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The Brooklyn Circus Black Friday Sale

Hit up The Brooklyn Circus‘ Black Friday Sale or 50-70% off brands like Cheap Monday, Adidas, Staple, Umbro, Onie Denim, Rich Yung, Nudie Jeans, and more.

The Brooklyn Circus (NYC)
150 Nevins Street
Brooklyn, NY11217
Tel: 718.858.0919
9AM - 7PM

The Brooklyn Circus (SF)
1525 Fillmore St.
San Francisco, CA 94115
Tel: 415.359.1999

The Brooklyn Circus (Chicago @ Solemates)
2708 N. Halsted.
Chicago, IL 60614
Tel: 773.327.7782

First Look: Adidas Originals x Jeremy Scott

Yesterday it was the Adidas sneakers by Jeremy Scott, today we have the Adidas Orginals Collection by Jeremy Scott. I will say it started off not so bad, then it got real bad real fast. I mean I don’t think I really have to explain why it’s so bad, but why not make sure you get the point. Unless you are being a pimp/whore or the cast of the Lion King for Halloween don’t waste your money. This line can easily be summed up by that picture of that girl in the hoodie, a big leopard printed log of shit! That hoodie has weird arms sticking out of the side and a creepy hood, it really isn’t good looking at all. For those of you who are looking to land the back of your 5 IQ head on Back-stabber, buy that sweatshirt and come hang around our office and your bound to be discovered. Oh Jeremy Scott, I almost liked for a whole day this time!

Thanks to Trash Bag Aesthetics for the photos.

First Look: Jeremy Scott x Adidas

Fuck Redbull, Jeremy Scott will give me wings! Another collaboration another Jeremy Scott success. In his recent work with Adidas, Scott has produced three stlye shoes that come in three colorways each. The gold hightops with wings are some of the coolest tennis shoes I have seen in a long time. No word on a price yet, but the collection is another Spring line, so you’re going to have to wait for these ones.

Thanks to Is Mental and Highsnobiety for the pics!

A Whole New High-Top

Gram.

D.A.T.E.

Schmoove.

Y-3 by Adidas.

Sneaky Steve.

Why do guys commonly use the term “high-tops” to mean the classic Converse sneakers or the recently popular Nike Dunks? You can never go wrong pairing your black Converse with a pair of raw denim straight legs, a black button-up and a few accessories here and there. And we all know how versatile those Nike Dunks can be…a red and black pair to match your plaid or even neons to go with all of your hiliter yellows, oranges and greens. But take a look around…your brother, your cousin, your best friend’s uncle’s ex-wife’s son’s next-door neighbor ALL have these shoes. I assure you, there are other high-top options out there!

Above are a few pairs I came across while searching Ssense and Revolve Clothing. Although these high-tops are rather similar to the designs and concepts of Converse and Nike Dunks (slim fit, aeration pores, ankle laces) they have enough detail and flare to make them unique. Depending on the brand and material, these shoes can set you back anywhere from $100-$400…but it beats looking like every other Beatle band reject and fake NBA star out there!

Fashion in Motion: Adidas by Stella McCartney

What is the point of fashionable athletic gear if it isn’t breathable, resilient and downright comfortable? British designer Stella McCartney didn’t simply show us her Adidas collection, she showed us how it moved in action. Forget the models, Olympic athletes decked out in McCartney’s designs showed buyers exactly how these garments performed. Along the lines of the London Fashion Week trends, McCartney showed bright colors infused in scalloped athletic tops and spandex leggings. McCartney’s contoured spring athletic gear was designed specifically to make the female body appear toned and fit. Thanks Stella for giving us another reason to lace up the sneakers and hit the gym!

The Ten Most Searched for Brands in July

Searching For Louis Vuitton. So are 450,000 others.

WWD just revealed ten of the most searched for brands in the month of July. Not surprised that Nike was number one, but are people really searching for Guess on the web?  Honestly, do you really need to search the web for Guess?  You can just trip into any suburbia mall and find at least one outpost of the this crummy jeans wear. And why aren’t Fendi and Prada represented?

1. Nike- Searched 797,892 Times

2. Gucci- Searched 495,357 Times

3. Louis Vuitton- Searched 472,118 Times

4. Juicy Couture- Searched 463,088 Times

5. Chanel- Searched 373,920 Times

6. Polo Ralph Lauren- Searched 333,844 Times

7. Burberry- Searched 281,293 Times

8. Diesel- Searched 281,032 Times

9. Adias- Searched 263,238 Times

10. Guess- Searched 225,939 Times