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Streetwear June 5, 2018
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Supreme Marks Guard Change With CFDA Menswear Win

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June 5, 2018. Leave a Comment

New York’s CFDA award event took place last night in Brooklyn, where Supreme took home the 2018 menswear of the year award. The brand’s founder and CEO James Jebbia accepted the award and stated his appreciation for his team. He went on to described the brand as always more about design than fashion. “I’ve never considered Supreme to be a fashion company or myself a designer, but I appreciate the recognition for what we do. I want to thank my incredible team who work really hard, my wife, the kids and everyone who is supportive for so long,” said Jebbia.

The award reflect both Supreme’s success as a menswear label and also a changing of the guard mindset at CFDA, an organization that’s been criticized for nominating and awarding the same designers year after year.

Supreme was founded in 1994 by Jebbia with a single store it still occupies on Lafayette Street in lower Manhattan. Currently it operates 11 stores globally and there are rumors it’s opening a 12th in San Francisco.

The brand made big news when it was reported in October 2017 that The Carlisle Group had invested $150 million dollars in the brand.

Often an advocate of Supreme’s importance to the current generation, Off-White designer Virgil Abloh reacted with delight to the news on Instagram stories. In a NY Times article profiling the brand, Abloh said,  “Supreme is the pinnacle of my generation in terms of a brand. James [Jebbia] is a master visionary.”

Check out Abloh’s reaction below.

#Supreme head #JamesJebbia accepts the #CFDA award tonight for menswear label of the year. “It always felt like a design company…” Nominees included #RafSimons #VirgilAbloh #ThomBrowne and #TomFord. Video via Virgil, who’s always been a big fan of Supreme. #supcommunity

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Puma and New York-based fashion brand LaQuan Smith Puma and New York-based fashion brand LaQuan Smith are back with their second collaboration, this time inspired by the glitz and grit of the boxing ring. 

The campaign stars Ming Lee Simmons, dressed in satin-finished boxing shorts, cropped jackets, and tear-away pants with luxe details.

The capsule also includes two Speedcat silhouettes, including the Speedcat Mid, a high-ankle boxing sneaker. 

Priced between $80-$100, the Puma x LaQuan Smith collection launches on March 15 on puma.com, the Puma NYC and Las Vegas flagship stores, and select retailers including Foot Locker and Shoe Palace.
Artist Sue Tsai brought her signature whimsical de Artist Sue Tsai brought her signature whimsical designs to a capsule collection of earrings in collaboration with New York jeweler Greg Yüna. The statement earrings are now on display at Greg Yüna's Soho boutique and  now available on gregyuna.com.

The pair previously dropped a perfect match necklace set in 2021 that was 🔥. 

#gregyuna
#suetsai
For fall winter 2025 KNWLS opted to forego a runwa For fall winter 2025 KNWLS opted to forego a runway show and present their collection in a styled lookbook.

Taking inspiration from a feminine Y2K aesthetic, the collection embodies designers Charlotte Knowles and Alexandre Arsenault’s ability to balance sexy and cool. 

In an interview with Vogue, the pair shared that they are currently working on a new design director role in Europe and have several other projects in the pipeline, including another denim project, a collaboration with a jewelry brand, and a menswear capsule for an e-commerce site.

Commenting on the lookbook styling, they shared, "Obviously in the lookbooks it's styled in a quite extreme way, but if you break it down into individual pieces, we've been thinking about merchandising and the customer more than ever before," said Arsenault. "We've seen the team in the studio wearing the pieces differently too, and we've taken that into account. It's a nice challenge to say: 'Okay, we want to make a sweatshirt, but it still has this silhouette or wash or rib detail that makes it feel really Knwls."

#knwls
Reason a million why Rihanna has her own tab on s Reason a million why Rihanna has her own tab on  snobette.com: Her effortless ability to find humor during her J'adore Dior audio rehearsal video. 

Rihanna was appointed as J'Adore Dior fragrance ambassador in 2024, replacing Charlize Theron, who held the role for 20 years. She has a long-standing relationship with the brand, having been named as their first Black brand ambassador in 2015. 

#rihanna
Atlanta-based Pluto and YK Niece released Whim Wha Atlanta-based Pluto and YK Niece released Whim Whamiee single a few weeks ago, and the track is now trending on TikTok as the "Lululemon Song". 

Rapper JT shared that she's hooked on the song, especially the "Lulu" verse.

To witness an athletic apparel brand being name-dropped in hip-hop by emerging women rappers highlights how much women love their fitness/athleisure wear but also the fact that there is a flex that comes with wearing Lululemon in certain circles.

 Male rappers Jbeezy.Lfg and Lil Scoom89
respectively dropped singles titled Lululemon last year referencing women wearing the brand. 

Whim Whamiee by is now streaming on all DSPs. 

Thoughts? 

#lululemon 
#lululemonsong
Alessandro's Michele's latest Valentino runway col Alessandro's Michele's latest Valentino runway collection for fall 2025 featured a  collaboration with  none other than Vans.

Stay tuned for more updates!

#vans
#valentino 
#valentinoxvans
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