At ComplexCon, the VLONE x Nike Air Force 1 had its official premiere, and Nike has revealed that five attendees will be among the first to buy one. Except for Edison Chen of CLOT, ASAP Bari, ASAP Rocky, and the creators of VLONE. Nike and VLONE are giving out raffle tickets at ComplexCon; the winners will be announced later this afternoon. The NikeLab collaboration will have a wider rollout, which will be disclosed later. If you’re in the Long Beach, California area today at 3:30 PST, make sure to stop by Nike’s Culture of Force booth to watch Bari play hoops vs Lil Yachty and the Sailing Team. If not, vlone pfp

See the Vlone x Nike Space Within in Harlem.

This weekend, the Nike Air Force 1 returns to its historical cradle in Harlem thanks to a pop-up store from the borough’s own ASAP Bari, whose Vlone partnership debuts on Saturday. Together with clothing and accessories including a long sleeve ($200), basketball ($100), headband ($55), and pins ($25), the Vlone x Nike Air Force 1 ($250) will be made available. This next Saturday and Sunday, the location at 113 W. 116th in New York City, will be open from noon until 7 p.m. By Friday afternoon, a large group of excited customers had already gathered in front, partially concealing the Huge painting on the nearby wall that was devoted to shoes.

rhinestone top from Zara – OMG it slays so hard.

Maybe you went on a loungewear shopping binge and came home with a stack of brand-new hoodies? Hoodies have developed into a modern-day wardrobe essential, and I’m here to show that they aren’t going anywhere, so there’s no need to put them away for a rainy day. This cosy classic is surprisingly adaptable and can be worn in a variety of ways; it’s not only for relaxing around the home. The amount of ways to wear a hoodie with a stylish blazer or to contrast a pair of striking trousers or a statement coat in the winter is endless. These are 10 hoodie styles that demonstrate how cosy can be stylish. vlone jacket The products listed below are not standard versions of themselves. They are flexible multitaskers, or problem solvers if you prefer; they are far from one-dimensional. Whether they make it easy to slip on shoes while standing up, get rid of body odour, or wear a cap with any haircut, these products’ creativity unquestionably makes our lives a little bit easier.

Discover the creators of LSU Coach Kim.

Kim Mulkey, the head coach of LSU’s women’s basketball team, shredded her blazer the first time she entered the glitter queen territory. Recall Mulkey’s famous white blazer with butterflies from last year. She wore that for the first time on game day from the young Queen of Sparkles clothing collection by Baton Rouge designer Jaime Glas. Glas wasn’t aware Mulkey would be sporting her merchandise until she started receiving a barrage of texts during the game in December 2021. I was simply like, “Wow,” said 34-year-old LSU alumnus and die-hard Tigers supporter Glas. “That’s what made me realise that she was there and that she was a woman. She isn’t messing around. Glas is a former petroleum engineer with Chevron, now a fashion business owner. She is one of the two Baton Rouge fashionistas responsible for Mulkey’s eye-catching attire during LSU’s march to the Final Four. Mulkey purchased three outfits from Queen of Sparkles for the NCAA Tournament, including the “Kiss Me I’m a Queen” jumper vest in white and green for St. Patrick’s Day and the silver sequined jacket she wore while dancing the Griddy after LSU defeated Miami to make its first Final Four since 2008. The 32-year-old Martha Gottwald, the creative director and founder of the upmarket clothing line Neubyrne, who created that one-of-a-kind item. In 2020, Gottwald designed the feathery jacket with a runway presentation in mind. The jacket was in Gottwald’s private studio until Mulkey put on the feathers for one of her most surprising sideline outfits ever due to COVID interference.

Glas turned to fashion because of necessity.

She had to put on a flame-resistant jumpsuit while working in the oil fields at Chevron. But she discovered that women’s jumpsuits weren’t available, and the men’s small ones engulfed her. Her supervisor gave the go-ahead for her to create her outfit.