Dr. Martens for Ace Hotel NYC 1460 Boots
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Dr. Martens for Ace Hotel NYC 1460 Boots

To further complimenting their “uniforms”, the Ace Hotel in New York City looked towards Dr.

Ace Hotel x Arkitip x Generic Surplus Shoe & Tote Set
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Ace Hotel x Arkitip x Generic Surplus Shoe & Tote Set

Arkitip teams up with Generic Surplus to develop a special collaborative shoe/tote set for the

Ace Hotel presents "One Night in Portland" Recap
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Ace Hotel presents "One Night in Portland" Recap

Definitely one of the most unique and talked about modern lodging joints is the US, the Ace

Ace Hotel New York | Palm Springs
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Ace Hotel New York | Palm Springs

News regarding designer hotelier Ace Hotel has surfaced regarding the planned opening of two

Ace Hotel x Number (N)ine Collection

Ace Hotel x Number (N)ine Collection

Portland’s Ace Hotel forms the latest inspiration for Japanese brand Number (N)ine’s 2008 Fall collection. In a movement made popular by the likes of Kurt Cobain through the Northwestern corridor, this collection designed by Takahiro Miyashita possess a distinct grunge tone. The runway show titled “My Own Private Portland” commenced with a voicemail message and made-in Portland Pendleton wool blankets for guests. The blankets emblazoned with imagery of the iconic and historical significant Thompson elk statute represent a throw back to America’s past as well as a good showing of direction for this collection. For Miyashita, the inclusion of Ace Hotel in his inspiration signified his desire to shed light on Portland in a real and authentic manner, one that showcases the luxurious, albeit in an irregular manner which remembers the past. The blankets will be available for sale through Number (N)ine’s Manhattan location as well as a soon to be opened Ace outpost in New York.

 

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