Today Hella Tight released a new hat they did with Del The Funky Homosapien called the “Bombay“. The crown of the hat is melton wool with the front Hieroglyphics logo embroidered in a 3M reflective material, and toppped off with a leather visor and button. Inconjunction with the release of the hat Del recorded a new song called “Tha Bombay” which is available for free download after the jump.
Fashawn makes a pit stop at the Orisue Warehouse in between shows while on the Wizard of Poetry tour to check out the collaborative T-shirt he’s doing with them. Check out the video after the jump.
Tomorrow The Hundreds are set to release their newest collection of footware for their ‘09 Holiday collection. The Holiday drop includes all new Johnson Mids, Johnson Lows, and Valenzuelas. These should be hitting your local Hundreds retailer anytime now while both TH flagship stores will be releasing these on Thursday, Oct. 22. Check out the collection after the jump.
“And ain’t nobody fresher, I’m in Maison ah! Martin Margiela…” It’s fitting that Jay-Z wore the Margiela smoke print inspired ‘Smoke Me I’m Dope‘ shirt by Dope Couture recently. This re-interpretation of one of the most popular Dope Couture shirts is now available at their online shop.
Check out this new Hella Tight x U-N-I “Land Of The Kings” snap back. Inspired by their single “Land of The Kings” with a colorway ode to the Lakers. the hat features a yellow satin undervisor and yellow satin button. Available tomorrow at www.hellatight.com
As artist and founder of the SSUR clothing line and its sub-brands Rebel Ape and Caviar Cartel, Russ Karablin has become a prominent figure in both the street wear and contemporary art scenes. The strong influence of New York City, from its hip hop culture to its street art, is prevalent within SSURs imagery. Equally as influential to his designs is Russ Karablin’s Russian background. He combines pop culture memorabilia with war propaganda, meshing past and present iconography, to create work concerned with sex, politics, and protest. Watch the 2002 interview after the jump.
