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The Star Wars-inspired colorway boasts stark white uppers with red details and reflective accents.
Bringing together a decade of her most iconic tracks.
Tadayuki Kato and Shinsuke Nakada’s Vans’ offshoot offers up another impressive delivery.
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The iconic footwear model, a canvas for bold expression, shines in stylish moments captured on a bustling day in NYC.
Another Kicks/HI collabo with SigZane, a meeting of Hawaiian crafts with street culture. Kicks/HI as you know is one of Hawaii’s premium street boutiques and are especially known for their woven dunk with Nike a while back. This time around, SigZane chose a ocean current/coral pattern for their newest collaboration, and placed it in a checkered pattern on the cap. This version emulates a LV pattern so this satisfies those with a luxurious taste as well as those seeking traditional cultural satisfaction. Check out the SigZane site for a deeper interpretation of the hat’s patterns.
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For their new polo shirt line, British brand Fred Perry has teamed up with the creative duo of &SON and famous stylists Simon Foxton and Nick Griffiths. Blending colorful bold design and British-royal-army-inspired camouflage, those new polos are a compliment to your summertime wardrobe. Available now at the Fred Perry flagship store on Koto street, priced at 25,200 JPY (about $250 USD).
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A strong contingency of classic rockers have graced various Vans models in recent memory including Iron Maiden and Motorhead. Add KISS to the list of collaborators which can be seen here in a preview on a SK-8 Hi. Lead guitarist Ace Frehley’s mug is pasted on the side in his classic get-up. One would assume a full pack would release with the whole crew of band members, however this is yet to be determined. A release date has been slated for October.
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In memory of the short-lived Wreck Center initiated by A-ron (formerly of aNYthing and Supreme), a photo print t-shirt was created on A-ron’s latest fashion venture Off Bowery. For those unfamiliar, the Wreck Center represented a coming together of all facets of culture, including music, skating and art among other things. No word yet on availability.
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While one of the marquee pieces for Acronym’s 2008 spring/summer collection focusing on the SP3 shorts, here’s a further look at the highly technical collection of jackets and tops from the performance driven brand. Aside from apparel, a handful of customizable and functional bags are also available. Available now at various Acronym dealers around the world.
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New models of Ubiq’s Ilis sneaker have been released. Available in both its standard and low models, differences included the use of leather on the standard model while the low is comprised of suede. A few accents mark the upper including contrast stitching and leather stripes. Available now at Chapter World.
The latest designs from Original Fake have been released. Taking the form of the Target and Two Fingers t-shirts, the graphics combine some of your favorite Kaws created elements including the Companion. Available now at “Sold Out” as well as other select Original Fake dealers.
A walk through any of Tokyo’s most popular and well trafficked areas and you’re sure to come across a sticker or two from worldly traveler BNE. His influence and exposure has resulted in his own series of t-shirts. Available now at Revolution Information.
Creative Recreation’s premium line of familiar releases has recently hit select retailers. With popular models like Cesario Lo, Rocco and revisited, an inherent focus on new and premium reptile influenced materials can be seen. Available now at 5&A Dime, with prices ranging from $150 USD to $165 USD.
A further series of products have released as part of N. Hoolywood’s retrospective collection “After Sputnik”. The overall theme of the spring/summer collection is the previous look into back and forth battle for space supremacy. These most recent t-shirts are all related to various space events including sequence shots of rocket launches and a symbolic shot of a chimpanzee, who were among the first astronauts used by NASA.
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