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Wednesday, May 27, 2020
Tuesday, May 26, 2020
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Vans has enlisted National Geographic for a five-piece footwear collection comprising its Slip-On, Era, Authentic, Old Skool and Sk8-Hi silhouettes.
National Geographic, which is known for its exploration and documentation of fields including adventure, science, photography, environment, history and space, has covered each Vans sneaker with its own unique work. For example, the Slip-On depicts Greenland’s Pine Island Glacier, while the Era is covered in an artistic representation of the ocean and sports a sole unit graced with coordinates.
Elsewhere we see an Authentic covered in National Geographic magazine covers complete with the publication’s signature yellow border, as well as a pair of Old Skools that showcase the Mexican grey wolf alongside the red-eyed tree frog. Rounding out the collection is the Sk8-Hi which wears a large embroidered National Geographic logo. This logo adorns all pairs but the Era, while Vans’ signature license plate on the heel now comes in an apt black and yellow colorway.
Other National Geographic-specific elements include a yellow running stripe on all pairs except the Old Skool, which instead comes equipped with a fully yellow vulcanized sole unit. Take a look at all five pairs from the National Geographic x Vans collaboration in the gallery above, and pick them up from retailers such as 43einhalb when they drop on June 1. Pricing ranges from approximately $82 USD to $104 USD.
National Geographic, which is known for its exploration and documentation of fields including adventure, science, photography, environment, history and space, has covered each Vans sneaker with its own unique work. For example, the Slip-On depicts Greenland’s Pine Island Glacier, while the Era is covered in an artistic representation of the ocean and sports a sole unit graced with coordinates.
Elsewhere we see an Authentic covered in National Geographic magazine covers complete with the publication’s signature yellow border, as well as a pair of Old Skools that showcase the Mexican grey wolf alongside the red-eyed tree frog. Rounding out the collection is the Sk8-Hi which wears a large embroidered National Geographic logo. This logo adorns all pairs but the Era, while Vans’ signature license plate on the heel now comes in an apt black and yellow colorway.
Other National Geographic-specific elements include a yellow running stripe on all pairs except the Old Skool, which instead comes equipped with a fully yellow vulcanized sole unit. Take a look at all five pairs from the National Geographic x Vans collaboration in the gallery above, and pick them up from retailers such as 43einhalb when they drop on June 1. Pricing ranges from approximately $82 USD to $104 USD.
Saturday, May 23, 2020
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Made in Italy, the accessory arrives in either silver-tone or antiqued bronze-tone brass. The ring is designed as a chain link that fits around the finger, creating a strong yet textural look. Finishing up the piece is Saint Laurent’s logo engraving on the rectangular plate.
Saint Laurent’s Plaquette Rings in silver-tone and antiqued bronze-tone brass are both available now on SSENSE for $295 USD each.
Wednesday, May 20, 2020
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ASICS and atmos have teamed up for a vibrant set of new GEL-PTGs. Following their blacked-out iteration from back in January, the two labels have opted for a bright “3 STRAND” colorway this time around, coming in both high and low top molds.
Both models come with full-grain ecru-toned uppers, complemented by a sleek nylon tongue. Bold “ASICS” branding is embroidered at the top of the shoe, followed by skinny crisp white laces that cover the forefoot. A defining design motif that pops out from the shoe’s smooth leather uppers is a set of triple-stacked side-stripes that come in primary colors of blue, red and yellow. The side stripes on the high top model sports yellow stripes at the topmost layer of the trio, while the shoe’s low cut counterpart features red stripes at the upper layer. As a finishing note, both shoes come with vintage-style “GEL” embroidery at the heel counter.
atmos and ASICS’ “3 STRAND” GEL-PTG MT and GEL-PTG will be available on May 23 on atmos’ website for $120 USD and $130 USD, respectively.
