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One of the hottest brands in the world might be changing the game again. Denim Tears is releasing camo print sweatsuits.
As spotted on High Snobiety the popular label has updated their signature cotton wreath branding for a limited run. On Wednesday, Dec. 4 the company announced a new drop via several Instagram posts. This capsule features camouflage print sweatsuits in five different flavors. The color ways include pink, green, blue, sand and grey. To compliment the sets are matching durags available in the same color ways. There is also a pajama set in a red tartan color way right in time for the holiday season. All the pieces are modeled by some of London’s most prominent creatives including Clint Ogbenna (of streetwear brand Corteiz) and members of Motherlan (a Nigerian brand with rooted in skateboarding).
Now here comes the bad news. These Denim Tears camouflage items will only be available on Saturday, Dec. 7 at their pop-up shop at 10a Lexington Street, W1F 0LD in London. So if you don’t live nearby or have friends from The Square Mile then expect to pay like you weigh on the resale market.
Back in October Denim Tears announced a co-branded carry with Marc Jacobs called “The Tears Bag”. This release was in honor of Marc Jacobs’ 40th anniversary and the two creative’s long-standing friendship.
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It seems SUPREME is looking to close out 2024 strong. They have announced a collaboration with Dickies, and it has all the workwear vibes you never knew you needed.
Source: SUPREME / Supreme
On Tuesday (Dec. 3), the New York-based label announced a forthcoming drop with Dickies. Curated for the fall 2024 season, this collection merges the aesthetic from both brands together seamlessly. While the spirit of this drop aligns with Dickies’ pursuit of outfitting those who are committed to making their mark, all the pieces can easily be styled for streetwear purposes. Included in the capsule are several workwear staples, including cargo pants, polos, long-sleeve jersey t-shirts and more.
As expected, this SUPREME collaboration has some standout pieces that are sure to be in high demand. Dickies’ signature outerwear item gets a very plush update via the Hooded Leather Work Jacket. This version features an all leather shell and a heavyweight insulated quilted polyester lining. We also get a flannel lined overall with a snap button closure on the pant. Additionally, this item stays true to the original with a utility loop, large bib pocket on the chest and a boot cut leg seam.
The SUPREME x Dickies collaboration will be available in the United States starting Dec. 6. and Asia starting Dec. 7.
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Source: BAPE®/Anti Social Social Club / Photos courtesy of BAPE®/Anti Social Social Club
A pair of streetwear stalwarts, Anti Social Social Club (ASSC) and A BATHING APE (BAPE®), have linked up, once again, for a Fall/Winter 2024 collab.
The good folks at BAPE and ASSC have teamed to brush a rose floral pattern on BAPE’s familiar 1st CAMO print. Also in the collab, is a new SHARK STA sneaker from BAPE and as well as old reliable BAPE STA model.
As for design, the readily recognizable APE HEAD graphic gets combined with also familiar Anti Social Social Club word logo. The 1st CAMO print is throughout the collection, and gets three colorways; yellow, green and pink. They won’t be able to say you’re moving that lowkey rocking these wares in those aforementioned colors. For those who care, there’s also a “special embossed treatment” for “a touch of luxury,” per BAPE and ASSC.
The full Anti Social Social Club & BAPE collection includes the full zip hoodie, tees, accessories and the aforementioned BAPE SHARK STA kicks, which feature black patent leather along with the floral 1st CAMO and an APE HEAD logo on the heel to go with the white laces. There’s also a skate deck and trucker hat, but we can’t co-sign the latter just yet, respectfully.
You can pick up the ASSC x BAPE collection starting October 26 globally at antisocialsocialclub.com, selected BAPE stores and BAPE.COM. Check out some detailed photos below.
Source: BAPE®/Anti Social Social Club / Photos courtesy of BAPE®/Anti Social Social Club
Source: BAPE®/Anti Social Social Club / Photos courtesy of BAPE®/Anti Social Social Club
Source: BAPE®/Anti Social Social Club / Photos courtesy of BAPE®/Anti Social Social Club
Source: BAPE®/Anti Social Social Club / Photos courtesy of BAPE®/Anti Social Social Club
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One of the culture’s most beloved creatives might be finally working with the world’s most popular streetwear label. A SUPREME x Tyler, The Creator drop might be on the way.
As reported by Highsnobiety, the New York-based company looks to be partnering with the face of GOLF le FLEUR. On Tuesday, Aug. 13, SUPREME posted some photographs of him sporting their signature box logo t-shirt. The “See You Again” MC is pictured wearing a hunting hat with the ear flaps tied up with what seems to be a silk-printed scarf slightly protruding from the collar. “Tyler, The Creator for Supreme, 2024,” the caption read.
