Until now only low quality impressions from Odd Future's stage clash with Pharrell Williams has been available. Filling that void, Karmaloop now brings forth some clearer footage of this epic get-together. Watch above.
Inventory showcases the Mr. Bathing Ape collection for Spring/Summer 2011 with this editorial shot by photographer Neil Bedford and styled by Craig Ford. Highlighting the label’s tailored suiting, the selected pieces include single-breasted, two-button jackets with dart detailing and a selection of neckties that feature the brand’s signature camouflage and ape motifs.
The WVIL Concept Camera is the creative vision of award-winning design team Artefact. While touchscreen monitors are quickly becoming a common sight within the world of digital cameras, WVIL, which stands for Wireless Viewfinder Interchangeable Lens, offers a further dimension to the concept of digital photography. Full in-body image editing together with sharing options make the WVIL a true social media powerhouse for photography with greater image quality relative to the current trend in mobile phone photography. Let’s hope Artefact are foreshadowing the future with the WVIL.
Some new Childish Gambino for y'all; this time it's a variation on Kanye's "All of the Lights". Personally, I think it's pretty dope...take a listen and judge for yourselves.
Once existing only in concept form, Bugatti’s 16C Galibier is set to officially hit the production line. The four-door sedan will feature another high-powered engine with rumors including the W16 with 1,000 hp, or a more scaled-back 800 hp which utilizes only two turbochargers. The price of speed and comfort will set potential buyers back $1.4 USD million.
Continuing the brand’s retail hot streak, A.P.C. announce the opening of yet another flagship store, this time situated in East London. As with other shops, the space will play home base to the A.P.C. brand, offering collection for both men and womens along with other special goodies. For those in town, be sure to stop by!
Supreme does its part to aid the victims of the recent Japan tsunami disaster with its own benefit T-shirt. The design follows Supreme’s iconic box logo scheme with a rising sun backdrop and special message on the backside reading “Japan Earthquake Relief, March 2011, United We Stand.” The shirt will go on sale April 8 through both U.S. stores and online, while Japan will see a release on April 9, 2011. 100% of all the proceeds from the sales of the T-shirt will be donated to the Japanese Red Cross Society.