Posts Tagged 'Pharrell Williams'
Original FAKE KAWS JPP drop
Published 24/08/2008 Art , Culture , Fashion , London , streetwear Leave a CommentTags: Bape, Companion, DPMHI, Futura, Honeyee, Japanese Police, JPP, Kanye West, Kaws, Lupe Fiasco, Maharishi, My Karma Drives over my Dogma, Original Fake, OriginalFake, Pharrell Williams, The Hideout London
Uniqlo Denim Jackets
Published 30/07/2008 Fashion , London , streetwear Leave a CommentTags: Denim Jacket, Kanye West, Pharrell Williams, S001, Slim Fit, Uniqlo
S001 Slim Fit
(sorry for bad photograph)
Uniqlo Slim Fit Denim Jackets (S001), should be hitting the stores soon, if not already (170 oxford st.)
£29.99
maybe?
N*E*R*D is right here and ain’t going nowhere
Published 19/06/2008 Culture , Fashion , London , Music Leave a CommentTags: A Baby Milo, A Bathing Ape, Bape, BBC, Billionaires Boys Club, Chad Hugo, DPMHI, MHI, NERD, Nigo, NIKE SB, No one ever really Dies, Pharrell Williams, seeing sounds, Shay Haley, Skateboard P, The Hideout London, The Neptunes, What the Dunk
okay there is a lot more to see here than to say, so.. basically N.E.R.D. + Nigo + THE HIDEOUT + A WHOLE LOAD OF BAPE HEADS = THURSDAY
NIGO!! the “hypebeast” himself
JOIN THE FACEBOOK INTERNATIONAL SHAY FAN CLUB
F- x x -CK Yeah!
Published 11/06/2008 Art , Culture , Fashion , Hip Hop , London , Music , streetwear Leave a CommentTags: A Bathing Ape, Bape, emma summerton, I-D Magazine, Kanye West, Kaws, Lil Wayne, Nigo, Pharrell Williams, sash pivovarova, Usher
(excuse the nerdy photo but yes i am an avid collector of I-D)
yes!
i was able to get my hands on a copy l-D Magazine x Kaws, the limited “fake” version, designed by Kaws himself.
Apparently there are only 1000 or so in print. So yeah i’m happy about that.
Today I received advance copies of the July issue of i-D Magazine. This was
one of the largest magazine projects I have worked on to date. It was a lot
of work but I would gladly do it over again (and again, and again.)
The support I received from friends who took time out of their busy
schedules to contribute was awesome, so thank you. Another
great part about this project was that I interviewed Nigo – my first time as
interviewer. I got to be really open and ask him a bunch of things I wanted
to know about in the past, but was too polite to ask. To top it all off, the
printing job on the issue was amazing. The cover and inside spreads look
super bright and clean. A special thanks to Terry and Tricia Jones, and
again to everyone at i-D and to those who contributed…- Kaws
Be (SENSE)ible!
Published 28/01/2008 Art , Culture , Fashion , London , Music , streetwear Leave a CommentTags: Dead Prez, Layla Louise, Pharrell Williams, Sense Magazine
