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The collaborative collection between Shinsuke Takizawa and P.A.M.'s Misha Hollenbach and Shauna Toohey come together fr their alignment on visual sensibility and immediacy, blending P.A.M.'s bold all-over prints with Neighborhood's craftsmanship to create a unique winter capsule with a focus on outerwear.

Brendan Fowler and Cali Thornhill-Dewitt's Some Ware imprint is the perfect example of a project that transcends boundaries - a nightlife collective and record label that expanded into a fashion endeavor, the duo injected their experiences in the music scene and manifested into graphic-heavy apparel.

Ambush continues its strong tradition of crafting unconventional accessories, releasing alongside their Spring/Summer 2020 collection a wide selection of accompanying pieces, including reiterations of crowd favorites, revamped staples, and original designs.

With rowdy and provocative aesthetics, 99%IS has been pushing boundaries with each and every collection. While it took the world some time to catch on, we now see celebrities and fashion enthusiasts alike embracing the designer's unapologetically bold creations.

Kanghyuk repurposes deployed airbags for modern contemporary pieces - now available at JUICESTORE!

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KANGHYUK came under the international spotlight last year after being named one of the nominees for the prestigious LVMH Prize, but the South Korean brand helmed by Kanghyuk Choi and Sanglak Shon has been on the radar of industry insiders before that.

In the spirit of the brand's SS20 collection launch at JUICE Hong Kong, we look at some of our favorite celebrities rocking the designer's signature Gobchang Pants.

CLOT links up with purveyor of American throwback sporting apparel brand Mitchell & Ness on exclusive release!

The approach that Ryan O'Connor has taken to build RipnDip is organic and, more importantly, fun. In an industry where creators and consumers can both be too serious or competitive, they serve as a reminder of the attitude that made streetwear what it is today, and why it brought so many together.

For Nico Guardalabene, Bam Barcena, and Ryan Barcena, they found their edge through skate and basketball. No one has ever so eloquently encapsulated both concepts the way ROKIT did - with highly minimalistic and stylized designs.