Despite being displaced from New Orleans by the devastating Hurricane Katrina a few years ago, artist Jeffrey St. Romain returned to form Structure Skateboards, bringing forth his own detailed and realistic style of art. Having said that, Structure NOLA is another facet of the skate/art world that St. Romain has explored. The New Orleans inspired decks are suitable only as wall-art which seems like a consistent trend these days. Available directly though Structure NOLA.
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In two weeks time St. Patrick’s Day will descend upon us with its symbolic decorations of four leaf clovers, liberal use of green and copious amounts of liquor flowing. Nike has put together a St. Patty’s Day colorway of the Wildwood 90 Free for the holiday. The sneaker includes the use of the expected colors of green and gold, however the liberal use of four leaf clovers perhaps could have been toned down a bit. Available now at Mita.
With a lack of focus in branding for French brand APC, this speaks volumes regarding the brands popularity over the years. Its clean and simple aesthetic presents a timeless classic seen here over jackets, t-shirts and button ups. Available now at Honeyee.
New York’s very own Opening Ceremony has offered a creative mix of different brands in their store front each season. Mostly choosing brands that satisfy their own palettes of fashion, their taste and style is exemplified by their 2008 Spring/Summer footwear collection. The elongated Chukka boot in its various materials are a definite defining piece of this collection.
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Japanese brand N. Hoolywood debuted their 2008 Spring/Summer collection under the theme of “After Sputnik”. Based mostly in part by the American/Soviet race to conquer space in the latter half of the 20th century, N. Hoolywood has applied this theme to this collection of apparel. The items seen here include t-shirts, scarves and a reversible wind resistant shirt.
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