Designer Casely-Hayford is back with his latest offerings for upcoming Spring/Summer 2014. Staying true to his signature aesthetic of blending sportswear inspired streetstyle with classic British tailoring, he once again presents an eclectic mix of patterns and fabrics, which manifest themselves in sleek double breasted suits, bomber jackets and lightweight knit pieces.
Casely-Hayford Spring/Summer 2014 Collection is a post by Fritz Radtke on Highsnobiety.
New York/Vancouver-based publication SNEEZE presents its 19th issue just in time for the spring/summer season. Being called “The Cease & Desist Issue,” the latest edition of SNEEZE features “Fast” Eddie Rothman & Da Hui photographed by Kenneth Cappello in Hawaii, Na-kel Smith photographed by Ben Colen, Future, The Twits, Fanatic, Agent Provocateur, Peter Sutherland’s More Autografs and more. SNEEZE No. 19 is now available online for $ 5 USD.
SNEEZE No. 19 “The Cease & Desist Issue” is a post by Brian Farmer on Highsnobiety.
KILLSPENCER‘s signature weekender bag has all the features you need for a 2-3 day trip. The brand’s “open-top” construction allows for easy access and features 2 Swiss-made Riri zippers in antique silver finish. New bullhide leather handles provide sophistication and structure to the outside of the bag with a removable and adjustable bullhide leather +1500 lb. mil-spec nylon webbing shoulder strap. The bags interior features a durable IFAC class 1 fire retardant and waterproof black nylon lining, easy to clean and looks great. You can purchase the jacquard camo weekender for $ 650 USD from killspencer.com.
KILLSPENCER Jacquard Camo Weekender 3.0 is a post by Brian Farmer on Highsnobiety.
EKOCYCLE is an initiative created by will.i.am and Coca-Cola, dedicated to inspiring people to live a more sustainable lifestyle. Working with brands such as Levi’s, adidas, RVCA, Case-mate, Beats by Dre, New Era and MCM (coming soon), EKOCYCLE creates quality products all that are all partially made with recycled materials. For example, each pair of EKOCYCLE Levi’s 501s contains an average of 8 recycled plastic bottles.
As will.i.am mentions in the video above, Coca-Cola hooked us up with a selection of EKOCYCLE products to share with you guys. We are looking to gift one lucky Highsnobiety reader with a sampling of pieces from New Era, Case-mate, and adidas, along with a $ 400 Levi’s gift card. You can see and purchase many of the products here.
To enter to win:
1. ‘Like’ Highsnobiety and EKOCYCLE on Facebook.
2. Comment on the contest post.
The contest will run for one week with the winner contacted via Facebook.
Win a $ 400 Levi’s Giftcard and more from Highsnobiety and EKOCYCLE is a post by Pete Williams on Highsnobiety.
Expected to be premiered on Zane Lowe’s BBC Radio 1 show, M.I.A.‘s new single “Bring The Noize” has made its way to the ‘net due to a scheduling error on the New Zealand iTunes Music Store. M.I.A.’s fourth album, tentatively titled Matangi, is rumored to be arriving before the end of the year.
Listen to M.I.A.’s New Single “Bring the Noize” is a post by Brian Farmer on Highsnobiety.
The Air Jordan 8 “Playoffs” were worn by Michael Jordan during the Chicago Bulls’ unprecedented three-peat run that saw His Airness and cohorts dismantle the Hawks, Cavs, Knicks and Suns on the way to another title for Chicago. Amongst the highlights of the gallop through the Eastern and Western Conferences were Jordan’s exploits in Madison Square Garden where he torched the Knicks for 54 points in Game 4 after the local press antagonized him following a 3-18 shooting performance in Game 3. When all was said and done – and another ring was on Jordan’s finger – he had averaged 35.1 ppg, 6.7 rpg and 6 apg for the entire playoffs – and a staggering 41.0 ppg during the six-game finals. Of course, no one could predict that Jordan would retire following the Bulls’ first three-peat.
The retro release of the Air Jordan 8 “Playoffs” marks the return of a sneaker that would have no Nike branding on it whatsoever when it was delivered – with chief Jumpman brand architect Tinker Hatfield insisting that Michael Jordan’s own logo could carry the success of the shoe without the Swoosh.
Additionally, the black/black/true red colorway was part of an official tradition/rule for the Bulls where players were only allowed to wear black shoes during the playoffs. True Jumpman enthusiasts can thank their winning traditions for the various dark colorways we’d come to enjoy over the years. Look for this latest retro via Jordan Brand accounts on June 29, priced at $ 160 USD.
