The pairing of high-end Japanese fashion rand Number (N)ine and the versatile Jack Purcell model has yielded the following sneaker. Number (N)ine’s attention to quality and interesting materials results in a knitted upper on the iconic Purcell profile and joins a wealth of strong Converse releases in the last few months. Available at Number (N)ine retailers for 15,750 YEN.
Lifted from honeyee.mag Vol. 6 is a look into Hiroshi Fujiwara’s upcoming Levi’s Fenom collection. Some big releases on the way including upcoming collaborations with mastermind JAPAN. The effort takes form with strong Crush distressing and the replacement of the iconic fragment bolt logo with that of MMJ’s skull motifs under the back right pocket. Look for more information down the line.
HUF has unveiled their 2008 fall/winter t-shirt collection as the brand features their trademark clean graphics. A total of six designs are previewed with more on the way. These are anticipated to release in the very near future at online at Store.HUFSF.com and its associated accounts.
Stussy’s 2008 fall collection is around the corner, but until then their new catalog is the next best thing. Featured is a view into the 2008 fall collection, special interview with Tomonori “RIP” Tanaka and features into their collaborative pieces with Schott, Luminox and Tomonori “RIP” Tanaka. The catalog releases September 20th, 2008 with a price of ￥690
Exclusive to Japan, the Fragment Design led Fenom line has seen its far share of re-workings. Although encrusting jewels into denim is nothing new for Hiroshi Fujiwara, the Fragment Design founder has found a niche within these updated Levi’s silhouettes. Giving us a sneak peek, we see this pair getting the royal treatment, especially with the majestic purple stitching and custom badging. Stay tuned for further info.
Having seen a few looks at the NexusVII 2008 fall/winter collection, here’s a more personalized look at the simpler pieces from within the collection from the Japanese label. Many of their pieces are featured on monotone colored bodies such as black, white and gray. However many of their styles feature strong detailing whether it be crisp metallic/3M prints or branded trims as seen on the button-ups and slacks. Available now at select IT locations in Hong Kong.
The Military inspired Japanese label WTAPS has released a look at their “Red Dawn” 2008 Fall/Winter collection. Incorporating the highly celebrated Gore-Tex material within their garments (most evident in the field jackets), WTAP’s relentless approach to quality and detail shines through the clothing they produce. Along with a strong outerwear showcase, pieces such as thermals and flannels keep natural elements in their place.
