We’re still devastated by the loss of John Hughes, and none of the filmmaker’s flicks had more of a profound influence on us than the 1986 classic Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. With it’s endless quotables, Hughes’s fourth film made us want to ditch class and dodge truant officers (well, more than we already were). And if you re-watch it now, its pretty clear that the film’s fashion has come back into style 23 years later—the Ray Ban’s, knit vests and plaid trousers. Even if you were in diapers when Ferris hit theaters, we’re sure you’ve recently rocked something that was fashionable two decades ago. If you want to get a similar look before you start cutting classes, allow the Complex style team to show you how to get fresh like Ferris and Cameron below…
Steelo Hero video profile of Joey Johnson, a Mighty Healthy skater outta SF. [Steelo Hero]
Remember Ferris Bueller’s homie? The one with the sick house? Yeah, it’s for sale, in real life. [Realtor.com]
Oakley x Shaun White with a little Trizza thrown in there. [Slam x Hype]
Pardon me lady, but you have a lot of dog hairs on your coat. [Toxico Cultura]
There is a full set of the Nike SB city series Dunks for sale (London, Paris, Tokyo, and NYC Pigeon). If you plan on ponying up the 10 Grand for the kicks please let us know so we can mark down where you live. [Mental Kicks]
The Zune HD platform is actually pretty sick (we’ve seen it), and we might consider buying it, if they can figure out a way to make it Mac compatible. Zing! [PSFK]
Nike SB's latest inspiration comes from the American comedy classic, ‘Ferris Bueller's Day Off.’ For this Dunk Hi, SB incorporated design cues taken from the poster of the film, such as Matthew Broderick's leopard vest, and leather track jacket. Release info is sketchy, but if you want to take a crack at winning them on eBay, check the auction right here.
Nike SB's latest inspiration comes from the American comedy classic, ‘Ferris Bueller's Day Off.’ For this Dunk Hi, SB incorporated design cues taken from the 