Photography: Luis Ruano/Highsnobiety.com
A Closer Look into the Air Jordan 8 “Playoffs” Retro Release is a post by Alec Banks on Highsnobiety.
A print T-shirt is a vital component of the wardrobe of anyone who needs a reliable way of standing out from the crowd, who sometimes wakes up late, and who is just generally into looking good. So, that’s all of us then. There’s a lot of choice out there so we’ve done the hard work and compiled a list of 10 of the best print T-shirts available at the moment. Take a look after the jump.
Patta Allover
Dutch cult streetwear brand Patta have delivered yet another successful collection this Spring Summer. Featuring an allover white/black/red logo print, cop this tee before it goes, here.
Perks & Mini Blueberry Cola
We featured this Perks & Mini print in bucket hat form in our Bucket Hats Buyer’s Guide a couple of months ago, and here’s the T-shirt iteration. You can buy it from The Goodhood Store, of course.
BLANKBLANK Forest
Designed with a relaxed fit, with a wide, round neckline and dropped shoulders. This T-shirt from Latvian label BLANKBLANK is hand bleached, creating unique patterns and color combinations. Order one now from NOT JUST A LABEL.
Uniforms for the Dedicated The Usual
Uniforms for the Dedicated excel at great details and interesting twists, and this tee is no exception. It features an allover print and raglan sleeves, with flat locked seams and ribbed neck and cuffs. Get hold of it from Voo Berlin.
Wood Wood BLOTTER
This T-shirt is true to the uncompromising quality of Wood Wood garments. Inspired by the ‘Summer of Love’ movement that first took place in San Francisco in 1967, and the later ‘Second Summer of Love’ that took place in Great Britain in 1988, where rave culture and acid house exploded. That’s a lot in one T-shirt, but it definitely works. Buy it online from Wood Wood.
Daily Paper Stripe
This Stripe T-shirt from Dutch brand Daily Paper draws inspiration from the designers african background. And this tee sees the inspiration taking place in the form of a graphic printed stripe print. Cop one now from Soto Store.
Raf Simons Flower and Fence Print
Does anyone remember those Magic Eye books where you stared at a weird pattern for ages and an illusion would gradually reveal itself? How about get one on a T-shirt and you can sketch people out. Buy this Raf Simon one from MR PORTER.
Stussy Reggae Dot
Stussy recently released a line of tie dye T-shirts just in time for the summer season, so you can really hang loose. This one takes the classic dot print and sets it against a bold and bright tie dye. Get hold of one from End Clothing.
Taxonomy Oil Slick
Taxonomy create a load of really great hazy, summery prints. This one features an allover oil slick print with a contrasting ribbed collar. Buy it from Topman.
Tony & Hawk
100% cotton, the pattern of this print is actually woven into the T-shirt. Made on an interesting contraption known as the CMS knitting machine, the result texture feels much like that of a jacquard knit fabric. Available at Oi Polloi.
Buyer’s Guide: 10 Awesome Print T-Shirts is a post by Maude Churchill on Highsnobiety.
A print T-shirt is a vital component of the wardrobe of anyone who needs a reliable way of standing out from the crowd, who sometimes wakes up late, and who is just generally into looking good. So, that’s all of us then. There’s a lot of choice out there so we’ve done the hard work and compiled a list of 10 of the best print T-shirts available at the moment. Take a look after the jump.
Patta Allover
Dutch cult streetwear brand Patta have delivered yet another successful collection this Spring Summer. Featuring an allover white/black/red logo print, cop this tee before it goes, here.
Perks & Mini Blueberry Cola
We featured this Perks & Mini print in bucket hat form in our Bucket Hats Buyer’s Guide a couple of months ago, and here’s the T-shirt iteration. You can buy it from The Goodhood Store, of course.
BLANKBLANK Forest
Designed with a relaxed fit, with a wide, round neckline and dropped shoulders. This T-shirt from Latvian label BLANKBLANK is hand bleached, creating unique patterns and color combinations. Order one now from NOT JUST A LABEL.
Uniforms for the Dedicated The Usual
Uniforms for the Dedicated excel at great details and interesting twists, and this tee is no exception. It features an allover print and raglan sleeves, with flat locked seams and ribbed neck and cuffs. Get hold of it from Voo Berlin.
Wood Wood BLOTTER
This T-shirt is true to the uncompromising quality of Wood Wood garments. Inspired by the ‘Summer of Love’ movement that first took place in San Francisco in 1967, and the later ‘Second Summer of Love’ that took place in Great Britain in 1988, where rave culture and acid house exploded. That’s a lot in one T-shirt, but it definitely works. Buy it online from Wood Wood.
