New Richardson x Sorayama x HBX capsule featuring work by Japanese illustrator Hajime Sorayama. Sorayama is best known for his erotic, highly detailed feminized robots which stylistically he refers to as “superrealism”. The capsule includes a hoodie, t-shirt, and ball cap.
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Key pieces include a quilted bomber jacket that comes with an embroidered tiger patch, an all-over branded knitted sweatshirt and a version of the classic Gucci-logo tee that comes with red sleeves. The exclusive release sees variations on the brand’s name such as “Guccification” and “Gucky” as well as embroidered motifs including tiger heads, dragons and floral patterns.
Available at Dover Street Market’s web store and physical locations on December 15th.
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Converse’s military boot-inspired silhouette is reworked in classic black, khaki and bright neon iterations. Merging the Chuck 70 and Jump Boot models, these sneakers are crafted with a GORE-TEX seam sealed membrane to keep dry. The design mixes waterproof textile and mesh paneling on the upper, while elastic bands replace a traditional lacing system.
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First solo Rrose release in two years. Typically murky, suffocating sound design on the A side and fierce rhythms on ‘Nest of Queens’ to ensure maximum dancefloor propulsion.
TweetHaving taken her first steps into the Jedi world, Rey joins Luke Skywalker on an adventure with Leia, Finn and Poe that unlocks mysteries of the Force and secrets of the past.
In theatres December 14th, 2017
TweetMaischein started working on Yogascum in 2014 with the intention of pushing the boundaries of his signature sound even further. Having received a grant by the Musicboard Berlin, he developed an audio-visual show around the three tracks at the core of Yogascum, all of which feature instruments and sounds previously unheard of in Maischein’s work. While the Berlin-based noise cellist UnterLala weaves her signature screeches into the pulsating drones of »YS-1« and »YS-3«, zK member Mark Godwin on »YS-2« injects the subtle influence of a band whose records he has been working on as a mastering engineer, Coil.
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