FASHION & STYLES

After debuting menswear during her Spring/Summer 2019 runway show at Paris Fashion Week, Marine Serre has delivered a fresh batch of releases from the collection. The multicolor upcycled blanket coat leads the way, offering a plush springtime outerwear option complete with large blooming sunflowers.

Serre’s new jacket is defined by its massive floral pattern, which is colored in orange, green and brown tones from front to back. Technical fleece is utilized for the style’s fabrication, lending it a velvety look and feel. The silhouette of the garment has been constructed with long sleeves, zippered pockets at the waist, adjustable cuffs with press-stud fastening, a hood featuring a bungee-style drawstring and a two-way zip closure at the front. A rubberized “Marine Serre” logo appliqué provides a subtle patch of branding at the chest. Hardware details are coated in black throughout, rounding out the piece.

Marine Serre’s Multicolor Upcycled Blanket Coat retails for $2,270 USD and is available now on SSENSE’s webstore.

For more about the budding French fashion designer, read about why HYPEBEAST named her one of the top 10 emerging brands of 2018, alongside the likes of Girl’s Don’t Cry, Reese Cooper and more.

Skating NGO Long Live Southbank has teamed up with Dickies Life for a special release of the workwear staple’s Double Knee Pants. With all sales going towards the LLSB fund and continual restoration, the pants mark a pinnacle moment in the LLSB foundation as the charity aims to begin construction by April 2019.

Drawing inspiration from the site, the dark grey work pants are numbered and embroidered with the classic LLSB logo and the restoration slogan “UNLOCK THE UNDERCROFT.” Hold Tight Henry–a regular around the undercroft area–has filmed an accompanying edit that highlights Southbank locals, such as the Dickies skater Tom Knox.

Limited to 150 pairs, you can pick up the special edition pants for £60 GBP (approximately $80 USD) at Soho Radio from March 16 and on llsb.com/shop. Head down to Soho Radio on the evening of March 16 for the LLSB x Dickies Life launch party, where you can also watch Hold Tight Henry’s film.

G-SHOCK is gearing up for the warm weather with a ’90s revival. Five of the label’s classic timepieces have been given a see-through makeover — inspired by retro designs, elevated with contemporary versatility.

With the runaway success of the “Glacier Gold” collection, an accessible follow-up is only logical. This release encompasses four different models — the DW-5600, DW-6900, GA-700 and two editions of the GA-400 — all of which boast buckled clasps and transparent plastic cases. Three items offer muted grey hues, while the pair of GA-400 watches sport bold pops of color by way of yellow and pink faces. Black detailing on the other timepieces offers a sophisticated accent to the throwback designs.