Incase has issued its fifth installment of the Curated by Arkitip project, this time tapping perhaps the most glamorous of all modern graffiti artists, André aka Monsieur André . Born in Uppsala, Sweden, André started his prolific graffiti career in Paris during the audacious 80s. No stranger to late nights and a love for all things taboo, André eventually
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This holiday season, it's ok if you don't know exactly what a base layer does -- and if you prefer riding the metro instead of a ski lift -- well, we won't hold that against you either. Forward thinking Japanese retailer Uniqlo, known for its multicolored cashmere and designer collaborations, takes a cue from the outdoor market, by offering heat-enhancing
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If you happened to randomly cruise through Times Square last week you’d come across Shepard Fairey building a massive public art installation smack dab in the middle of New York City’s bustling nexus. The purpose: to commemorate the launch of the new Obey x Levi’s® streetwear collection. Fairey, who is responsible for creating the legendary “HOPE” poster of President Barack
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“Exhibit Displaying Artwork Raises Awareness In The Fight Against Cancer”
Last week, New York’s iconic Deitch Projects, celebrated the opening of STAGES. A traveling art exhibit curated by Lance Armstrong and Nike, STAGES aims to raise global awareness for the Lance Armstrong Foundation in the fight against cancer.
Ed Ruscha Acrylic on linen, 61cm x 89cm
The exhibit will run from October
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Where would one find a chic surfer girl in New York City? Most likely hanging out at Saturdays Surf NYC on Crosby Street in SOHO. The store (that moonlights as a gallery) provided the perfect setting for the Roxy 2010 Spring Collection preview party a few weeks ago. Confection colored apparel, swimwear and wetsuits where merchandised in moody vignettes throughout
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If you call NYC home, odds are you have come face to face with the emotionally charged ad campaign that Asics launched for the NYC marathon. The first time we saw it at the Bryant Park station, we were overcome with a range of feelings that transcended typical marketing initiatives.
Shot by Paul Aresu - his gritty photography has become synonymous
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With high hopes for an eventful weekend, we are prepping for the ING New York City Marathon. After a full year of intense training, there is only 1 day and 22 hrs left before the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge is jam packed with adrenaline riddled runners from every corner of the globe. We have mapped out our course, and chosen the best
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Remember when we said the Lumbar pack was the next "must-have" silhouette in the bag department.... well, its horn tooting time. Japanese powerhouse brand Visvim has teamed up with Sophnet to update their best selling pack the Ballistic 20, as well as give some mini sidekick love to the Ballistic Lumbar 8. Check out our Speed to Market for additional
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Skateboarding, within the United States, is exceedingly accessible for any kids of any age. For most youth in Jamaica, it’s the complete opposite – skateboard shops are non-existent, kids have to share decks and an actual paved road is difficult to come by. With that being said, a group of like-minded individuals that share a love for Jamaica and skateboarding,
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Directed by YOUNGTEAM, Barneys New York went with an unconventional concept (which we heart big time) to showcase their Fall 09 collections including Ann Demeulemeester, Comme des Garçons, Number (N)ine and Yohji Yamamoto. Check the video below:
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Trackosaurus Rex - our daily source for fixed gear enlightenment - provided us with a gem this morning. Tokyo fixed gear is opening a new shop in the UK, which will carry bikes, accessories and clothing. They will be stocking a new Japanese brand called Aldies. Not technically cycling apparel, a little too crunchy to be called traditional streetwear.... Aldies
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The North Face recently teamed up with old school graffiti artist Bigfoot, to create a limited edition collection of apparel, bags and water bottles adorned with his signature sasquatch imagery.
Last week they hosted a private party at the North Face Soho location, where Bigfoot himself created – right onsite – a nature inspired mural, in store’s window display. We
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As the action sports sector continues to grow, some unexpected candidates are tapped to design lifestyle collections. A chance meeting on the beach in Montauk, between fashion designer Cynthia Rowley and Randy Hild, executive vice president of marketing at Roxy, has evolved into a full-on 40 piece collection for Roxy. According to WWD, Cynthia - an avid surfer for those
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It was indeed a sad day when professional extreme skier, Shane McConkey, passed away while base jumping in Italy last spring. K2 decided to honor the legend by creating the Shane McConkey-inspired K2 Tribute Ski. Its graphics are derived from McConkey’s life and all net proceeds will go to his wife and daughter. At 160/130/120 underfoot and sizes in a
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This weekend Stylesight is covering the Nike+ Human Race in NYC and London. This 10k race is a virtual event – so you can run it with anyone, anywhere and at anytime on race day, as long as you are tuned in and turned on to Nike+. Nike is providing registered runners with a free Human Race runner's pack, including
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