It’s pretty widely known that Cleveland artist Kid Cudi worked for A Bathing Ape in New York City while struggling to hit it big time. Cudder has been collaborating with his former employee recently for a few different pieces, this time culminating in a t-shirt to be released online on Jan. 20th and in BAPE NY on the 23rd.
via Hypebeast
A night of music to benefit Haiti! Hit the click for the rest of the flyer…
Another Enemy is back for the Summer/Spring 2010 season. Here are a few of the new designs including the collaboration with GOOD Music artist Big Sean. Expect some of these at Next in the coming months…
More designs after the click…
Highsnobiety has a preview of a bunch of new colorways of the popular Supra Skytops for 2010. Head there for the preview and we’ll let you know when they land at Next Beachwood.
We also landed some great Blazers for women! Check out these Nikes.
A few more unconventional Nike‘s have landed, including the Toki, RT1, RockWaffle, and this unique Blazer AC High with velcro straps instead of laces. Check em out now at Next Coventry!
Nike has launched a cool website tie-in for their popular Spiz’ike hybrid shoes. To celebrate the new colorway and the Mars Blackmon character, you can browse the history and design elements of the shoe, or choose a template and become Mars via your computer. Check it out here.
Krudmart caught up with one of the more indelible figures in hip hop and streetwear fashion not too long ago for this interview. Dante drops some knowledge on streetwear’s history, brand management, and what some of your favorite brands have in store in 2010.
This week has been declared Graffiti Markup Language Week by the Free Art and Technology (F.A.T.) Lab, a week celebrating the various projects developed with the use of a specialized XML protocol dedicated to capturing the motion data created by tagging. Check the video and try to wrap your head around it.
The next big smartphone on the horizon is Google’s Nexus One. Hypebeast had a short write up on the device, and by viewing the ad above, it seems like this might be the iPhone killer. Either that or its just a cleverly crafted commercial…
