Best Style Releases: Supreme, Salehe Bembury x Crocs, Yeezy Gap Engineered by Balenciaga, and More

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Release Date: Sept. 29

Where to Buy It: supremenewyork.com and Supreme stores

Price: TBD

Supreme is releasing its seasonal graphic T-shirt capsule this Thursday. Eight different T-shirts will be available. Highlights from the collection include a T-shirt featuring original artwork by Mark Gonzales and a Gremlins T-shirt featuring the character Greta. The drop will also include Supreme’s collaboration with the New York City graffiti crew Irak. T-shirts featuring Kunle Martins’ iconic handstyle, Irak box logo hoodies, a balaclava, and a pair of gloves will be available. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: wearebraindead.com

Price: $55-$230

Brain Dead has collaborated with Dickies to celebrate the iconic workwear label’s 100th anniversary. The collection reimagines some of Dickies’ most recognizable silhouettes. Work pants, painter caps, waffle mock neck sweaters, Eisenhower jackets, gardening jackets, and T-shirts are splattered with bleach and paint. Each piece also features Brain Dead’s unique branding and boasts an embroidered hard hatted Brain Dead logo.

Release Date: Sept. 29

Where to Buy It: Crocs.com

Price: $85

Salehe Bembury has returned to deliver another fresh colorway of his ever-popular Crocs Pollex Clogs. This week, Bembury’s creation will arrive in a blue Tide color. The clog’s unique look was ideated by combining three of Bembury’s own fingerprints together. The clog’s concave ridges give it multi-directional traction and holes on the clog’s upper give high-heat areas of the foot increased breathability. As usual, the Crocs will only be released through a drawing on Crocs’ web store and will be sold in limited quantities. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: menacelosangeles.com

Price: $42-$250

Menace Los Angeles has recently released Part 2 of its “Motherland” collection, which hones in on rough interpretations of the label’s logo. The key item to come out of Menace’s latest drop is a paisley denim monogram duffle bag that’s boasts 15-ounce denim on the exterior, suede interior lining, vegan tan leather, branded metal accents, and a laser-engraved paisley pattern with distressed details. Other items from Menace’s latest drop include 6-ounce logo T-shirts in multiple colors, a baggy contrast-stitch logo sweatsuit, hats, socks, and boxers.

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: Off---White.com, select Off-White stores, Farfetch, Browns, Violet Grey and select international retail partners.

Price: $282-$394

Off-White’s beauty label “PAPERWORK” has released a range of beauty boxes that include solution fragrances, Color Matter nail polishes, and Imprint face and body solid pigment crayons. Each box is specially packaged in a collectible box that stores the beauty products along with extra goodies. The Olfactive ID Box includes Off-White’s “PAPERWORK” fragrance collection as well as an immersive visual fanzine. The Color Matter box includes Off-White’s range of nail polishes plus a nail art decal sheet that includes Off-White’s most iconic motifs. Lastly, there’s the Imprint Box, which includes Imprint face and body solid pigment crayons alongside a sticker sheet. Each box includes a re-usable sponge tray for cleansing purposes and a surprise Mattel Creations Masters of the Universe figure. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: Celine.com and Celine stores.

Price: $285-$6,100

Celine’s expansive Fall/Winter 2022 “Boy Doll” collection is now available in Celine stores. A highlight from Hedi Slimane’s latest collection for the French luxury label is a collaboration with Banks Violette, an American artist that rose to prominence in New York City’s art scene during the early 2000s and has been close with Slimane since 2005. Slimane has photographed Violette for photography exhibitions in the past. However, Slimane’s Fall/Winter 2022 collection for Celine marks the first time he has ever collaborated with the Violette on apparel. Three of Violette’s works are reimagined to grace luxurious oversized cotton fleece hoodies, rugged leather jackets, and boxy mohair knit sweaters. 

Release Date: Sept. 29

Where to Buy It: noahny.com, Noah stores, and Dover Street Market (LA, London, and Ginza) 

Price: TBD

Noah has collaborated with the beloved rock band Red Hot Chili Peppers for a special capsule that taps into the nostalgia of ’80s surf and skate culture. The collection references the iconic album cover for Mother’s Milk, the song “True Men Don’t Kill Coyotes,” and Noah’s reinterpretation of the band’s signature flower motif. Standout pieces from the collection include a Golden Bear Varsity Jacket, sweatshirt, and skate decks graphics featuring the Red Hot Chili Peppers earliest album art, and a T-shirt dedicated to founding band member Hillel Slovak. In a blog post on the collaboration, Noah’s founder Brendon Babenzien detailed how he fell in love with the band as a teenager growing up in Long Island during the early ’80s, which can be read here. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: Yeezygap.com, Balenciaga.com, Mytheresa.com, and Luisaviaroma.com

Price: $60-$400

Despite all of the news that’s been unfolding about Kanye West’s collaboration with Gap, the second part of Yeezy Gap Engineered by Balenciaga has released as expected. A new range of items includes a longer version of the Round Jacket, a Dry Bag, Cordura Cargo Pants, Crossbody Bags, Padded Anoraks, and more. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: adidas.com, Adidas stores, and select retailers

Price: $50-$130

Adidas Originals and Pharrell Williams have come together once again to to launch an array of new colorful basics for their latest Humanrace drop. The release is centered on premium, gender neutral essentials such as heavyweight jersey T-shirts and hoodies. Each piece is made out of sustainably-farmed cotton and features a signature puff-print logo. T-shirts, shorts, hoodies, pants, crewnecks, and long sleeves are available from sizes 3XS-2XL. The Night Grey, Alumina, Light Grey Heather, Linen Green, Halo Blue, Almost Pink, and Almost Yellow colorways were picked by Pharrell.

