New pieces from the collaborative effort between Swagger and Lupe Fiasco’s Trilly & Truly label, include a Snowflake Puffer Jacket and the Class Of ‘84 Lightning Denim Jeans. The denim comes in either hard washed or raw, featuring a small leather pocket on the front, several prints and a large “T” embroidery on the back pocket. All three are now available at choiceisyours. via HighSnobiety
Lupe Fiasco’s Trilly & Truly clothing line has a couple of new items for the winter season. One is a Trilly & Truly logo crewneck and sweat pants available in grey or navy and the other is a Swagger “Lupestein” tee in three colors. Available now at choiceisyours.jp. via Hypebeast
This is a unreleased track from Lupe Fiasco called “Hustlers & Customers”. Check it out on the audio player below. via OnSmash | FSD
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Here are a couple of teaser images of Fallacy Of Rome’s Japanese selvage denim jeans. It’s hard to tell from the pics of what color they are, but definately it is distressed with imagry on the inner linning. More pics and info to come from this collaboration between Lupe Fiasco and Le Messie. via SlamxHype
Sedgwick & Cedar is rooted in where Hip Hop began in 1973 at the Sedgwick Avenue & Cedar Park intersection of The Bronx, NYC. They represent the style of the original DJ’s, MC’s, B-boy Crews and Grafitti Artists that laid the foundation of Hip Hop at the first house parties, block parties and park jams. This season, they come through with new designs that several celebs have been seen rocking. Check out their site for a stocklist close to you.
Lupe Fiasco joins the the Product (RED) initiative with Converse on a Chuck Taylor Low. He chose a classy all-black patent leather pair of Chucks with a special rubber toecap and patent leather heel patch. Red accents on on the upper eyelets, on the insole and on the midsole is attributed to project Product (Red). Look for these next January. via Hypebeast
