Punk-soaked sunglasses, James Bond luggage, waxed jeans and an impossibly expensive button-up shirt are all in this week’s list of best style releases.
Spring has sprung but the gorgeous weather isn’t the only thing we’re hyped about. This week we saw some of the best style releases so far this year. From punk-soaked sunglasses to a re-crowning of dad sneakers, to super affordable designer basics to super unattainable designer button-ups, it’s all on our best-of list.
Uniqlo x J.W. Anderson
The long-awaited collaboration between high-fashion designer Jonathan Anderson and Japanese label Uniqlo is finally here.
Former Supreme brand director Angelo Baque has turned out a loyal following of his own with his New York outfit Awake. The latest collaboration sees ’80s and ’90s subculture blended with the iconic Reebok Instapump Fury.
Nike’s continued collaboration with avant-garde Japanese brand Sacai is one of the hardest sneakers to get. If you’re reading this, it’s too late (unless you go to StockX).
This is likely the most expensive piece of clothing you’ll ever see that’s not a watch. Using an ancient Japanese hand-printing technique known as Katazurizome which involves painstakingly hand brushing each layer of color onto the fabric.
Vans’ surf culture pairs perfectly with the wave-minded New York brand Pilgrim Surf. The exclusive collaboration is rendered in a palette of ocean blues and includes head-to-toe coverage, from sneakers and flip-flops to hats, anoraks, bags and shirts.
From the mastermind behind Japanese streetwear label Undercover, Jun Takahashi’s subversively slick take on athletic apparel is one you’ll want to rock whether you go to the gym or not.
One of New York’s coolest brands continues its hot streak with the most recent release of goods. Wild hand-blocked prints atop luscious corduroy are paired with colorful accessories and breezy button-ups.
