Written by Guest Blogger Katherine Roettger

From costume design to designing streetwear may not seem like a huge leap, but when that costume designer is Lizzie Owens, known for outfitting bands like The Killers and MGMT in everything from feathers to neon colors, you may start to wonder how her work will translate into something you’re suppose to walk down the street in. However, Owens pulls it off with her menswear line Highland, started in 2009 in her hometown Read the full story

CyanaTrendLand [via Alaia Izabela] provides the first internet leak of CTRL‘s SS10 collection. The lookbook is incredibly large [at around 112 pages, no joke] but the colors, styling, photography, and models keep you hungrily flipping right through to the very end. Abundant are subtle acid wash denims in coral and black, as well as cropped and non-cropped jeans in plain black or white for both women and men.

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New Japan Streetwear Label, Base Control Fall / Winter 2008 Collection

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Beautiful Winter 08 Collection by Plain Gravy – This is just a little preview – You will be able to see the full collection in NY next week – Appointments and inquiries at Cyana Lab Showroom ( Ani Tzenkova )

::::A Follow Up On A Recent Post ABouT A-Ron’s Anything NYC:::::

Aaron Bondaroff is 29, part Puerto Rican, part Jewish, Brooklyn-born and a high-school dropout. His life weaves through the most elusive subcultures of lower Manhattan. A-Ron, as he is also known, is one of those individuals who embodies a scene. so downtown, Bondaroff is fond of saying, I don’t go above Delancey. Read the full story

The next BAPE?

A walk around lower Manhattan a few blocks in any direction and it is almost impossible not to encounter the ubiquitous aNYthing stickers. Founded by streetwear vet Aaron Bondaroff, known to the public at large as A-Ron the Don, aNYthing (A New York Thing) is a street wear / lifestyle brand that has been bubbling on the New York underground for several years now, mainly by way of aNYthing t-shirts being worn by various in-the-know downtown New Yorkers. Read the full story