Hot on the heels of the hugely successful Hello Kitty and Ghostbuster collaborations Bape deliver another appealing collaboration for this season. Bape have teamed up this time round with Japanese comedian Hitoshi Matsumoto on a collection which includes some t-shirts and a keychain, all of which celebrate his upcoming movie, Symbol. The collection is to be released at Bapexclusive in Tokyo, on September 12th.
Evoking memories of Nike SB’s unorthodox Bison colorway from a few years ago, Lanvin releases an interesting high-top offering seen here. Based on one of Lanvin’s more popular profiles, the high-cut shoe boasts a bright toe cap with shades of brown and black. Available now at Aloha Rag.
English alternative band, Radiohead reemerges onto the music scene to confirm this new single as one of their own. Just a few days prior, the record made it’s way around the internet leaving much speculation, but now it’s confirmed as the group officially releases the song via Wasteshop. Entitled, “These Are My Twisted Words” the song is vocal-free and highlights Radiohead’s trademark unconvential yet abstract style. Check it out.
Following up on their successful Japanese launch earlier this year, Converse and heralded fashion label COMME des GARCONS team up for another batch of sneakers, utilizing the timeless Chuck Taylor All Star model. The shoes will see a worldwide roll-out at the end of this month at select COMME des GARCONS stores, including their New York, London, Hong Kong, Paris and Seoul locations. A second launch will take place in October at top Converse retailers in the US, Canada, and China as well as flagship COMME des GARCONS stores. Inspired by an original 50s U.S. Army model within the Converse archives, four different models will make a release, with retail set at $100 USD a piece. Stay tuned for a closer look into the collection.
Source: WWD
Boasting an impressive array of layered looks, Japanese fashion label Abahouse offer a look into their Fall/Winter Collection. The lineup features one of the more comprehensive collections of the season, with a plethora of footwear and accessories paired alongside casual contemporary looks and sophisticated, fashion-forward suits.
Continuing his well documented presence in the world of footwear design, Japanese designer Mihara Yasuhiro unveils new footwear from his eponymous label, as well as a selection of accessories to compliment the popular apparel line. All are scheduled to be part of the brand’s Fall/Winter releases.