Daily Paper Stripe
This Stripe T-shirt from Dutch brand Daily Paper draws inspiration from the designers african background. And this tee sees the inspiration taking place in the form of a graphic printed stripe print. Cop one now from Soto Store.
Raf Simons Flower and Fence Print
Does anyone remember those Magic Eye books where you stared at a weird pattern for ages and an illusion would gradually reveal itself? How about get one on a T-shirt and you can sketch people out. Buy this Raf Simon one from MR PORTER.
Stussy Reggae Dot
Stussy recently released a line of tie dye T-shirts just in time for the summer season, so you can really hang loose. This one takes the classic dot print and sets it against a bold and bright tie dye. Get hold of one from End Clothing.
Taxonomy Oil Slick
Taxonomy create a load of really great hazy, summery prints. This one features an allover oil slick print with a contrasting ribbed collar. Buy it from Topman.
Tony & Hawk
100% cotton, the pattern of this print is actually woven into the T-shirt. Made on an interesting contraption known as the CMS knitting machine, the result texture feels much like that of a jacquard knit fabric. Available at Oi Polloi.
Buyer’s Guide: 10 Awesome Print T-Shirts is a post by Maude Churchill on Highsnobiety.
A print T-shirt is a vital component of the wardrobe of anyone who needs a reliable way of standing out from the crowd, who sometimes wakes up late, and who is just generally into looking good. So, that’s all of us then. There’s a lot of choice out there so we’ve done the hard work and compiled a list of 10 of the best print T-shirts available at the moment. Take a look after the jump.
Patta Allover
Dutch cult streetwear brand Patta have delivered yet another successful collection this Spring Summer. Featuring an allover white/black/red logo print, cop this tee before it goes, here.
Perks & Mini Blueberry Cola
We featured this Perks & Mini print in bucket hat form in our Bucket Hats Buyer’s Guide a couple of months ago, and here’s the T-shirt iteration. You can buy it from The Goodhood Store, of course.
BLANKBLANK Forest
Designed with a relaxed fit, with a wide, round neckline and dropped shoulders. This T-shirt from Latvian label BLANKBLANK is hand bleached, creating unique patterns and color combinations. Order one now from NOT JUST A LABEL.
Uniforms for the Dedicated The Usual
Uniforms for the Dedicated excel at great details and interesting twists, and this tee is no exception. It features an allover print and raglan sleeves, with flat locked seams and ribbed neck and cuffs. Get hold of it from Voo Berlin.
Wood Wood BLOTTER
This T-shirt is true to the uncompromising quality of Wood Wood garments. Inspired by the ‘Summer of Love’ movement that first took place in San Francisco in 1967, and the later ‘Second Summer of Love’ that took place in Great Britain in 1988, where rave culture and acid house exploded. That’s a lot in one T-shirt, but it definitely works. Buy it online from Wood Wood.
Daily Paper Stripe
This Stripe T-shirt from Dutch brand Daily Paper draws inspiration from the designers african background. And this tee sees the inspiration taking place in the form of a graphic printed stripe print. Cop one now from Soto Store.
Raf Simons Flower and Fence Print
Does anyone remember those Magic Eye books where you stared at a weird pattern for ages and an illusion would gradually reveal itself? How about get one on a T-shirt and you can sketch people out. Buy this Raf Simon one from MR PORTER.
Stussy Reggae Dot
Stussy recently released a line of tie dye T-shirts just in time for the summer season, so you can really hang loose. This one takes the classic dot print and sets it against a bold and bright tie dye. Get hold of one from End Clothing.
Taxonomy Oil Slick
Taxonomy create a load of really great hazy, summery prints. This one features an allover oil slick print with a contrasting ribbed collar. Buy it from Topman.
Tony & Hawk
100% cotton, the pattern of this print is actually woven into the T-shirt. Made on an interesting contraption known as the CMS knitting machine, the result texture feels much like that of a jacquard knit fabric. Available at Oi Polloi.
Buyer’s Guide: 10 Awesome Print T-Shirts is a post by Maude Churchill on Highsnobiety.
In an interesting get together, Tyler, The Creator has met up in Japan recently with ex-Bape head NIGO. Japanese magazine Ollie caught up with the two and produced a nice photo spread. Tyler gets to wear some of the larger jewelry pieces from NIGO’s collection. Some of you may recall him wearing those quite often a couple of years ago.
Photography: Ollie Magazine
Tyler, The Creator & NIGO Cover Ollie Magazine’s July 2013 Issue is a post by David Fischer on Highsnobiety.
