A long time in the making, Kanye West and his brand, Pastelle seems to nearing it’s first release. You’ll notice some of the pieces have already been worn by Kanye at various events. A couple more shots after the jump! Official release date is still unknown.
EDIT: Official word is Pastelle is dead and will release under Kanye’s own name in the near future.
via Highsnobiety | SwaggerDap
Kanye posted another Pastelle piece and announced that the collection will officially release in January 2009. The jacket is a Varsity Jacket that is given a different kind of sleeve application and has more colors than you would normally find on a jacket like this. He promises big things, so we’ll have to wait and see.
For those of you anxiously waiting for Pastelle to officially release, Kanye West continues to tease with another Pastelle piece. During the American Music Awards 2008, Kanye West was wearing a Pastelle Jacket that has some resemblence to Michael Jackson’s Thriller Jacket, is done in two toned blue with red accents and Pastelle upfront and on the back. via HighSnobiety
Kanye is back working on his Pastelle line of clothing among his various other projects. His pastelle.com site now redirects to pasttellmuseum.com and is labeled, Past Tell Museum. His fans have been waiting patiently for almost a year now. Just be a little bit more patient!
Kanye West has been teasing his fans with the release of his highly anticipated clothing line, Pastelle. Head designer for Pastelle is Kim Jones and with her background, there is no doubt the release will be a resounding success. A more in-depth preview showed up in VMAN with the help of Rihanna and Lupe Fiasco modeling pieces from the collection. via Hypebeast | Cliff Notes
As seen on the feet of Hip-Hop trendsetter Kanye West and originally slated for release under the Pastelle brand, this is Ato Matsumoto’s take on a sneaker called, the Ato Cow Hide Boot. The sneaker has 2 velcro straps and comes in a mix of patent and regular premium leather. You’ll have to wait till next January (2009) for the drop. via Kicksclusive | Limite
