Griffin Spring/Summer 2010 Collection

Griffin Spring Summer 2010 Collection

For Griffin, this season has been about focusing on heritage styles and reworking favourites whilst developing new, soon to be classics. The label worked with some amazing fabrics from Italian camouflage linens to British Millerain dry wax cottons. The collection was inspired by the Griffin summer and lifestyle, creating a collection that has the Griffin mix of urban vs. country with all the elements of both, fashion vs. function, tradition vs. technology, etc.

The Baracuta colab also continues for SS10 with a London-manufactured, lightweight slim fit G9 in Sand with a contrasting check fabric produced by Italy’s Albini. All new products are now available here.

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Adidas Urban Art Guide For iPhone

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adidas will be launching their Urban Art Guide this month. The mobile art guide for the iPhone will be released on March 20th. The guide was made for Berlin and instead of visiting the usual museums that everybody knows, the adidas Urban Art Guide will show selected pieces of street art as well and guide you through the city. From better known galleries and museums to special artworks that are hidden in corridors, the guide covers it all.

SOURCE: HIGHSNOBIETY

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The A.Okay Official blog is specifically designated in educating our users about the Urban Culture. Within this culture we will be highlighting certain areas such as the Sneaker Culture, Designer Toy Culture, Fashion and of course Art. All of these cultures tie into each other whether it be though pop-surrealism all the way to graffiti, from alternative to hip-hop, there is really no set boundaries that this culture really holds.

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