Whether you’d like to admit it or not, you may have been one of those people who were slacking in 2006. Well, the year has come and gone, but we still can look back at the things that were crazy fly in 2006. Created by indesignwetrust, La MJC and Colette, the All Gone Book includes all of the hot toys, shoes, clothes, art, collectibles and anything else that was hot in the streets in 2006.
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Judging by the clothes that are dropping in the coming season, Spring 2007 is going to be very fashionable. Adding a little urban appeal to the lineup is the MIKE Spring 2007 Tees and Umbrella. The Chicago Bulls logo is printed on a select few of the Tees while the MIKE basketball hoop appears on others.
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Yes Sir! The peyote visions got us grooving in a sticky, sweaty swagger. Word up to the rebels in the desert and the mental troopers in the cubicle. Our feet stay lit with only the most neon of grips. Look out for the Nike “Bright Cactus” pack in Spring/Summer 2007.
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See how it goes down at an LRG Photoshoot with Kareem Black.
Burton takes a look at the streetwear industry for this release which features the usual suspects like brass knuckles, diamonds, paiselys, and skulls.
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In anticipation of Spring, Shmack is keeping it colorful with their new line. The new collection continues to push the bold look Shmack is known for, with strong colors and thick stitching.
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Unhappy with crafting just sneaker miniatures, Gabriel Urist has expanded his repetoire to include a new NBA line featuring encrusted metals like silver, gold, and diamonds. These pieces are set to drop in March at 204 Elizabeth Street in New York City.
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Riding of the ’success’ of their most recent single, “I Still Love H.E.R” featuring Kanye West, the Teriyaki Boyz team up with Bape for this tee which features the crew riding sharkstyle with the classic Kanye West bear.
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After releasing one of the best albums of 2006, Clipse, well-known for popularizing Bape in the rap game, are coming out with their own New Era. Available in both purple and green, these hats join a long line of rapper collabos with New Era.
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The Bape Star Hoodie, also available in a crewneck version, comes in white and grey colorways. Love them or hate them, Bape keeps it moving.
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