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Post Malone has pulled back the curtains on a brand-new bottle of Maison No. 9, his French Rosé, alongside a selection of merch.

The artist took to Twitter to unveil the revamped 2021 Maison No. 9, which comes with a refreshed logo and a new overall design. “We’re back with a fresh new look and exclusive offer,” says the post. Joining the redesign is a series of merch like T-shirts, hats, long-sleeves and hoodies, branded with “Maison No. 9.” Each piece comes is emblazoned with a motif of a sword, which is also printed on the bottle. 

Post Malone’s new Maison No. 9 and accompanying merch will be available on April 8, 12 p.m. EST on Vivino’s website — prices have yet to be disclosed, but those who buy a bottle will receive 20 percent off on any of the merch.

John Elliott has been on an in-house shoe streak recently, serving up future classics like the Edition One Runner and Grace Slide Sandal in various colorways and textiles. Now, the Californian designer launches another silhouette, though it’s not entirely new: meet the Creeper II, a remix of the original 2017 design.

Part of John Elliott’s expansive Spring/Summer 2021 lineup, the boot is a flip of the original patent leather makeup, updated with higher-end textiles and some subtle revisions. These range from a shiny spazzalato leather upper to the weighty EVA midsole that gives the shoe its name, wrapped in crepe and set atop a gently rippled outsole. There’s also a custom-molded heel spoiler that gives the shoe’s ankle opening sculptural grace. 

The Italian-made Creeper II is available on John Elliott’s web store and the brand’s stores for $598 USD. Like some of the previous releases, the shoe’s purchase partially supports a charitable endeavor: specifically, 10% of sales will be sent to UCLA’s Medical School to ensure a positive outlook for health education.

First partnering in 2017, Chinese label SANKUANZ has introduced another joint effort with G-SHOCK. This joint effort is much more low-key than the duo’s first partnership, which splashed camouflage over a white base; this drop instead favors a minimalist metal façade, quietly updated with technical flair and a price point to match.

Weighing in at $3,900 NT (approximately 1,366 USD), SANKUANZ’s G-SHOCK MTG-B2000SKZ is rich with high-end detail befitting one of the watch brand’s higher-end pieces. A blacked-out carbon fiber-infused metal case and matching double-layer composite strap (metal up top and bold green below) feature the usual G-SHOCK toughness one expects from the Japanese company, alongside Bluetooth and MULTIBAND six-station radio wave reception, which users can connect to their phones via G-SHOCK’s Connected app, which also allows for accurate time-setting.

The watch face is similarly muted for a an understated finish and contrast against the fluorescent green second hand and buttons that match the hues seen beneath the strap. SANKUANZ branding and its “KILL THE WALL” verbiage are emblazoned atop the strap, offering subtle branding that complements the look of the packaging.

The collaborative MTG-B2000SKZ watch is now available at https://www.casio.com.tw/” rel=”noopener” target=”_blank”>Casio’s Taiwanese web store and local retailers.Jerry Lorenzo‘s Fear of God ESSENTIALS is known for its clean staples, and now it rounds off its casually-informed wardrobe with the release of its Tennis Shoe Mid.

Following on from the Tennis Lows that dropped last fall, this mid-top version comprises recycled calf leather in a clean flat white finish, white laces, and a white rubber sole unit for a look that’s undeniably tennis-informed. Designed as an answer to Americana staples that can be used in all occasions, this pair is fitted with very little in terms of detail which makes it a shoe that’s destined to be a go-to.

Stitching acts as one of the only forms of detail on the upper, hitting areas such as the mid-panel, tongue, and heel, with the latter being served in black leather as a piece of contrast. “ESSENTIALS” branding has been embossed into the sidewall on the lateral side of each shoe, while a full leather lining rounds out the sneaker.

Take a look at the Emma Louise Swanson-shot campaign above, and pick up the Fear of God ESSENTIALS Tennis Shoe Mid for $295 USD from retailers such as PacSun and many others around the world.