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20.November.2019
The Fake-Real LA: Season Four of Real Bad Man
Stüssy veteran Adam Weissman founded Real Bad Man to have complete artistic control over a product, but also to have some fun and create something unassuming - think bootleg merchandise for his favorite bands. As bizarre and random the designs may look, they represent LA depict a slice of the city that's just as authentic as the Lakers, gang culture,...
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15.November.2019
Fairfax Dreams Turned Reality: Seventh Heaven
Exposure to the world of streetwear is on a different level for LA youngsters, but few can turn that inspiration into something they call their own - John Ross is one of them.You may remember seeing this teenager's face for the first time on OVO's Editorials in 2016, but that was just the beginning for the creative prodigy. From building...
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15.November.2019
Baked Fresh Online: PizzaSlime
Unlike high-profile designers that often act as the face for their brand, PizzaSlime's founders, known only as Stoveman and Hobin, are intentionally and notoriously anonymous. The LA-based project started off as a music blog, but quickly evolved into a full-fledged brand, birthed out of flames online and fueled by everything pop culture. From celebrity tweet pillows and Crocs crossbody bags...
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14.November.2019
The N.Y. State of Mind: Aimé Leon Dore
New York origins can be both a blessing and a curse for brands. On the one hand, the roots of streetwear can be traced back all the way to the boroughs here, and there is no shortage of fashion icons that rose to prominence from these inspiring neighborhoods; on the other hand, coming from New York means you went straight...
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