The WNBA launched 18 years ago, and yet, can you believe that Nike have never designed a performance-oriented women’s basketball line…until now.
It’s called the Elite Basketball collection, and women were highly involved in designing the pieces. Curious? Click the photo to find out more.
Nike and Liberty London are taking innovation to new heights with their 10th collection together, delivering a blooming effect of introducing a custom print to the mix.
Featured on some of Nike’s contemporary and heritage footwear silhouettes and a capsule apparel collection, this is sure to be a collection that will have you rushing online on December 1st.
Whilst the entire Fall collection from Nike should be celebrated and shared with the world, it’s the Sportswear collection from the Fall 2014 collection that I’ve chosen to highlight for this particular write-up.
Trying to juggle two lives, the Sportswear collection features pieces that I can see myself incorporating into both my corporate and creative life with some clever and subtle styling.
Don’t worry fellas, you’re included in this post. 😉
Kevin Tran creates art with composition, textures, shapes and pops of colours that gives his pieces character and personality.
Tonight, the artist will be at Capsule’s Central Park store in Sydney to launch a limited edition collection of pocket tees with Sydney label, Low End Theory.
A friend of mine told me yesterday that she’s noticed that a lot of Melbourne’s fashion culture has recently been influenced by the Japanese.
And with the pop-up of basics label UNIQLO launching this weekend in Melbourne’s CBD, that is definitely supporting my friend’s opinion.
UNIQLO specialises in affordable basics, and will open its first Australian store later this year on Lonsdale Street in Melbourne’s CBD.
To tide you over until then, it is highly recommended that you check out the pop-up store.
