Val Kristopher has just dropped part 1 of their seventh collection, entitled “Rainchester”. The delivery consists of an all bull denim capsule of slim-straight and cropped jeans.
In a departure from their usual styling, this capsule delivery is based on a slim-straight and cropped silhouette. Though in keeping with characteristic Val Kristopher the collection delivers in the creative distressing and re-construction aspect.
Now live over on Val Kristopher
Trevor Gorji, the brains behind North Korea Skate Team and most recently Fugazi, has just unveiled the first offering for the new Los Angeles based brand. A pair of fully scratch-made sneakers based on the legendary Jordan 1 Chicago model.
The pair come fully adorned with paisley print on the heel, bullet hole toe box and bullet-styled lace tips. The sneakers will drop on Wednesday, 11/27 at 9am pst / 12pm est in very limited quantities and are expected to sell out quick.
Be sure to head on over to Fugazi to be get your hands on a pair.
Bare Knuckles, the Portland based brainchild of Jacob Keller and Cole McBeod, are slated to drop their highly anticipated fourth collection today.
The collection includes a run of repaired overwash jeans, sun-faded oversized crewnecks and t-shirts, and raw-edge trousers along with nylon cargo pants. A true highlight of the collection is the alpaca knit cardigan featuring custom distressing, mother-of-pearl button closure on an Italian alpaca wool base.
Find the full collection over at Bare Knuckles.
Eric Emanuel and Grailed have teamed up to offer one lucky winner and a friend court-side seats to a New York Knicks home game in celebration of their upcoming collaborative drop on Grailed.
One lucky winner will win two courtside Knicks seats for them and a friend to a home game of their choosing. Flight and hotel accommodations to New York City all included.
To enter just head on over to Grailed’s post on Instagram and follow all the steps. Winner to be announced on Friday, November 22. Good luck.
Seattle born; Los Angeles based, The Incorporated debuted their 7th collection at ComplexCon Chicago last week. With a range of pieces spearheaded by the brand’s unique visual ethos, the installation at ComplexCon came complete with a 59 person re-rendition of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts live mural.
True to the brand’s usual expression of strong graphics and interpretive branding, the collection takes inspiration from sources as disparate as Vladimir Lenin’s “What Is to Be Done?” to The Pogues “Fairytale of New York” and Rick James. No more apropos than for a collection entitled after the classic Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young song by the same name, the delivery markedly answers.
Check out the runway show for the collection down below after the jump. The full collection is now live over at The Incorporated.
