Man’s Not Hot: 5 Ways To Cope When The Cold Saps Your Creative Energy

Let’s keep it real: January’s not the most fun time of the year. The holidays are over. Everyone’s back to work in earnest. The thrill of making New Year’s resolutions has worn off along with all the champagne you consumed on New Year’s Eve. Now that reality has set in, all you’re left with is a hangover, literally and figuratively.

Plus, if you’re not blessed enough to live in the South or on the West Coast, it’s cold. Not just chilly, cooler than a polar bear’s toenails (word to 3 Stacks). Flat-out frigid. In the Midwest, temperatures have been hovering around 0 (although they’re finally starting to warm up a little bit). New York’s been getting so much snow dumped on them that they’re currently experiencing a city-wide shortage of fresh Timberlands. The Northeast has been dealing with windchill the likes of which has never been seen before. And still, our asshat of a president Mr. Donald Trump sits in the White House, denying that climate change is real. read more


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A Little Bit Cooler: The Lasting Impact of The Cool Kids on Street Fashion

The Cool Kids. Not the lukewarm kids, not the hot kids, not the tepid kids, not the warm kids. The Cool Kids. As so eloquently stated by Hanibal Burress at the beginning of their most recent project, 2017’s Special Edition Grandmaster Deluxe, the Cool Kids are very much what their name entails. The two-man group has quietly been setting trends, influencing styles, and driving street culture since they burst off the Internet and onto the scene with “The Bake Sale” EP  in 2008, and to this day have never fully received the credit they deserve for being the tastemakers that they are, both in music and fashion. read more


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Obscure To “For Sure”: A Supreme Collab Makes Any Nike Silhouette A Hit

There’s no denying it: Supreme has the Midas touch. Every collaborative piece that they work on is instantly rocketed into the streetwear stratosphere, and although some question their design chops (more loudly so in recent seasons), nobody doubts their ability to generate hype and desire in a way that no other brand in the world can. They’ve worked with a veritable “who’s who” of fashion-industry royalty, from Comme Des Garcons to Brooks Brothers to Lacoste, but one of their longest-standing and most successful collaborative runs is with Nike, whom they’ve been working with since 2002. read more


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