The Seattle KVLT of Actual Pain have a new project just released today, a fashion/photo magazine entitled Dethbook. This will of course be awesome and you will want a copy, so get it quick because they only printed 500 and the way AP has blown up over the past year you can be sure they’ll sell through.
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Posted in clothes, girls fashion, photography
Tagged Actual Pain, magazine, Seattle
There’s a lot of good motorcycle mags out there, but most usually only champion one style of engine, which in turn vilifies everything else… not so much with Lowside. I picked up a few issues from Self Edge down in SF last week based on the strength of their cover imagery, and was super impressed with the content… a totally positive take on motorcycle customization, riding, and brotherhood, the mag has great writing and even better photography, covering all mc subcultures from choppers through to cafes. Hit their online shop to subscribe or cop a piece of apparel; support dudes documenting the passion for everything motorcycle, regardless of what you ride.
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Vancouver shop Roden Gray has released this new video featuring pieces from their spring/summer 2012 collections from Thom Browne and Junya Watanabe. Shot locally in Vancouver the video features John J. Mackie as the model, directed by Zak David, production from Jeffro Halladay and cinematography from Petter Hagge.
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Damn ya’ll sorry for the lack of posts as of late, sometimes life gets in the way of blauge output but this week things should be back to normal around here. That said here is a look at the newest collection from Japanese label CALEE with their spring/summer 2012 range. This is another one of those lines that harnesses the greaser/mechanic look really well, with workwear inspired styles galore. Really liking the coveralls and overalls as well as the bowler shirts, read through for the rest of the looks.
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Following up one of our favorite collections in recent memory, here’s the f/w 2012 lookbook from Japanese label LABRAT. What to say, this is it… how to combine every good subculture ever and make a total fashion collection out of it? Check, and win. Everything about this lookbook is the kind of vibe that we support when it comes to something beyond street/work wear, left field ish that shouldn’t possibly work but does, keep reading for more.
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One of of favourite complete labels for years now, Nonnative has just released this first look at their f/w 2012 collection entitled Stumptown Sidewalk, paying tribute to Portland OR street fashion. May seem like a bit of a head shaker but the Pac Northwest influence is definitely there, mostly in the form of dad-fashion such as hiking boots, sock tucks, slight (inadvertent) pant crops, vests and plaids. As always with Nonnative I’m super hyped on the styling and cohesiveness of the lookbook, the Japanese label really never fails and the fall/winter seasons are always especially strong… more after the jump.
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Tilak is a Czech outerwear line producing some of the best looking technical jackets I’ve seen in a minute. Designed in conjunction with Acronym at their Munich studio, the pieces are then manufactured in the Czech town of Šumperk. A mix of Gore-Tex, Ventile and Windstopper, Tilak produces a focused range of mountain, hiking, and city-focused product, well-styled as a secondary benefit, high functioning as the primary goal. Such rad looking pieces, click through for more.
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Posted in accessories, clothes, technology
Tagged Acronym, Czech Republic, Germany, mountaineering, outdoors wear, Tilak
You already know. This is already up on every blauge ever, and for good reason. Everyone waits for new FUCT to drop, and here it is, the s/s ’12 lookbook. The line stays the best and somehow gets better, with a whole lotta FTW going down… Brunetti has been killing every medium he touches (instagram son), and this lookbook carries that instantly-recognizable FUCT vibe, classic American outcast… read though for more and click to expand pics.
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