These are Aussie version of the Balenciaga ankle harness boots that have caught a lot of popularity lately. The Maurie & Eve‘s are a great black boot with triple leather strap that gives them a decidedly punk rock chic. Check for these at Next locations in the coming months. Cannot wait…..yum.
These are a new collaboration dunk from Nike by Carri Mundane’s London based brand Cassette Playa. The shoe is a part of the Rivals Pack from Nike Sportswear’s Holiday 2009 Collection. You can pick these up now at Next now.
A Google Wave demonstration as told with a little help from Pulp Fiction. NSFW because duh, its Pulp Fiction.
via Laughing Squid
As mentioned last week, New Supra have landed at Next, including the new colorway of the TK Society.
The new Jordan XII feature a white leather construction with perforated portions, as well as black and red accents throughout. They have been dubbed the Rising Sun editions because of their similarity to Japanse rising sun imagery. These have just landed at Next.
Not sure what the hell this is. What I do know is its a collaboration with Where The Wild Things Are director, Spike Jonze (which, by the way, is awesome) and everyone’s favorite interrupting rapper, Kanye West. Definitely some weirdness going on in this one. Enjoy… (?)
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Here are two styles from the previously blogged Nine Days, a new line by Donwan Harrell of PRPS.
New retro Timex timepieces have landed at Next Beachwood and Coventry. It’s a classic digital 80 watch featuring indiglo backlight, sturdy rubber strap and plastic face, and a crystal display screen along with silver buttons. These are water resistant as well. They are available in a variety of colors so make sure you stop by and check out the full line.
Pic via WilliamYan
3 brand new Womens Dunks for our female sneakerheads out there.
More stunning women’s fashion modeled by our lovely Next Coventry employees, Taylor and Mickey.
The film RiP: A Remix Manifesto is up on Hulu and I highly recommend watching it. The film follows Girl Talk extensively, as well as renowned copyright reformist lawyer Lawrence Lessig in its exploration on the history and current issues in copyright and media. The opening scene was actually filmed at the Grog Shop. I also put this up for my school record company, AEMMP Records.
Brittany and Mickey show off a couple new dresses from Arc & Co.