Both models come with full-grain ecru-toned uppers, complemented by a sleek nylon tongue. Bold “ASICS” branding is embroidered at the top of the shoe, followed by skinny crisp white laces that cover the forefoot. A defining design motif that pops out from the shoe’s smooth leather uppers is a set of triple-stacked side-stripes that come in primary colors of blue, red and yellow. The side stripes on the high top model sports yellow stripes at the topmost layer of the trio, while the shoe’s low cut counterpart features red stripes at the upper layer. As a finishing note, both shoes come with vintage-style “GEL” embroidery at the heel counter.
atmos and ASICS’ “3 STRAND” GEL-PTG MT and GEL-PTG will be available on May 23 on atmos’ website for $120 USD and $130 USD, respectively.
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After introducing a made-to-order foosball table earlier this month, Louis Vuitton has continued its gaming-themed releases by unveiling its first billiards table. The table — initially teased by Kim Jones back in 2018 — is available in a number of colors and designs, including the house’s classic monogram.
Other canvas options include the darker Monogram Eclipse and the Damier Graphite, while leather versions come in “Cyan,” “Fuchsia,” “Navy/Pistachio” and “Caramel/White.” The table itself is finished with tanned cowhide leather corners and hand-pressed metallic hardware, with each stud engraved with Louis Vuitton’s signature.
Alongside the table, Louis Vuitton is releasing a range of accessories required for the game. This includes billiards balls painted with flowers taken from the Monogram pattern, two sets of monogrammed cues and a stamped triangle.
Head over to the Louis Vuitton site for more information on ordering the specially-made billiards table and set.
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Tuesday, May 19, 2020
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Offered in 250 ml sizes (approximately 8.4 ounces, half the size of a normal American Coke bottle), the slim aluminum bottles that inform this partnership were unique to the Japanese market when they launched in 2015 and remain hard to find outside of the nation. Classic Coca-Cola imagery and colors grace the packaging, with the main feature emblazoned on the front beneath the soft drink company’s logo.
One bottle sports an APE HEAD downing its own Coke, while the other features Baby Milo sipping from a proportional bottle. Unique elements elevate each item, with the former design boasting a FIRST CAMO-inspired pattern across the body, while the Baby Milo edition boasts stylized BAPE branding beneath.
Both BAPE bottles will be available exclusively via Amazon JP on May 25.
Monday, May 18, 2020
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Episode 16 "Kroger pay yo staff. Hazard pay and the bonus "
In this episode of Vegans Only Eat Carrots: We eating hamburgers. Simple
Truth has jumped into the vegan burger ring and we're about to see what
it's all about.
Thursday, May 14, 2020
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I know this is not something that's in the round of what I post but I been hooked on this video and wanted to share y'all too. Love the show as a kid. I'm about to fall down this big ass worm hole.
Wednesday, May 13, 2020
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adidas has dropped a brand new iteration of its ZX 750. After just unveiling its neon-tinged ZX8000 “G-SNK,” the German sportswear giant has rendered the ZX 750 with a similar design approach — “Glory Red” with smooth gradient highlights.
Starting at the top of the shoe is a bright lime-colored Trefoil logo placed over a black neoprene tongue. Most of the uppers are dominated by breathable mesh fabrics, accentuated by smooth “Shock Yellow” and “Glory Red” gradations that transition at the midsection. Bright red overlays appear over the eyelet panels and toebox, complemented by black Three Stripes branding over the sidewalls and taped seams at the forefoot. All of these details rest above a bright red articulated midsole, engineered for optimal comfort and stability.
adidas’ ZX 750 “Glory Red” is currently available on adidas’ website for $90 USD.
Starting at the top of the shoe is a bright lime-colored Trefoil logo placed over a black neoprene tongue. Most of the uppers are dominated by breathable mesh fabrics, accentuated by smooth “Shock Yellow” and “Glory Red” gradations that transition at the midsection. Bright red overlays appear over the eyelet panels and toebox, complemented by black Three Stripes branding over the sidewalls and taped seams at the forefoot. All of these details rest above a bright red articulated midsole, engineered for optimal comfort and stability.
adidas’ ZX 750 “Glory Red” is currently available on adidas’ website for $90 USD.
