Chad Muska lends his hand in art and photography on his own series of skateboards. ON HIS OWN! Righteous. Element Skateboards are the canvas and they get down and dirty with Muska’s rendition of what street art means to him. Colorful and pretty, you can still read the “Love Kills” copy that takes a dark turn. But a dark turn for the good. I think?
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by derekstars
Need to cover up? Well, not here in Los Angeles, but if it’s raining cats and dogs wherever you are, these might help out a little. Umbrella maker Guy de Jean and Opening Ceremony release these umbrellas for your very protection. Whether you want the rounded model or the square model, I’m pretty sure these will be the best-looking umbrellas on the block.
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by derekstars
Wildcat. The infamous Converse Chuck Taylor All Star sneaker features aa aesthetic you’ve (probably) never seen before. Maybe- maybe not, but the execution for the canvas sneaker is for both men and women… so I guess that makes it more friendlier for everyone to love? Anyway, there are three different colorways one can choose from. You be the judge.
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by derekstars
New Era Japan represents America’s favorite ballgame the right way. Featured in a 8-panel cap model, New Era Japan focus on some pretty popular baseball team logo’s on the front panel embroidered for everyone to adore. If you don’t have a favorite team, there’re all different kinds of colorways for your personal desire.
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by derekstars
Something NEW from New Balance. That’s a whole lot of new’s… kinda’. Coming this July in full release is this collection that features the ever-so-popular “576″ model. And lucky for you, it’s in a silky suede material that pops in four different colorways. You can never count out New Balance for a nice collection of sneakers.
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by derekstars
A tie? Yup, this is a nice necktie we have on our hands here. Band of Outsiders are always pumping out the good stuff. If you close closely at the tie, the little graphic features a dude in a trench flashing everybody with his back turned… sounds… interesting. And to top it all off, colette adds their signature blue magic to the solution.
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by derekstars
The Premier skate shop in Grand Rapids and Element Skateboards is proud to present their Halifax collection, which released earlier this holiday weekend. The design and look of the shoe embodies the many faces of the Michigan skate parks from textured asphalt to worn down grind rails. All of these elements (no pun intended) came together in a Red/Black sneaker that looks great. Stop by the website and check out the other pictures, and the release can be purchased in store or online for your convenience.
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by Tan
The Lacoste name is has been rooted in sport of Tennis since its introduction in 1933. While most of their products are high end clothing and accessories, they do from time to time create a collection of shoes for the court. The Stealth Steel Racquet Collection is made up of four models: the Missouri 85, Rene, Broadwick, and Europa. Each are uniquely designed with an arsenal of leathers and mesh that could be worn casually or if the moment calls for it, a doubles match. Check with your Lacoste dealer to see when they are expected to arrive.
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by Tan
This skateboard and t-shirt effort comes from Zoo York and two international entities: Fingercroxx and the Double Park shop. The Hong Kong based companies worked alongside the skateboard/clothing label and focused mainly on the architecture of New York. You’ll find references to the Brooklyn Bridge and some of New York’s older neighborhoods that helped shape the city into what it is today. These can be purchased exclusively at Double Park.
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by Tan
The 30th Anniversary celebration continues for Stussy in this recent mash up with Bape. The Summer collection features some iconic logos/signature designs from both of these well established companies such as the Stussy logo tees, the camouflage Bape patterns, and even the skull and crossed skateboards logo. This project spans across t-shirts and caps and can be purchased now at Colette.
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by Tan
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