The upcoming Stussy x Neighborhood line, Boneyards has been getting major buzz in street wear
The Stussy x Neighborhood “Boneyards” Collection is one of the seasons most anticipated
In conjunction with the upcoming release of the Stussy and Neighborhood Boneyards collection,
More images of the products from the Stussy x Neighborhood “Boneyards” project have been
Boneyards, the collaboration project between Stussy and Neighborhood, has just launched its website. The site is very simple but artistically done with a pixelated image of crashing waves as the background. It describes the motivation behind this project precisely and features many different artists and designers raised in different parts of the world. You can also download the Dusted Oldies Slow Motion mixtape on the website as well.
Check it out [HERE]
We’ve shown you the Nike Blazer as part of the Stussy x Neighborhood Boneyards collection, now let us inform you of the pre-release party they’re hosting at 144 La Brea. The party will be hosted by all 3 big guns on June 20th, and will include live music, hot dogs, snow cones, and cotton candy. The night will go from 8-11, but be sure to RSVP since space is limited.
For Stussy SF’s 7th anniversary, they got together with some big brands, including Nexus7, Headporter, and OriginalFake, to design a few pieces called Vanish Project. It seems that the project includes some wallet and bags that feature signature logos and graphics from each brand. Limited numbers will be released at the collaborative stores while the complete collection will be released at Stussy SF. It is always fun to see the collaborative results from the major players in the industry.
Only last week, Microsoft’s chief executive Steve Ballmer prophesied the death of print media within the next 10 years as everything goes to an online format. With him having made such a bold statement, we can’t help but feel that despite our current profession in the movement Ballmer feels will take over, the physicality of print media stands little chance of truly dying. Media such as this upcoming newspaper created as part of the much anticipated Stussy x Neighborhood Boneyards collection is something we feel regardless of the times will still hold its weight in certain circumstances. At the end of the day, the tangible aspect and the tactile feel of thumbing through the pages is something irreplaceable and commands respect. Although little is known regarding the background of this newspaper, we expect to see a range of interview with the creative minds behind this memorable collection.
Source: Paul Mittleman
The much talked about Stussy x Neighborhood Boneyards Collection will see its release next week. Among the launching points will be the specially created Boneyards Pop-Up store in Vancouver’s notorious Gas Town area. The Boneyards Pop-Up store will later go on to serve as the latest addition to the Stussy Chapter family as Vancouver serves as the second opening for Canada in less then a year. Doors will open for this highly hyped collection at 11:00 am with a friends & family barbecue taking place at 3:00 pm.
Stussy x Neighborhood Boneyards Collection Pop-Up Store
Saturday, June 21st, 2008
49 Powell Street
Vancouver, British Columbia
Canada
On June 21th, Stussy Honolulu will be hosting a party at Next Door located in Hawaii’s own Chinatown. With DJ Muro (Tokyo) spinning that night, this will be a party to check out.
Next Door (China Town)
43 North Hotel Street
Honolulu, HI 96817
A website has been launched for the Stussy x Neighborhood “Boneyards” Project. Currently there isn’t much information on the website about the project but the project will launch on June 21st. Keep checking the site or sign up to their newsletter to get the latest info on the Boneyards Project.
Check the site [HERE]
For underground/punk cartoonist Gary Panter, the artist has amassed a series of accolades for his revolutionary style of imagery which focused on a distinct punk and DIY aesthetic. Despite his expertise with the pen, he has also dabbled in music-making, which forms the basis for this upcoming t-shirt pack, Pray for Smurph. Based on Panter’s 1980s psychedelic country album for Japanese label Overheat, the t-shirt features the album art and a track-list on the back. Available June 11th.
Source: Respectable Things
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