Supreme Fall/Winter 2015

1990s remain the golden era of popular culture thanks to the rise of hip hop, skateboarding, Michael Jordan, and hubs like New York City. What is left from the era is honest artistry catered to lifestyle sensibilities commenting on urban landscapes. Clothing brand Supreme thrives off the influence the '90s provided adding the year's vintage aesthetic to every collection. Fall/Winter 2015 is no different as team skater Sage Elsesser in the brand's latest lookbook presents the cool range. Heavy outerwear is taped for necessity featuring varsity jackets, parkas, quilted flight jackets, and the Supreme/Schott® Hooded Shearling. Cold weather staples are also included like flannel and wool shirts and crewnecks. While Supreme's new lookbook showcases the diverse collection, Fall/Winter 2015 also houses a bevy of headwear and casual pieces such as denim, overalls, and sweats. Peruse the lookbook above and check out the offering in full here. Supreme Fall/Winter 2015 hits its New York, Los Angeles, and London locations on August 20 and Japan August 22.

Champion 2015 Fall/Winter "Absent Without Leave" Lookbook

Champion's functional athleticwear carries a streetwear aesthetic provided by the brand's history and simplistic design. Their hoodies and sweatshirts do not need to be made cool, that quality is predicated on Champion's comfortability and imprint on popular culture. But, a lookbook shot by a UK based magazine adds a polished style to the label's 2015 Fall/Winter collection. Law (Lives And Works) Magazine spins its interpretation of iconic Champion in their "Absent Without Leave" lookbook photographed by Bafic in the streets of London. New pieces are constructed from Champion's durable Reverse Weave beautified with understated colors and a myriad of branding options. Look for Champion's 2015 Fall/Winter online and in store soon; explore Law mag here.

TRASHHAND Photographs LRG's "GROWN NOT MADE" Fall 2015 Lookbook

CIties were born from opportunity; masses of people surviving and thriving off a myriad of occupations, living and collaborating on streets. Skyscrapers cast shadows over neighborhoods, bridges dart across skies, and the hustle and bustle keeps its natives grounded. When the motion stops it is probably because somebody had a camera. Exploration of towns, streets, and neighborhoods present unique views to capture; the environment is a photographer's playground. Their world is attractive to the eye, it makes sense they find work pairing with corporations big and small to juxtapose products on city scenes. Employ masterful Chicago based photographer TRASHHAND and find yourself looking at commercial reality validated by the culture in the background.

Such is the case in his latest project with Lifted Research Group, a storied streetwear label. Thanks to the brand's EXPLORE MORE photography series, trash took to a foreign city to document LRG's "GROWN NOT MADE" Fall 2015 collection. Alleys, closed storefronts and iconic places around Tokyo-- like the vibrant "torii" gates of Fushimi Inari Shrine-- served as backdrops highlighting an assortment of sweats, jackets, button shirts, knits, and headwear. View some of the stunning images above and see more at TRASHHAND's site or Instagram. LRG's Fall 2015 offering is available here.

ONLY NY Summer 2015 Collection

ONLY NY's unique quality is it has never been limited by New York's overt urban environment. An affinity for the outdoors expands and diversifies the brand, while a sportswear sensibility fulfills the New York competitive spirit. ONLY's Summer 2015 collection is no different as it celebrates the urban outdoors with elements from city and aquatic lifestyle. The lookbook, shot by Chris Baliwas, showcases fleece, t-shirts, headwear, and accessories in urban playing fields and meadows to underline the offering's versatility. ONLY NY's Summer 2015 collection will be available June 3rd at the brand's online store and flagship store.

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Disney x Uniqlo "Mickey Plays" Collection

Nobody exudes swag like Mickey Mouse; he is the original OG and the fitting mascot for Disney. Mickey's cool extends beyond his right-hand woman Minnie, his Clubhouse pals, and his illustrious work catalog, but into his own brand. Similar to Bugs Bunny Mickey Mouse's legend can be recognized and appreciated by many cultures, foremost being streetwear, hence the Disney x Uniqlo "Mickey Plays" collection. The Japanese retailer collaborates with the entertainment giant to deliver twelve graphic print t-shirts (eight mens and four kids) of the cartoon character in action. Mickey's poses impersonate Uniqlo's Global Ambassadors' signature stances, like tennis players Novak Djokovic and Kei Nishikori, as well as golf pro Adam Scott. Disney x Uniqlo "Mickey Plays" is available now here.