Benny Gold expands his line for the Holiday 2009 collection with knit beanies and canvas scout belts. The Scout Belts have a polished gold die-cut buckle with embossed signature belt tip and the Beanies are a tight knit beanie with metallic gold embroidery. Look for both items at BG retailers and his on-line shop.
UK design duo TADO’s Krunk-a-Claus Dunny gets into the Yuletide spirit with ‘nog and a fresh snow cone but the holiday hating chase prefers to celebrate with a crowbar and scowl. Blind boxed and 3-inches tall, Krunk-a-Claus comes with a removable hat, beard, bottle and ice cream cone. The evil T.W.O.C. the Elf chase comes with a crowbar and hat. Priced at $9.95 HERE.
Diamond Supply Co. and DVS are on the next collaboration and this collection is done in black with tiffany blue accents. Pieces in the collection include a Jeron Wilson pro model sneaker, a backpack, fitted, and t-shirt. The capsule collection is set to release in January 2010.
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The video is a closer insight into the sneaker’s design aesthetic with interviews with legendary Nike designers Mark Smith and Tinker Hatfield, the men behind all of those Jordan classics. You’ll learn of the many elements featured within this 25th installment of the Air Jordan.
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British artist Damien Hirst was born in 1965 in Bristol, England. During the 1990s Hirst was known as a wild child in the art world and his work embodied both everyday realism and provocative sensationalism. Known for his ironic wit and cultural commentary, Hirst often explores the theme of mortality through a variety of mediums and techniques from installation work, to painting and sculpture.
Hirst is known for his iconic graphic Spot paintings that depict rows of randomly-colored circles. Supreme will release a series of five individually designed decks and a Box Logo tee designed by Damien Hirst featuring his Spot paintings. Available in-store November 19th and online November 23rd. Available in Japan on November 21st.
