10.Deep have delivered on their brand promise of being one of the most original New York street wear brands with their third and final delivery from their Fall 13 collection ‘Full Cycle’. Their final drop has been titled ‘Constellation Group’ as it takes inspiration from the night sky and a constellation map pattern. This pattern has been applied to a tech tracksuit pant, an appliqued crew neck jumper, several hats and a tee. A highlight from their final collection is a Maverick Aviator Jacket, featuring a unique, retro-tech pocket set-up. Their collection worn as a whole makes for a very striking outfit and one at PAUSE we recommend doing.
Words by Jordan Bunker
10.Deep have delivered on their brand promise of being one of the most original New York street wear brands with their third and final delivery from their Fall 13 collection ‘Full Cycle’. Their final drop has been titled ‘Constellation Group’ as it takes inspiration from the night sky and a constellation map pattern. This pattern has been applied to a tech tracksuit pant, an appliqued crew neck jumper, several hats and a tee. A highlight from their final collection is a Maverick Aviator Jacket, featuring a unique, retro-tech pocket set-up. Their collection worn as a whole makes for a very striking outfit and one at PAUSE we recommend doing.
Words by Jordan Bunker
Bundy and Webster and Check Me Out have recently collaborated with the intention of trying produce a pattern ‘with meaning’ and they have done just that. Their influences for this collection were areas around London, their goal was to try to create checks that were voicing these iconic areas. Colours and patterns were inspired by photographs to create one-off check patterns which capture the essence of these particular places. The collection looks to provide meaning between the wearer and the garment.
The Iconic London areas in checks are Soho Hackney and Brixton.
Words by Peter Jones
10.Deep have delivered on their brand promise of being one of the most original New York street wear brands with their third and final delivery from their Fall 13 collection ‘Full Cycle’. Their final drop has been titled ‘Constellation Group’ as it takes inspiration from the night sky and a constellation map pattern. This pattern has been applied to a tech tracksuit pant, an appliqued crew neck jumper, several hats and a tee. A highlight from their final collection is a Maverick Aviator Jacket, featuring a unique, retro-tech pocket set-up. Their collection worn as a whole makes for a very striking outfit and one at PAUSE we recommend doing.
Words by Jordan Bunker
Bundy and Webster and Check Me Out have recently collaborated with the intention of trying produce a pattern ‘with meaning’ and they have done just that. Their influences for this collection were areas around London, their goal was to try to create checks that were voicing these iconic areas. Colours and patterns were inspired by photographs to create one-off check patterns which capture the essence of these particular places. The collection looks to provide meaning between the wearer and the garment.
The Iconic London areas in checks are Soho Hackney and Brixton.
Words by Peter Jones
The skatewear trend made its mark earlier this year on the street style scene and is continuing to shape the season. We at PAUSE have pulled together some skate staples from Marketplace sellers.
From high street to high end the trend has made the transition from Cali-cool to Yeezy approved. Here at PAUSE, we have wrapped up the accessories to help make your skater look cold-weather ready.
Snapbacks and beanies are go-to accessories for laidback dressing. From tossing on a flat panel backwards to beating the chill in a beanie, skatewear is the depiction of steeze and accessories mean big business with this trend. If you want to up the ante from the usual headwear suspects (we are looking at you tie-dye prints) opt for pieces that are easy on the eye with minimalist details and logos.
Give your boots a break and finish off your look with a pair of trainers (AKA the street style heavy weights). Classic Nikes are the way to go this season and once this trend has run its course they will be gym-ready. Stick to black and white tones here – they’re timeless and easy to pair up with any outfit.
