supreme litterature update

Supreme x The North Face Spring 2011

This Spring, Supreme has joined The North Face to introduce the Windbreaker Pullover, Dolomite Sleeping Bag and the Horizon Hat.

The Windbreaker features a water resistant poly shell with a nylon lining. The Sleeping Bag features Heatshield Optimal Technology™ synthetic insulation with poly taffeta shell and liner fabric.

All three items will come in three different colorways exclusively made for Supreme.

Available in-store and online April 21st. Available in Japan on April 23rd.

the Lafayette Connection - ZZ Production

Dj Kenta - Lafayette City Survival MIX Vol.1

1. Soon I'll Be Loving You Again / Marvin Gaye
2. 1st Time / Talib Kweli feat. Consequense
3. Heart & Soul Of New York City / Red Cafe & Pete Rock
4. New York Minute / French Montana feat. Jadakiss
5. So Close, So Far / Statik Selektah feat. Bun B, Wale & Colin Monroe
6. Gimme Yours 2010 / AZ feat. Josh Xantus
7. Super High / Rick Ross feat. Ne-Yo
8. Aston Martin Music (Official Extended Remix) / Rick Ross feat. Drake & Chrisette Michele
9. Holding You Down / Jazmine Sullivan
10. Holding You Down (Remix) / Jazmine Sullivan feat. Mary J. Blige & Swizz Beatz
11. Deep Cover / Dr. Dre feat. Snoop Doggy Dogg
12. Afro Puffs / The Lady Of Rage
13. Gin & Juice / Snoop Doggy Dogg
14. Megadeath / DJ LBR
15. Check Yo Self (Remix) / Ice Cube feat. Das Efx
16. The Message / Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five
17. Funk You Up / The Sequence
18. 8th Wonder / The Sugarhill Gang
19. Shack Up / Banbarra
20. Ain't Saying Nothing / Divine Styler
21. Kool Jazz / Fatman Scoop & Crooklyn Clan
22. 900 Number / 45King
23. The Power (Crystal Remix) / Chill Rob G
24. Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now) / C+C Music Factory
25. Rock It / Herbie Hancock
26. Poison / Bell Biv DeVoe
27. Remember The Time / Michael Jackson
28. Everybody Get Up / Roger
29. I Can't Wait / Nu Shooz
30. Genius Of Love / Tom Tom Club
31. Could You Be Loved / Bob Marley & The Wailers
32. Sex Kiss Machine (DMC Remix) / James Brown vs. Prince
33. I Wanna Be Your Lover / Prince
34. Holiday / Madonna
35. Keep On / D Train
36. Get Down On Saturday Night / Oliver Cheatman
37. Forget Me Nots / Patrice Rushen
38. Give Me / I Level
39. I'm In Love / Evelyn Champagne King
40. I Know You, I Live You / Chaka Kahn
41. Do I Do / Stevie Wonder
42. Rock With You / Michael Jackson


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Supreme x Rogue State

old stuff

matches box & motion logo business card from 96.

Robert Longo for Supreme

Robert Longo is an American painter and sculptor born in Brooklyn, New York in 1953.

Longo developed an early fascination with all forms of mass media, especially movies, television, magazines, and comic books which continue to influence his art. Robert Longo's works are filled with deep emotions that are both primitive and at the same time self-conscious. Having studied sculpture, Longo uses graphite like clay, molding it to create images with layered, chiseled lines, that are at once photographic and sculpturesque.

One of the quintessential artists of the 1980s, Longo's "Men in the Cities" series portrays a group of sharply dressed businessmen writhing in contorted agony.

The artist has been the subject of major retrospectives and exhibitions all over the world, and is considered one of the most significant living artists of our time.

Supreme will release a series of three limited edition skateboard decks designed by Robert Longo.

Available in-store and online April 7th. Available in Japan on April 9th.

Interview with James Jebbia/Adam Kimmel

Following the recent announcement of Supreme’s collaboration with Adam Kimmel, honeyee interviewed the New York designer along with Supreme founder James Jebbia to discuss the project. What started as a mutual appreciation for each others work and contributions to the industry resulted in the two men coming together to design a suit especially for skateboarders. Reasoning that even skateboarders need to dress up from time to time, and remembering how difficult it was to find an affordable, well-fitting suit when he was younger, Jebbia thought it would be interesting for Supreme to offer one and immediately knew that Kimmel was the man for the job. You can read an excerpt from the interview below.

What prompted you to do the collaborative project between Supreme and Adam Kimmel? How did it happen?
James Jebbia: We wanted to do a casual & wearable suit, we like Adam’s aesthetics, he lives & works in downtown NY as I do & we share a lot of the same friends, Aaron from Supreme being one of them & he introduced us.

The skate style and the suit style, these two seem to be at the opposite of the spectrum, what made you to decide to make a suit?
Pretty much everyone at some point needs a suit & the younger guys who we work with all seemed to have a hard time finding one if an occasion arose when they needed one, where could they find one that was good quality, a great fit & an affordable price & very wearable both as a suit & worn separately? There are not a lot of choices in the U.S. so we thought it could be interesting for Supreme to offer one but as with everything we make we wanted it to be as good as possible so we thought its best to work with Adam Kimmel on it as he makes great suits.

What is your idea of the appeal of Adam Kimmel as a clothing brand?
I respect his designs & aesthetic, he’s presenting something exciting, masculine, wearable & always with an edge, if you view most of the fashion shows in NY, Paris & Italy you see a lot of designers referencing the same things, Adam always does his own thing completely different from everyone, he’s in his own lane. I couldn’t wear one myself but I like what he’s done with jumpsuits, its hard to make them cool but he has.

Lastly, what is your general impression you got from working with Adam Kimmel?
Very talented, creative & original New Yorker

What prompted you to do the collaborative project between Supreme and Adam Kimmel? How did it happen?
Adam Kimmel: James Jebbia is a friend, and I’ve always been a big fan of Supreme. He came up with the idea of making a casual suit for skaters, which he could hang in his shop.

Is there any particular occasion that you want people to wear this suit?
I had weddings in mind and other formal occasions, which skaters must deal with. Skaters at the very least need a suit for weddings, don’t they? The idea was to make a suit that would look beautiful but still feel right for the street. It’s not preppy and it’s not grunge.

While Adam Kimmel has the style that reminds us of the street, it also combines a distinctive feel of elegance represented by a beautiful pattern and silhouette. We think such aesthetic was fulfilled to the project with Supreme this time, too. Were you conscious of that part?
Thanks. I agree this was the idea here.

What is your idea of the appeal of Supreme?
Supreme has integrity. They put serious thought in everything that they do. Skateboarding has become integral to our culture in the last thirty years – particularly for my generation. Supreme was really the first company to fully channel a skateboard spirit that integrated the New York skate community. It was the first New York skate lifestyle brand.

Lastly, what is your general impression you got from working with Supreme?
I have more respect for what they do more than ever.

via honeyee.