Stussy and Kangol go Carribean inspired for the latest bucket hat.
Stussy and Kangol unveil their newest joint project: West Coast and Carribean vibes meet for the latest iteration of the classic bucket hat. Following a tropical and striped colourway in green, this yellow and black, or an all-black colour palette, the hats feature both brands’ logos, including Kangol’s famous kangaroo, embroidered opposite Stussy’s tagging.
Featuring 40% acrylic/40% modacrylic/20% nylon construction, are available here.
Lucky B Smith features alongside his sister for Calvin Klein’s newest campaign.
Lucky Blue Smith has been exceptionally busy this Fall/Winter season with several high-profile gigs for the likes of Moncler, Tom Ford and H&M currently on his resume, the sought after model has now been summoned for his latest line of work with Calvin Klein. The American model fronts the brand’s latest Limited Edition Black Series campaign, along side his sister Pyper America. Posing for black-and-white outdoor images photographed by Brooklyn born Rory Payne, the collection features black sportswear, which can be purchased now on Calvin Klein’s online store.
Shop Calvin Klein at Selfridges here.
Lucky B Smith features alongside his sister for Calvin Klein’s newest campaign.
Lucky Blue Smith has been exceptionally busy this Fall/Winter season with several high-profile gigs for the likes of Moncler, Tom Ford and H&M currently on his resume, the sought after model has now been summoned for his latest line of work with Calvin Klein. The American model fronts the brand’s latest Limited Edition Black Series campaign, along side his sister Pyper America. Posing for black-and-white outdoor images photographed by Brooklyn born Rory Payne, the collection features black sportswear, which can be purchased now on Calvin Klein’s online store.
Shop Calvin Klein at Selfridges here.
A rare interview with the creative masterminds behind Common Projects.
Common Projects duo Peter Poopat and Flavio Girolami open up, for the first time, to “The New York Times” about their grossly popular footwear venture, and it’s no surprise that we are only hearing from them now, as the notoriously media-shy creatives explain that, “we rarely tell anyone we just met what we do.” The co-founders slash designers of our favourite minimalist sneaker label have achieved magnificent feats over the past few years, being carried by over 200 retailers worldwide without having any sort of marketing or advertising made to its name. “We try to stay quiet and let the brand speak for itself,” says Girolami, and that’s exactly what they have done with their understated, sleek and contemporary silhouettes that effortlessly meld into our wardrobes. Although they have left very much to the imagination in regards to their project, the creative pair have graced us with a rare interview. Read the entire piece on the publication’s website.
