Nike Sportswear showcased the world’s best pound for pound boxer, Manny Pacquiao at “Under The Hood” held at The Montalbán in Los Angeles this past weekend. The event gave fans an opportunity to talk with Pacquiao as he prepares for his seventh World Championship in his seventh different weight division. His next fight with Miguel Cotto is this upcoming Saturday, November 14th, in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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This pair of Nike Air Max LeBron VII (7) are created with a white/navy/gold colorway. Special detailing include, metallic gold printing leaves ‘NEW YORK’ and ‘27′ inscribed in pinstriped half-baseballs on the left and right toes. No word on a retail release from Nike Basektball, but stay posted.
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For the upcoming Manny Pacquaio vs. Miguel Cotto fight, True worked a play on Everlast’s Logo. Showing Pac-man love, his name is redone in the same print. Available in black or white from sizes small to XXL at True’s on-line shop.
Karmaloop TV walks through the Triumvir showroom in Santa Ana and get a first look at the brand new, post-apocolypse-inspired autumn line.
Paul Rodriguez and his shop, Primitive, collaborates with Nixon on a Player watch. Two colorways will be available, yellow/purple and black/tiffany blue. Releases on November 14th and currently on display at Fred Segal in Los Angeles.
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The fifth installment of Curated by Arkitip features original André artwork—the distinctive “Mr. A” character that brought him street fame in Paris—screen-printed on an iPhone Slider Case as well as on a MacBook Sleeve, which features faux-leather construction, cotton-lined interior and André-branded YKK zipper pulls.
A native of Uppsala, Sweden, André began painting on the walls of Paris in 1985 and quickly became one of the city’s most prolific graffiti artists. He broke ground by becoming the first artist to use a character—”Mr. A,” a stick figure with a top hat—instead of a tag name. In “Love Graffiti,” one of his most famous projects, André spray paints a lover’s name in oversized bubble letters in a location of his client’s choice. In 2004, Andre and friends opened Le Baron, an elite and confidential micro-club created from a former bordello. André continues to redefine the art of nightlife itself. André splits his time between Paris and New York City.
