Last night, Complex trekked over to Bloomingdale’s to get a sneak peak of the Robert Geller for Levi’s collection. If you’re wondering who Robert Geller is and why he deserves to design a line for Levi’s, you obviously haven’t been paying attention to this site. Catch up!
The German-born, American educated designer got his start working at Marc Jacobs before going on to launch a number of brands, including the award-winning Cloak and the eponymous Robert Geller Menswear, which launched in 2007. Although he’s been toiling away in the industry for the better part of the last decade, gaining accolades left and right, it wasn’t until this year that the Council of Fashion Designers of America gave him the award for Best New Menswear Designer. The award came with a $50,000 prize that would be used to help established his label as well as the Levi’s mini-collection that puts a unique twist on American workwear classics. Familiar yet? If not, read on to see (and buy!) some key pieces of the from the collection we saw last night…
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*sigh* vs. CRAZE! Choose your own response. [Gizmodo]
Undercover cool guy alert! Check for dudes in a suits rocking these Porter garment bags. You can talk about how awesome the Augor/So Me covers are all the way to Vegas. [Limited Hype]
Robert Geller to design for Levi’s. Drake is crapping his pants over this one. [Slam x Hype]
So the Apple tablet miiiight be happening for this holiday. Fuck your gift guide, we want this. [Gizmodo]
Aquariums are awesome. You knew that. Giant aquariums? Amazing. (Maybe turn the sound off when you watch the video though, a little too emo-y) [PSFK]
Oh wow. Vodka in a tube. Wow. [Go-More]
Air Max to Air Maxim. [Hypebeast]
So all of your favorite rap stars are rocking nerd glasses, and you want to get involved. But at the same time, you don't want to be a biter. What's a style victim aficionado to do?
Here's a tip: If you want to stay on trend without blindly following it, just look for a slight variation. Case in point'this pair of glasses from German-born, NYC-based designer Robert Geller. Instead of the standard black, this pair is in matte-white, ensuring that you'll retain some originality points. For now, anyway. Buy It Now info and a look at both the case and the full range of Joseph frames is below…
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