STYLE AND FASHION:

BEAMS is back with another take on the Citizen Ana-Digi watch. While it’s past collab elected to take the retro watch into the future with a skeletonized design, this new version shows off BEAMS’ penmanship with a completely handwritten dial design.

Each text placement next to the buttons as well as the dial numerals themself have been changed from Citizen’s standard typeface to a whimsical, handwritten font. Apart from the bespoke text, the ’80s digital watch maintains its signature temperature sensor function, analog/digital “anadigi” display, and chronograph/alarm/calendar displays.

This quartz watch is finished with a BEAMS logo at the caseback and packaging with handwritten designs. Those interested can head over to BEAMS where it retails for ¥27,500 JPY (approximately $260 USD).Nike has returned to its classic Air Max 90 silhouette to add an eye-catching new feature. As the sneaker arrives on Nike By You Unlocked, the sportswear giant has revealed the ability to add a ripstop shroud when designing your own take on the sneaker.

The shroud will be available in a range of classic colorways, covering staples like black and white along with “College Grey,” “Lt Orewrood Brown,” “Pro Green” and “Blue Void.” The more eye-catching designs, however, see the shroud finished in a camouflage print. Overall, four camo colorways are available, with some featuring black or white while others are dubbed “Transitional” and “Desert.”

Take a glimpse at some of the shroud colorways in the gallery above, and head over to the Nike web store for more information on the latest Air Max 90 feature.Billionaire Boys Club‘s gaming partnerships continue; hot on the heels of its Call of Duty collaboration, the lifestyle label has introduced a duo of Master Chief-inspired shirts. This Halo drop comes just in time to commemorate the debut of Halo: Combat Evolved, the first game in the series which launched on November 15, 2001.

To recognize one of the Xbox‘s best-loved protagonists, BBC has prepped a set of limited edition shirts emblazoned with the Master Chief himself. A black shirt features the Spartan super-soldier in full, while the rear offers a simple BBC logo. Its white counterpart is realized with a stylized illustration of Chief’s helmet, elevated with a splashy camouflage pattern in line with BBC’s graphic history, which also graces the branding on the rear. Appropriately, only 117 pieces of each shirt will be available, reflecting Chief’s John-117 call sign.

The special Halo shirts drop at Billionaire Boys Club’s website and flagships in New York and Miami on November 7, retailing for $60 USD apiece.