Although Nike isn’t an official sponsor of the London 2012 Olympic Games, you knew they weren’t going to let one of the year’s largest sport moments go unnoticed. And as we’ve come to expect from them and Wieden+Kennedy over the years, each campaign outdoes the next.
I wouldn’t be surprised if you’ve never heard of The Mynabirds. Outside of Omaha, Nebraska, the world is still catching on. But once you lay your eyes on Laura Burhenn, it’s hard to take them off of her.
For their Summer 2012 collection, Akomplice set sail for South America to capture a background befitting of their new range. Landing in Medellín, Colombia, a city which reflects the raw thematic direction of the line, the brand assembled an authentic group of protagonists to document the lookbook over the course of five days.
With USA Basketball back in Barcelona 20 years after the Dream Team won gold, Where Brooklyn At! is releasing two very limited commemorative t-shirts this weekend.
Can you believe that Mila Kunis was only 14 when she started filming “That ’70s Show” back in 1998? And look where she is today. The 28-year-old actress is now one of Hollywood’s leading ladies, showing that she can thrive in both comedic (Ted) and dramatic (Black Swan) roles alike.
When it comes to basketball and sports nostalgia, look no further than Million Dollar Ballers. And the latest release from the Oregon-based brand is for a good cause too. Teaming up with hoops legend Chris Herren and his foundation, the “Project Purple” t-shirt raises money to assist individuals and families struggling with addiction.
As if they needed an excuse to collaborate, Supreme has joined Nike SB to commemorate the 10-year anniversary of the original Supreme Dunk Low.
When Levi Maestro hit me last night that he had a new episode of “Maestro Knows” dropping today featuring Chris Bosh, I got excited. Not just because he’d told me some of the stories beforehand, but because there’s nothing better than checking out the finished product.
It seems I stumble upon a new brand I like every other day, and today it happens to be Victate. The London-based label started in 2009, was founded by Edward Li when he was just 17. Three years later, their Summer 2012 collection brings a tour de force.