Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Converse, in collaboration with (PRODUCT)RED and acclaimed artist José Parlá, will roll out a limited edition of its iconic Chuck Taylor All Stars to commemorate World AIDS Day this Thursday, December 1. Only 500 pairs will be available, with 10% of sales benefiting The Global Fund to help eliminate AIDS in Africa.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
If you’re spending this summer friday thinking about how to spangle yourself on this grand Day of Independence, check this. Five ways to kick it patriotically, and if you order them online now, you can get them overnighted and have them come Monday. Firewerq it!
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
- Poor Jo-Ann Fabrics. There they were, just trying to unload some tacky fleece patterns on a craft-loving public, when Coach comes along and sues them for trademark infringement. Apparently, the luxury brand finds the elongated Os of a pattern at an Ohio-based Jo-Ann Fabrics far too similar to their Signature C logo and was afraid it would cause”consumer confusion.” Is someone flip-flopping or Birkenstocking into their local Jo-Ann’s really going to be that confused let alone know what Coach’s Signature C looks like? Not when they have all that decoupaging ahead of them. [WWD]
Edited by Hillary Frazier
It doesn’t get more classic than this, Woolrich and Converse teamed up to create these Chucks for fall. They’re aren’t available yet, but look for them for back to school. I love plaid, and grew up in the Midwest, so obviously I was around a lot of Woolrich, and I’ll definitely be picking up a pair of these come August.
SOURCE: High Snobiety