While the clothing brand didn’t share any more details, Tyler left a comment saying, “MR. GREEN HAT REALLY,” which is a reference to not only his lyrics on “Session” from Bastard but also his history of wearing green SUPREME hats during his Odd Future days. The following day, posters with the same visuals appeared on the streets of London.
Tyler, The Creator has seemed to thrive in the fashion industry. Back in February it was announced he designed a menswear collection for Louis Vuitton. Prior to that, he and A$AP Rocky were the face of a 2020 Gucci campaign. At this time there is no release date on the Tyler, The Creator x SUPREME drop.
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If you were looking to go avant-garde with your sportswear look no further. Balenciaga has unveiled a new capsule with Under Armour.
Source: BALENCIAGA / BALENCIAGA
As reported by Hypebeast the Paris, France-based company is launching a collection with Under Armour. Originally teased on Thursday, May 30 at the Spring 2025 runway show, Balenciaga premiered several ready to wear pieces ranging from belts, outerwear and track pants. Even though all the wears from the show are not yet available the initial drop leads with a lock up of both logos throughout.
In the first roll out of the capsule collection are a set of tops, bottoms and a couple of accessories including a hooded fleece sweatshirt shorts, a dad cap and sweatpants with a wide leg. Additionally, we get some baggy t-shirts available in black and red. At first glance the collection appears to just be co-branded versions of sportswear items as there are no details speaking to these pieces being made from premium materials.
The Balenciaga x Under Armour collection is available now. As expected these pieces come at a premium with the hoodie carrying a ticket of $1,450. You can shop the drop here.
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One of the most iconic coats is back just in time for the winter. Baby Phat is bringing back their Puffer Jacket for their 25th anniversary.
Source: BABY PHAT / Baby Phat
The house that Kimora Lee Simmons built is back. To commemorate the brand’s 25 year milestone the women’s brand is reissuing their Puffer Jacket. Originally released in 1999 this outwear piece would be embraced by women of all ages as it put a twist to how femininity was represented in fashion. It features an eye-catching stand collar with detachable faux fur-trimmed hood and of course the Baby Phat cat logo stitching on the back and left chest. Additionally, the ribbed hem and cuffs bring the nostalgia full circle.
Starring in the campaign is Kimora Lee Simmons and her daughter Ming Lee. The Baby Phat Puffer Jacket is offered in several colorways including Olive, Onyx, Sand, and a Glossy Red. It is available in sizes extra small to XXXL and is priced at $120.00. You can shop the Puffer Jacket and the rest of the new Baby Phat collection here.
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Culture Kings, a one-stop-shop for streetwear aficionados, is always a step ahead when it comes to bringing the masses the freshest styles for every season. The famed brand has banded with musicians and entertainers over the years, and the brand has a fresh collection of fits for the music fans out there.
With the holidays looming in the distance, it’s about time to snag a great gift for your family and friends. Culture Kings takes a lot of guesswork out of gift-giving, especially if they’re into music.
Below, we’re featuring just a handful of offerings from Culture King’s vast collection of styles. J. Cole’s Dreamville Records gets shine via a new line of shirts, hoodies, and shorts, just in time for the North Carolina rapper’s annual Dreamville Festival happening next year. Nas, who is still very much a problem on the microphone, has his 2002 studio album God’s Son and its tracklist emblazoned on a classic white t-shirt.
The relaxed, baggy look of the ’90s is back in effect and boy band faves N’Sync and pop princess Britney Spears find themselves stylishly placed on the front of some high-quality t-shirts. N’Sync’s third studio album, No Strings Attached, is featured while the photo from Spears’ 1999 debut album …Baby One More Time adorns the shirt.
The Rolling Stones are legends of the game, and the band’s iconic logo as seen on this tour shirt will continue to turn heads for decades to come. On the other side, The Grateful Dead are also legendary and they too have a tour shirt that’ll play well in anyone’s ensemble.
Rounding out the handful of styles we’re focusing on in this roundup are Green Day and Korn, making sure the brooding but brilliant are also well represented.
We invite you to take a look at the entire lineup Culture Kings has on deck if the above aren’t your fancy. Click here for more.
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The Tremaine Emory era at Supreme is officially over. After rumors of the creative director’s departure started bubbling recently, it has now been confirmed that he’s left the famed streetwear brand, but apparently not under amicable circumstances.
The Business of Fashion has confirmed, after seeing his resignation letter, that the Denim Tears founder is exiting and alleging that his leaving due to “systemic racism.” Apparently an in limbo (depending on who you ask) collaboration with Black artist and cinematographer Arthur Jafa was the impetus for Emory calling it quits.