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: supervsn.com, Concepts (Boston), Extra Butter (Long Island City, New York), Union (LA + Tokyo), Stashed (San Francisco), and Wish (Atlanta)

Price: $48-$288

Supervsn is back with the first release from its Fall 2022 collection. Titled “Unfuckwittable,” the Los Angeles-based brand kicks off its newest season by revisiting some of its most beloved pieces to date. Some of Supervsn’s most popular graphic T-shirts, such as the “Third Eye” T-shirt, are making a comeback. Elevated cut and sew garments, like a green nylon trucker jacket, boast a tonal back print, custom branded button snaps, and a breathable mesh lining. Other standouts include convertible cargo pants in denim and camo colorways. The pants include two large cargo packets where the legs can can be zipped off to turn them into 10-inch cargo shorts. Smino also appears in the brand’s newest Fall 2022 campaign video. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: dsquared2.com

Price: $250-$1,215

Anyone that’s looking for stylish and unique outerwear this fall should look towards Dsquared2’s intriguing collaboration with the Italian outdoor accessories label Invicta. In the ’80s, Invicta backpacks were popularized by Italian youth and the company behind them has been in business for over 100 years. Dsquared2’s collaboration includes backpacks that blend Canada’s maple leaf with the cursive “I” from Invcita’s logo. The co-branded patch also appears on baseball caps, T-shirts, sweatshirts, and gaiters. The hero piece from the collaboration is a teddy fleece pullover sweatshirt with a giant co-branded patch celebrating the collaboration. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: shoptier.nyc

Price: $120

The Brooklyn-based label Tier has just released T-shirts fresh off the runway from its first-ever New York Fashion Week presentation. Tier’s Spring/Summer 2023 collection was aptly named “Tier University” and featured a wide range of collegiate-inspired looks. Each T-shirt features Tier’s unique school seals, which include Tier’s School of Art & Design, School of Generational Wealth, School of Tech & Innovation, and School of Awareness. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: brompton.com and barbour.com

Price: $80-$2,500

The heritage British outerwear label Barbour has collaborated with the British bike label Brompton on a special capsule collection for Fall 2022. A range of men’s and women’s jackets, graphic T-shirts with illustrations by Mr Slowboy, and a foldable C Line Explore bike from Brompton are available. Like Barbour’s iconic wax jackets, Brompton bicycles are designed to last a lifetime. The collection, which was designed with cycling in mind, also includes a range of bags that can be attached to any bicycle. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: amazon.com

Price: $180-$350

Edvin Thompson’s New York City-based label Thephilio has just launched an inaugural capsule collection with Luxury Stores at Amazon just days after his stellar New York Fashion Week presentation. The capsule collection is inspired by Thompson’s home country of Jamaica and is available to shop via Amazon Prime. Crewnecks in rasta prints, beaded tank dresses, T-shirts, camp collar shirts, shorts, and more are now available. 

Release Date: Sept. 30

Where to Buy It: Foot Locker stores globally and online at footlocker.com

Price: $28-$120

Melody Ehsani, Designer and Creative Director for Foot Locker’s Women’s business, is set to launch a new collection that seeks to look at sportswear through a woman’s perspective and also empower anyone who wears it. Titled “You See Me,” the line features a variety of bold colors and prints on biker shorts, T-shirts, cargo pants, corsets, jackets, bucket hats, and more.

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: Dover Street Market Paris and doverstreetparfumsmarket.com

Price: €16-€22 (app. $16-$21)

Blind Barber, a New York City-based barber shop and lounge, now has its hair care and unisex skincare line stocked in Dover Street Market Paris. Cleansers, eye creams, hair care balm, and more are now available. Blind Barber was originally founded a decade ago as a barber shop and speakeasy in Manhattan’s East Village. Today, they’re also known for selling a wide range of self care products. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: Sheronbarber.com

Price: $120-$5,200

Sheron Barber has introduced “Legend Where I’m From,” a motocross-inspired collection that celebrates the designer’s Camden, New Jersey upbringing. As a child, Barber grew up riding dirt bikes and became obsessed with motocross gear as a teenager. Years later, Barber returned to his past to produce an elevated collection that celebrates East Coast bike life culture. 

Barber’s latest collection includes 14 different garments and accessories. Naturally, the highlights are leather racing-inspired jackets, leather pants, and a leather chest rig. A jersey, a ‘Moto-tard’ one piece bodysuit, T-shirts, hoodies, and sweatpants round out Barber’s apparel offerings. Other accessories include boots, racing goggles, a mask, and gloves.

Release Date: Sept. 30

Where to Buy It: Holidaybrand.co

Price: TBD

Nick Holiday will unveil the first of Holiday’s newest collection this week, which will be subsequently released with three more drops within the next three weeks. The collection titled “Meltdown” features a wide arrange of intense graphic apparel. T-shirts, hoodies, crewnecks, sweatpants, and more will be available. The collection features clever logo flips of popular tech companies and bold outerewear that’s perfect for colder temperatures ahead. Quirky accessories include goggles, lighters, and an upside down American flag. Holiday’s partner, Kevin Abstract, shot the brand’s evocative lookbook.