ROKIT drops its Fall 2020 lookbook, with a variety of bold streetwear staples that carry forth the label’s graphic-driven aesthetic. Dubbed “Silent Running,” ROKIT, this season, has imagined a bevy of bright prints that explore nostalgic styles from the turn of the millennium, like spray-paint-style gradients, bold logos and basketball-inspired graphics, coloring a range of casual silhouettes like hoodies, sweatpants, T-shirts, flannels and long-sleeves
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Debuted in 1995, the SeeULater was revived in 2016 by way of fanciful makeups and a covetable set of monochrome sneakers envisioned by HYKE. Though it has seen some revivals in Japan, the latest OG colorways appear to be making their way overseas this time.
Quintessentially ’90s, this SeeULater OG sneaker features nubuck, grain leather and mesh, complete with embroidered adidas branding and high contrast hits of beige, maroon and yellow. The grippy black rubber sole unit and elasticated ankle opening remain intact, promising a comfortable trek through the woods and city alike.
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Barbour teams up with Saturdays NYC through its Barbour International line. The resulting capsule mixes surf and city culture with Barbour International’s motorcycling heritage. As well as classic outerwear, archival wax and quilted jackets — the collection also features sweatshirts, knitwear, T-shirts and accessories.
The stand-out items are the outerwear, with a reworking of Barbour International’s A7 jacket mixing its motorcycle history with new elements including cord overlays, buckle fastenings and a detachable teddy fleece lining. Elsewhere, the collaborative Winter Quilt jacket features a waist belt as a nod to motorcycling as well as similar cord overlays as the A7.
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British label Heresy has followed up its folklore-inspired Spring/Summer 2020 collection its new “Chaos and the Ballad of the Black Dog” range. The Fall/Winter 2020 collection looks at themes that have ran throughout the brand’s previous work, with a particular focus on Chaos Magick, the Occult and Wicca.
Described as “Britain’s only native religion,” Wicca is a form of modern Paganism that was introduced in the 1950s. The religion ties in to Heresy’s ongoing look at folklore and the occult, and has a particular focus on nature with a range of symbols and motifs.
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Drawing from Wes Craven‘s A Nightmare on Elm Street, the Air Max 95 “Freddy Krueger” is inspired by the spirit of a serial killer.
Dressed in a mix of “Velvet Brown,” “University Red” and “Team Red,” the upper of the shoe is constructed of mesh and canvas to replicate Krueger’s sweater. Accents on the base include grey suede toecaps, checkered tongue and metallic silver overlays speckled with red in reference to Freddy’s favorite razor glove. Branding comes in the form of “AIRMAX” tongue badges, small heel Swooshes, “Nike Air” debossing at the rear and bloody Swoosh printed insoles. Elevating the shoe are light brown midsoles red Air units paired with contrasting black rubber outsoles.
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NEIGHBORHOOD joins with IMAGE CLUB LIMITED, founded by Keith Morris, frontman of punk band BLACK FLAG, for a concise T-shirt capsule emblazoned with candid portraits of members of N.W.A.
Coming in colorways of black, white and navy, the T-shirts are emblazoned with vintage black and white photos of the rap group, alongside bold “NEIGHBORHOOD” branding.
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