Reports Hypebeast:
According to the resignation letter seen by BoF, Emory’s decision to leave was due to senior management’s “inability to communicate” with him why the “cancellation” of a collaboration with major Black American artist Arthur Jafa occurred. Emory also claims that they were unable to give him “full visibility for the reasons behind it.” He added, “This caused me a great amount of distress as well as the belief that systematic racism was at play within the structure of Supreme.” In response to this claim, Supreme said that the collaboration has not been canceled, though it has yet to be released.
Emory was appointed Supreme’s Creative Director, the brand’s first, in early 2022. Team Box Logo denies Emory’s assertions of systemic racism.
“While we take these concerns seriously, we strongly disagree with Tremaine’s characterisation of our company and the handling of the Arthur Jafa project, which has not been cancelled,” reads the statements to BoF. “This was the first time in 30 years where the company brought in a creative director. We are disappointed it did not work out with Tremaine and wish him the best of luck going forward.”
Emory is clearly a person who will speak his piece. Last year, he publicly got into a back and forth with Kanye West over the late Virgil Abloh. On Friday (Aug. 31) Emory, who says he actually left Supreme weeks ago, took to Instagram to further share his side of the story, and he’s pulling no punches, including citing a lack of diversity.
“So over the last few weeks after resigning I fought tooth and nail into the 25th hour with c suite of supreme to align with them on a statement to the press explaining that l left supreme because of systemic racial issues the company has from the treatment of the arthur jafa collab to the make up of the design studio that has less than 10% minorities working when the brand is largely based off black culture,” wrote Emory in a caption of a screen cap of outlet Complex Style seeking comment on his departure. “ask @juliencahn @kyledem and Alex detrich…they were all on the text messages and kyle was on the calls until I told him I can’t align on a statement that doesn’t cite systemic racism…kyle said we will call you back on Tuesday night and y’all never did so it’s tragically ironic y’all three left me “hanging” @kyledem on that call you said we want you to tell your story with us “ your the best story teller I know” well y’all gonna get a story…”
This story is developing.
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Culture Kings, a leading fashion apparel brand founded in Australia, has partnered with a number of notable figures and brands over the years to deliver its high-quality wares. Via a new collaboration with Timberland, a brand that is prominent within Hip-Hop and streetwear circles, Culture Kings once more delivers a product that is a must-have for fans of both entities.
The Culture Kings and Timberland 6-inch premium boot comes in an array of stylish colorways for whatever mood you’re trying to bring to the world in your fashion journey. A quick scan of the lookbook for the collaboration lists out six colorways: the classic wheat; black/gold; black/silver; red/gold; castlerock; and hummus.
For purists, the collaboration does not veer too far off the classic Timberland silhouette fans the world over have come to love. There are new flourishes, however, with the deft hands of the designers at Culture Kings adding their flair via a custom swing tag and side zipper for a new iteration of the original boot.
The boot retails for an average price of around $230.00 USD with periodic sales and campaigns that interested buyers can find on the brand’s main website. In our upfront look at the boot, the quality you’ve come to expect with brands that have invested major effort in creating top-tier products is present from the onset. In other words, this is official.
To learn more about the Culture Kings and Timberland 6-inch premium boot collaboration, click here.
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Summer Smash, the annual musical festival curated by the minds behind Lyrical Lemonade, will be rocking Chicagoland this weekend with headlining acts Kid Cudi, Future, and Playboi Carti. Culture Kings, one of the leading streetwear since 2008, partnered with Summer Smash for a festival-ready merch line that can be purchased online and onsite at the jam.
Lyrical Lemonade Summer Smash 2023 goes down today (June 23) through Sunday with the aforementioned headliners and other rising stars such as Juicy J, Vince Staples, GloRilla, Trippie Redd, Rico Nasty, Lil B, and many more.
Culture Kings is the official brand sponsor of the 2023 Lyrical Lemonade Summer Smash’s second stage, which will host the likes of Ski Mask the Slump God among other notables. The fashion brand will also host a half-sized basketball court where fans can put up shots for chances to win NFS Hydrations bags along with other prizes.
“We’re excited to work together with Culture Kings for the 2023 Summer Smash. Their desire to ensure attendees have the best possible time at the festival has blown us away and we can’t wait for the masses to see what we’ve been working on together,” shared Toni Sudimac, Head of Partnerships at Lyrical Lemonade in a statement.
“We’re excited to team up with Summer Smash 2023 and bring the Culture Kings ‘retailtainment’ narrative to life on stage, through this exclusive merch line, and our activation on the ground. As huge fans of the festival and Lyrical Lemonade, the synergies were clear between both brands, so we hope to continue recreating this experience for hip-hop fans in the future, added Jonathan Yuska, US Brand President of Culture Kings.
To learn more about Summer Smash 2023, click here.
To shop the new Culture Kings merch drop, click here.
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