Reebok’s latest sneaker conquest comes in the form of this three-sneaker elephant pack. Although the elephant print has largely been associated with the popularity of the Air Jordan III, Reebok has done their own rendition on their two lifestyle flagship models, the Pump Omni Lite and Court Victory Pump as well as the running model Ventilator. Available now at select Reebok dealers.
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Reebok’s latest sneaker conquest comes in the form of this three-sneaker elephant pack. Although the elephant print has largely been associated with the popularity of the Air Jordan III, Reebok has done their own rendition on their two lifestyle flagship models, the Pump Omni Lite and Court Victory Pump as well as the running model Ventilator. Available now at select Reebok dealers.
The eco-friendly Madera Slip-On from Vans originally debuted last year in a range of simple solid toned colors. The revisited model seen here includes bolder patterns while incorporating environmentally features such as the use of organic hemp, jute cotton and charcoal sock liners. Check your local Vans dealer for availability.
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Despite the influx of technology being the prevalent form of thought tracking and communication, somethings such as the way of the paper will always be looked upon as a more credible source in the eyes of many. mastermind JAPAN has released a set of notebooks bearing their familiar logos and imagery. Available now at colette.
Award winning gangster film The Godfather is set to be reinterpretated by Japanese brand A Bathing Ape. The first look only reveals the original The Godfather logo with Bape’s trademark camo design. The shirts will only be available through the members only Nigo’s Favorite Shop section starting April 1st.
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Japanese vendor’s popular aesthetic has been linked up with the shirt making expertise of brand James Mortimer on a small capsule of button-up shirts. The special vendor selects collection includes three styles, a linen shirt, broad stripe shirt and tartan check shirt. Within each style you’ll find a further accompaniment of colors.
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Danner has long been the go-to brand for professionals seeking at top quality boot with their original mountaineering styles still being a popular commodity amongst those looking for a solid pair of casual boots. Teaming up with Japanese accessories maker Porter, the team up brings together both the well-known bag styles of Porter with the quality leather of Danner. Three models include a wallet, totebag and shoulder bag. Available now at select stockists of Danner and Porter.
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Continuing with their ongoing series of artist designed collaborations, Supreme has looked to American artist and photographer Marilyn Minter to create a series of skate decks by the controversial artist. Her rise to prominence started in 1989 where her debut show was inspired by hardcore pornography drawing a barrage of criticism from feminists. However, Minter continued on utilizing pornographic imagery and beauty advertisements together. The decks will release April 10th in New York and Los Angeles (April 17th online) while Japan will see an April 12th release.
Sensational English pop artist Damien Hirst will exhibit two new original art pieces this April 3rd at Fred Segal Man. Other contributors to the events overall atmosphere include Warhol Factory and legendary denim makers Levi’s. The Warhol-ian factor includes the use of trademark style of colors applied to not only the installations but special denim as well.
Fred Segal Man420 BroadwaySanta Monica, CAtel: 310.395.9792
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From the looks of things upcoming products from Nike SB, the Nike SB recession experienced in recent memory seem to be looking up for the multi-billion dollar brand which really shouldn’t come as any surprise to many. An upcoming Dunk Low draws its inspirations from famous Neoplasticsm movement abstractionist artist Pieter Cornelius Mondrian. The use of multiple colors does not detract from the overall cohesive simplicity of the design. No word yet on a release date.
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3sixteen’s recent 2008 spring collection has begun to ship to doors worldwide and with it comes a small preview into their collection of cut & sew. 3sixteen has made a strong commitment to this segment of their collection as each season brings forth new conquests and solidifies their brand theme. A look here includes the Squadron hoodie in black and the Dapper hoodie in black/white stripes or white/blue stripes. Check your local 3sixteen dealer for availability.
This year has marked a monumental stage in Converse’s long and storied history. Reaching the century mark has been no easy task for any brand, however through the strengths of Converse’s marquee products, the brand has created a lasting legacy as it looks towards the future. Their strong foundation has enabled them to create and lead strong humanitarian efforts such as the (PRODUCT) Red campaign which since day one has set out to help in the battle against AIDS. The centurion mark along with the (PRODUCT) Red project came together in an event celebration titled Celebrating 1HUND(RED) Artists. (PRODUCT) Red was conceptualized as a means for some of the world’s leading creative minds to create original artworks highlighting the struggle against AIDS. Although it would be difficult to list all one hundred contributing artists, the list includes Rostarr (USA), Rinzen (USA), Michael Schall (USA), Hiroshi Fujiwara (Japan), Jeremyville (Australia), Michael White for Dondi White (USA), Colletivo Design (Brazil), Grandpeople (Norway), Supakitch (France) and UPSO (USA). The March 27th event was highlighted by DJ performances by Thurston Moore (Sonic Youth) and special sets by Simian Mobile Disco and DJ Spencer Sweeney. The installations were designed by a few of the New York based contributors, Rostarr, Rinzen and Michael Schall. The collection of sneakers will release over the upcoming months, with 10% of wholesale price of each product sold benefiting The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.
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