Continuing its Fall/Winter 2018 MLB collaboration, Gucci recently released a GG monogram print iteration of the LA Dodgers‘ classic cap.
Accompanying the slew of NY Yankees-focused offerings seen as of late, the latest LA Dodgers Edition GG Supreme Patch Cap references the Italian luxury label’s bag line with its distinctive monogram-emblazoned canvas construction. Sitting proudly at the front of the cap is an oversized Dodgers emblem appliqué, done in a complimentary off white tone that offers a touch of vintage flair. Finishing up the design of the cap is an adjustable back tab with a metal buckle and internal grosgrain-ribbon browband that lends to a snug, one-size-fits-all design.
Priced at $554 USD, the Gucci x LA Dodgers Edition GG Supreme Patch Cap is available now at retailer matchesfashion.com.
Palace co-founders Lev Tanju and Gareth Skewis have spoke in detail about the unexpected collaboration between the skate brand and Polo Ralph Lauren. The range, which was first revealed via billboards in Tokyo. Speaking to Business of Fashion, Lev Tanju said that the billboards “tells you everything you need to know right there.”
Skewis also expanded on what he liked about the Ralph Lauren, saying “It’s the only brand that you can wear to a board meeting, a funeral and go to the football in — and all in the same day. We don’t want to rest on our laurels and do boring stuff; we want to keep it fun and exciting.”
Gareth Skewis also expanded on the brand’s approach to working with other brands. “Collaborations — it’s what people do now, it’s like seasons. For me and Lev, this is a massive moment for us and a real pinnacle.” The Palace x Polo Ralph Lauren collaboration is due to drop “imminently,” although there’s no word of an exact release date, it’ll likely be this month.
After re-emerging back in May, Alexander Lee Chang and Vans‘ continuing Sk8-Hi “BOA System” collaboration has yielded another unique skate sneaker. A mid-top Sk8-Hi boasts a monochrome colorway, with contrasting white detailing set against a black suede upper, with a tonal tongue tag emblazoned with the Japanese brand’s logo. As usual, the laces have been swapped for the BOA System, a lacing system usually seen on ski shoes that allows the wearer to simply twist a dial to adjust the fit.
The latest “BOA System” Vans are currently available for pre-order via FREAKS STORE before launching in November.
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