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.

 





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 Originally unveiled at NBA Media Day 2019, the Nike LeBron 7 “Media Day” is now set for an official release. Recently Nike announced the shoe created celebrate LeBron James’ move to the Los Angeles Lakers will be dropping in Big Kids and Adult sizing.

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.






Friday, May 1, 2020

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Doja Cat has tapped Nicki Minaj for a remix of Doja’s viral Hot Pink hit “Say So.” The new track comes after a slew of fans circulated rumors that the two artists had bad blood, even though Doja and Nicki have never spoken about any animosity between each other.

Earlier this week, a leaked version of the track initially appeared online, with Nicki herself stating that it wasn’t the “official version,” further noting that the “new one drops soon with diff rap & diff beat.” On the official track, both Doja and Nicki offload their characteristic energy over a reworked beat. “Pretty like Naomi, Cassie, plus Lauren/Spittin’ like Weezy, Foxy, plus Lauryn,” Nicki raps over the track, mimicking the flow of their co-written chorus. She similarly references her status as a legend within the industry as well as the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

You can stream the remix of “Say So” above and enjoy three months of free Apple Music here apple.co/2qcc9Iv



Wednesday, April 29, 2020

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Episode 15 "All this for a drop of clout "

In this episode of Vegans Only Eat Carrots: I do the most Hypebeast thing my body will allow, I eat Supreme Oreos. The whole package. Wild I know. But does it taste like hype or just the regular Oreo?  Wow, this sounds so cheesy.




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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. 

Whatever it is, make the best of it. Let's go suit shopping. Put some clothes on please. Trust me I know. 

Navy Jacquard Skinny Fit Single Breasted Suit Blazer With Peak Lapels

How many places I would have worn this too would only be one but I would have been killing them. I was meant to be somebody that wasn't a pimp but everybody thought to be a pimp in my past life.  I love the style and cut of the suits. Over the top but not too much so that the circus wants to recruit. 


Navy Bow Tie 

Let that bow tie match the jacket. Never the tie leaves the ties in the store. 

 

 White Slim Fit Long Sleeve Shirt

 Listen, white can stand out. Let it. You can get all the eyes on you without having to be outside of the basics.


Black Super Skinny Fit Suit Trousers

I have no clue if I want to or will pull out the matching pants for any of the tops. I like it in the way it should look and the way it will look is two different things. It feels cheap to match it. Maybe too loud to match it?  Both? 

 Black Faux Suede Piper Loafers
If I keep the pants simple the shoes have to be just like that too. I feel like I been saying "Too" too much this post. 


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Saturday, April 25, 2020

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 Vintage jersey and nostalgia company Mitchell & Ness has released a timely authentic retro of Michael Jordan‘s 1984 Team USA Olympic jersey and shorts, just in time for episodes three and four of ESPN’s critically-acclaimed The Last Dance docu-series.

The red uniform is notable because Michael wore it during the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, years before the Dream Team’s international fame and before professional athletes were permitted to compete (he was currently enrolled in classes at the University of North Carolina when he led the team to that year’s Gold Medal). The release keeps the deep-V neck-line popular from that era and features a ‘USA Basketball Classics’ patch complete with the year and Michael Jordan’s name (which doesn’t appear on the back of the jersey). Mitchell & Ness also debuted a matching pair of shorts with ‘USA’ written down the side piping, available now in select quantities.

You can purchase Michael Jordan’s No. 9 Team USA jersey from the 1984 USA Olympics today for $275 USD via Mitchell & Ness.

In more The Last Dance-related updates, Michael Jordan’s authentic, game-used and hand-signed 1992 Olympic “Dream Team” jersey sold at-auction for $216,000 USD.




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REASON
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Character Animation by: Joey Prosser
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Producers: Top Dawg, Moosa, Akeem Smith, Dann Gilbuena
Production Co: TDE Films/Top Dawg Entertainment

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Friday, April 24, 2020

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 Before Nike was Nike, it was Blue Ribbon Sports, and Nike Running is continuing to salute its earliest days with a new take on the React Infinity Run. Joining other recent BRS-inspired styles like the ZoomX Vaporfly NEXT% and Zoom Pegasus Turbo II, this commemorative React Infinity Run blends modern tech with classic Nike Sportswear style.

Built from a white Flyknit, the socklike uppers equip a grey synthetic heel and midfoot overlay for extra structure. This grey layer also serves as a sounding board for a majority of the shoe’s accents — namely the outline of a navy Swoosh and a three-pack of alternate graphics: a small Swoosh, a red rising sun logo with blue lines and a flowing BRS motif. Under this trifecta is a full “Blue Ribbon Sports Track Club” hit.

Heel tabs add “Infinity React” in navy, and insoles add blown-up versions of the heel’s rising sun (left foot) and BRS (right foot) graphics. Red and blue TPU shanks provide sturdy support, and a white React Foam midsole ensures long-lasting, ultra-soft cushioning. Blue rubber outsoles finalize the style.

The Nike React Infinity Run “Blue Ribbon Sports” is available now via Nike Japan, and retails for $160 USD.




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Jerry Lorenzo and Nike‘s Air Fear of God 1 exemplifies high street, basketball-inspired style, and now it’s set to release in a “Noir” colorway. Though past Air FOG 1 releases have ranged from elegant (“Oatmeal”) to crisp (“Frosted Spruce”) the “Noir” is undeniably the starkest makeup yet, and puts its unique construction on full display.

Simultaneously durable and supple, the ultra high-cut uppers are constructed of two major materials: ballistic nylon mesh and soft suede. The former is present on the high-cut collar and midfoot, while the latter graces the toebox. Atop this appealing base arrives a latticed plastic cage that doubles as anchor points for the lacing system. This skeletal structure starts low with a small Swoosh on the shoe’s middle before crescendoing towards the collar and adding a Nike Sportswear-esque hit on the heel. Rear zippers ensure an easy fit, a small touch of hi-vis reflective material appears on the toebox, and leather sockliners proffer luxurious comfort.

Sculpted EVA midsoles feature a flat black hue, with double-stacked heel Zoom Air tech ever-so-slightly visible through a smoky, tinted window. Embossed Fear of God branding is present on heel and midfoot alike, while the outsole offers a circular traction pattern and shows the Zoom units off in full. An accompanying dustbag and sizable orange box add a final dash of packaging flair.

The Nike Air Fear of God 1 “Noir” will release on April 25 via retailers like Foot Locker and is priced at $350 USD.







Wednesday, April 22, 2020

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This week on The Awkward Minority: Jesus Shuttlesworth & Lady Godiva speak speak speak sp sp sp on on on on on ooooo the the the the thhhhhhhhh ba ba ba ba ba battle battle between ween ween ween Baby baby baby baby baby face ce ce ce ce ce and and and and...... Can can can can can you you hear me me me me me now now now now ???????? Teddy teddy teddy teddy ... the stream has stopped.
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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. 



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Tuesday, April 21, 2020

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Episode 13 "My peanut butter chocolate cup with Kool-Aid or whatever Donald was saying " In this episode of Vegans Only Eat Carrots: I taste test the new treat to bless my life.
 
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Sunday, April 19, 2020

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adidas has just released an electrifying colorway for the NMD R1 sneaker. It’s vintage trainer meets high-tech styling with the new colorway as the knitted uppers come clad in bright “Signal Green” while the classic Three Stripes at the lateral and medial come in solid “Core Black.”

The BOOST midsole is broken up by a gradient green to black fade that eventually turns into a glitch pattern at the heel. A large solid-black rear EVA plug adds to the contrast. Those looking for a colorful summer training shoe can find these over adidas for $130 USD. 

 


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