de Guerre stockists.