Futura Laboratories x Descente
Filed under Futura Laboratories
02
Apr
Futura Laboratories have got together with the Japanese premium outerwear brand Descente to make a series of jackets.
The collection includes both light weight jackets, down jackets and vests. Some feature Futura artwork prominent on the outer shell, whilst others are more subtle and feature it as an inner lining.
These are looking overly runway, more info on where to cop after the release date on 9th April.
04
Jan
The release of ‘Where Is S.A.S’ sees the 2nd edition of ‘Come Fly With Us’ - the innovative new coverart feature that allows S.A.S and Eurogang fans who purchase the CD to see aswell as hear what brands the Runway Boys are wearing.
The four brands involved this time around are the military inspired Maharishi, luxury Scottish knitwear company Lyle & Scott, Martin Yat Mings new denim art project Yoropiko, and legendary graffiti artist Futura’s rapidly expanding Futura Laboratories line.
‘Where Is S.A.S?‘ is out now in all major record stores and available digitally via iTunes.
S.A.S: ‘So London’ Video
Filed under Yoropiko, Futura Laboratories, JC de Castelbajac, True Religion, RockersNYC, Videos, Maharishi, S.A.S
21
Dec
The ‘London City Runway Boys‘ have recently released a video for ‘So London‘ - the lead single from their groundbreaking new project, ‘Where Is S.A.S‘.
Edited by rising American director Jordan Tower, the video was shot in the new Jean Charles de Castelbajac showroom and the DPMHI and Maharishi stores in Covent Garden, creating the perfect visual setting for the fashion driven anthem.
Look out for bits from JCDC, Futura, Yoropiko, Rockers NYC, True Religion and of course Maharishi.
‘Where Is S.A.S?’ Episode 2
Filed under Affliction, Situation Normal, Futura Laboratories, True Religion, Videos, Maharishi, S.A.S
04
Dec
The ‘London Boys‘ have released the second installment of their YouTube series, ‘Where Is S.A.S‘, which visually chronicles their day to day lives in the music business.
Episode 2 features footage from the beginning of the year when Mega and Mayhem first returned to the States, including exclusive behind the scenes footage of The Come Up DVD with Juelz Santana, Jim Jones‘ ‘Emotionless’ video shoot, and in the studio with G-Unit’s Mazaradi Fox.
Look out for bits from Maharishi, True Religion, Affliction, Situation Normal and Futura Laboratories.
