Denim Tears
Featuring brans like Supreme, Palace, Stüssy and more.
A matching slicker set, a fishing vest and a hoodie mapping Tremaine Emory’s father’s favorite spots anchor the Stüssy Tears collection.
The upcoming release highlights co-branded outerwear including an orange windbreaker with the SS link and cotton wreath motif.
The show frames Emory’s Denim Tears output alongside works by Jacob Lawrence, Faith Ringgold and the contemporary artists in his orbit.
The musk floral is built around rural Georgia after the rain, with a dry, hay-warmed drydown.
Featuring Supreme’s Larry Clark collaboration, Palace’s latest seasonal drop and JENNIE’s debut collection with adidas Originals.
The second drop of the André Leon Talley-inspired Fall/Winter 2026 collection is fit for the Øway rapper.
The 153-piece capsule marks the first official apparel collaboration authorized by the late editor’s estate.
Niontay, Sideshow, and Anysia Kym front the lookbook for “Act III pt. 2,” further evolving the connection between the Tremaine Emory-led streetwear imprint and MIKE’s independent record label.
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“The world of Denim Tears is a house, and I’ve just added another piece of furniture to it,” Tremaine Emory exclusively shared with Hypebeast.
Uniting the NYC-based rapper and viral content creator for a campaign led by the brand’s latest offering of “African Diaspora Goods.”
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