Telfar Fall/Winter 2017

This season, Telfar mixed up materials, making garments made of strips of different fabric—nylons, knits, denims. “It was fusing garments really,” said Clemens. “There’s a jean mixed with a sweater mixed with a turtleneck mixed with a t-shirt. It’s really a blur of genres of clothing.”

The simplicity is deceptive. The garments looked beautifully made, and, on a practical note, cozy. And the looks were scattered with hints of weirdness: knit knee socks that looked like lederhosen, painterly caps, layers of sleeves. And there were sneakers, made in collaboration with Puma, that are sure to be popular.

The show also had a pointedly political take. As he did last season, Ryan Trecartin composed a poem that served as the soundtrack for the show (the artist recited it over music by Andrew David Ross). It included lines like, “All bodies are illegal;” “It’s ninety degrees in February, it shouldn’t be;” and my personal favorite, “I have instructed Homeland Security to get fucking wasted.”

“It’s time to be political,” said Clemens. “It’s time to pick a side.”

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Potato Head A/W ‘19

With paradisiacal island references strewn across different prints and colorways, the line is sure to please hawaiian shirt fans, keeping summer close even when winter hits.

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JW Anderson S/S '20

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Peels x Vans

September 16, 2019

During Euphoria's episode titled "The Trials and Tribulations of Trying to Pee While Depressed", LES and skater kids alike all did a double take in recognition of a single shirt—but to clarify, it wasn't just any shirt. Zendaya was wearing the iconic Peels work shirt. Since then, the orders did not stop coming in. Fresh off the heels of a recent Dickies collaboration, Jerome Peel presents us with a fresh collab with Vans this NYFW.

I wish lastnightsparty.com was still active because last night’s party would have made the landing page. To the crowd’s surprise, there was a 12 ft tall half-pipe ramp in the parlor of Ludlow House. No one was allowed to venture past the magic curtain without a waiver.

Every 60 seconds, or so, there was another skater falling—all you could hear were cheers, and jeers which directly competed with the DJ. Half of the guests were Straight Outta Tompkins; the other half were Bergdorf Babies. As the night progressed, the floor was littered with broken beer bottles, and wine glasses; by the time the open bar was closing, they were passing out plastic cups. Definitely a night you won’t forget...