Tuesday, May 12, 2020
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Who else feels like this year is just the biggest pile of dog shit? Like this is not what we ordered. Send it back. Bring out two more in it's place cause this is just that bad of a year. Hit the reset.
Here is what you ordered tho.
Dress Like You Shooting From The Logo
Maybe
I have been watching Love and Basketball so long that I have this deep
into my mind. The basketball hooper girl look is top 2 outfits ever.
It's just something about it. Maybe it's just something about Sanaa
Lathan. (Post here)
Oreo Peach Oolong and Sakura Matcha Flavors
Oreo
is set the release some summertime flavors to its popular cookie.
Inspired by popular Japanese ingredients, the new Oreo release will
consist of a Peach Oolong and Sakura Matcha concoction. Deviating from
the customary black-and-white design, the Peach Oolong version will see a
black cookie portion matched with peach-colored filling. The Sakura
Matcha gets the most color as pink biscuits sandwich green matcha
filling. (Post Here)
Get The Zoom Fit Off #DressLikeJavaris
Hey,
it's whatever day that you think it to be. It can be the weekend at you
get creative in the kitchen. It can be the weekday where you wear
nothing but socks. It can be the day when you eat nothing but apples,
Just me? Oh, okay. (Post here)
Episode
14 "A Wise Man Once Said: Nothing "
In this episode of Vegans Only Eat Carrots: I take al the things that I
have used and not finished that have just been sitting around in my
kitchen. I need to stop this and use all my food. This is me doing that,
as you wash yo fucking hands. (Video here)
This spring, Vans is partnering with Vancouver-based label CLUBGEAR for two classic silhouettes reimagined through a vibrant, ’90s rave-inspired lens. Known for their techno graphics and playful aesthetics, CLUBGEAR gives the Era Pro and Slip-On Pro silhouettes asymmetric neon accents and retro patterning. (Post Here)
Random song of the month (Sponsored by Apple Music) : EARTHGANG "UP" |
Enjoy Three Free Months Of Apple Music
That's the five for this year. Did your favorite make the list? Let me know in the comment section or on Twitter and Facebook.I didn't mean to write Facebook but yeah that too. I meant Instagram.
Thursday, May 7, 2020
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I'll buying a PS4 when this comes out so I can play this game.
Monday, May 4, 2020
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No Vacancy Inn has revealed its latest New Balance collaboration, reworking the 650 silhouette as part of StockX‘s new New Balance IPO auction. 400 pairs of the sneaker will release through a blind auction, allowing customers to set the market price of the collaboration.
This release was originally teased by No Vacancy Inn founders Tremaine Emory and Brock Korsan last year. The 1990’s silhouette has been dressed in a tonal upper, featuring hits of cream, dusty pink and off-white. This muted colorway featurs across an upper of suede, leather and mesh panelling, while a darker “N” logo stands-out against the backdrop.
The design is inspired by furniture designer George Nakashima, and is finished with a hangtag USB “key.” The key sports StockX branding, and features a curated playlist of music Emory and Korsan have been listening to during lockdown.
StockX’s New Balance IPO — along with the limited-edition No Vacancy Inn x New Balance 650 collaboration — is due to launch on the StockX website on May 5.
StockX’s New Balance IPO — along with the limited-edition No Vacancy Inn x New Balance 650 collaboration — is due to launch on the StockX website on May 5.
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The take on the popular LeBron 7 utilizes the basketball team’s iconic colors with purple and yellow dressing the left and right shoe respectively. The court-ready premium uppers are constructed to express a two-tone design assisted by an underpinning of white. Branding comes in the form of “LEBRON”/”JAMES” dubraes, the basketball star’s signature at the tongue, midfoot Swooshes, printed insoles and LeBron signature logos at the heel. Elevating the shoe is a speckled full-length Air midsole paired with purple/yellow contrast rubber outsoles.
Priced at $200 USD, the Nike Lebron 7 “Media Day” will be released on Nike SNKRS and at select retailers May 16.
