Converse 2012 Spring Chuck Taylor Premium White Leather
The latest Converse 2012 Spring Chuck Taylor Premium White Leather is draped with a premium white leather. Clean and minimal, the kicks sit atop the usual rubber outsole featuring a contrasting off-white leather and a matching toecap. Completing the uncluttered aesthetic of the shoe is the tonal stitching on the upper and a tan leather medial branding patch. via Kith NYC
Dror for TUMI Collection
The 11 piece luggage collection designed by Dror Benshetrit, features bags with a unique system that allows the pieces to transform and fold into various shapes. via Dror for TUMI Collection
J. W. Anderson x Porter Men’s Show Backpack
J.W. Anderson releases a highlight from their Spring/Summer 2012 runway show with this backpack done in collaboration with Porter. via oki-ni
The J. W. Anderson x Porter Men’s Show Backpack for spring/summer 2012, seen here in brown and blue.
The collaboration between J.W. Anderson and renowned Japanese luggage specialists Porter is something to behold. A highlight of the designer’s runway show, the bags effectively combine J.W.’s eclectic and artisanal approach to design with Porter’s fabled quality of construction and functionality.
Made from woven, straw-like fibres and soft grained premium leather, the bag zips vertically down the back. It has ventilation and thick padding on the body side, as well as padded adjustable straps and a clipped waist belt for comfort and support. It has four zipped external pockets and is finished with J.W. Anderson leather tags, as well as a Porter brand patch on the rear.
2 year old dancing the jive
After seeing his parents Kristina and Peter Stokkebroe and the dancers of studie43 practicing, 2 year old William Stokkebroe shows what he has learned at the Gala opening. He sure has style.
Self Edge x Cone Mills x Roy
This is the first time in over 60 years that Cone Mills has produced an original loomstate unsanforized fabric for a client. Directed by Kellen Dengler, watch as the denim goes from cotton state to finished product. via Self Edge