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Best Style Releases This Week: Palace Summer 2019, A-Cold-Wall*, Bape x Suicoke, and More

A detailed guide to this week's best style releases including Palace Summer 2019, the A-Cold-Wall* 'Chroma' collection, Bape x Suicoke, and more.

Palace Summer 2019 Collection
Palace Skateboards

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It's that time of the week again. As always, there's a ton of new products dropping from your favorite brands and we are here to help you decide which ones are most worthy of your time and hard earned money.

Highlights from this weeks roundup include the first drop from Palace's Summer 2019 collection, an online-exclusive capsule from A-Cold-Wall* drenched in reflective details, and Bape's latest collaboration with Suicoke that's perfect for the warmer weather.

Take a detailed look at the aforementioned projects along with the rest of this week's best style releases below.

A-Cold-Wall* 'Chroma' Capsule Collection

Release Date: May 1

Where to Buy It: a-cold-wall.com

Price: TBD

A-Cold-Wall* is releasing an online exclusive capsule this week. The "Chroma" collection is heavily infused with 3M detailing on ready-to-wear garments like puffer coats, cargo pants, jacquard sweaters, T-shirts, hats, and various accessories. Colors range from industrial tones like slate blue and grey to brighter options like orange and red. Details like pigment dyed surfaces, speckled gradient prints, and triangular seams on T-shirts are also present across Samuel Ross' "Chroma" offering.

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Bape x Suicoke Collection

Release Date: May 4

Where to Buy It: Bape stores and bape.com

Price: $180-$270

Bape has once again collaborated with cult-favorite sandal brand Suicoke. The duo's most recent project features two colorways of the brand new Dao sandal that features Bape's signature ABC camouflage on the strap, a translucent overlay, toggle lacing, and a serrated sole. Along with the Dao, the collab will also include two pairs of the Moto-2 model in kid's sizing decorated with Bape camo straps as well.

Gimme 5 Spring/Summer 2019 Collection

Release Date: May 2

Where to Buy It: gimme5.com

Price: TBD

Iconic London distribution company Gimme 5 has dropped a new selection of graphic T-shirts for Spring/Summer 2019. Highlights include tributes to Lionel Richie and Luther Vandross featuring portraits of the popular musicians on the front and song titles "All Night Long" and "Never Too Much" on the back. Other options cover white and black T-shirts in imagery inspired by the Bauhaus movement of the 20th century.

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Palace Summer 2019 Collection

Release Date: May 3

Where to Buy It: Palace stores and palaceskateboards.com

Price: TBD

Fresh off of opening a brand new flagship in Los Angeles, Palace will be delivering the first offering from its Summer 2019 collection. Sportswear-inspired options like windbreakers covered in unique Real Tree camouflage, nylon shorts, and side bags will be offered alongside eye-catching takes on pieces like a button-up covered in large polka dots or a denim jacket featuring the names of various cities around the world. As has become customary of the London-based brand, the lineup will also include plenty of playful logo flips. Some take inspiration from traditional Italian cuisine like ravioli and fresh parmesan cheese. Others are a nod to obscure pop culture references like the '80s television series Dallas (Styled as "Pallas." Get it?) or 1988 drama Rain Man starring Tom Cruise and Dustin Hoffman.

Alife x Adidas Nizza Hi

Release Date: May 2

Where to Buy It: Alife Rivington Club and alifenewyork.com

Price: $120

Classic New York streetwear brand Alife has collaborated with Adidas on the retro Nizza Hi silhouette. This Consortium project outfits the high-top with a grey canvas upper, white rubber toe cap, and matching midsole. Rubber placards with black Alife logos don each lateral side panel as well. Other unique details include branded laces, co-branded tongue tags, and Alife's years of operation printed on each toe. Red and blue bands are also included that can either be wrapped around each ankle or removed to be used as bracelets.

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Supreme x Sekintani La Norihiro Collection

Release Date: May 2

Where to Buy It: Supreme stores and supremenewyork.com

Price: TBD

Supreme's latest collaboration is with Japanese artist Sekintani La Norihiro. The artist is known for his colorful collages that feature faces and human bodies. The unconventional, and at times slightly unsettling, imagery is featured across various pieces including a coach jacket, work shirt, T-shirts, pants, and skate decks.

Reese Cooper 'Against the Wind' Capsule Collection

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: Select Barneys New York locations and barneys.com

Price: $185-$700

Los Angeles-based designer Reese Cooper has created an exclusive capsule for Barneys New York. Dubbed "Against the Wind," the collection features T-shirts and hoodies emblazoned with outdoors-inspired graphics like deer, saw mills, and pine trees. A personal highlight of the blue collar capsule is the cotton-dyed work jacket, offered in three colorways, complete with a corduroy collar, flap front pockets, and left sleeve branding.

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Daniel Arsham x Rimowa

Release Date: May 2

Where to Buy It: Rimowa New York and rimowa.com

Price: $2,200

Daniel Arsham has collaborated with Rimowa to shed light on one of the brand's vintage suitcases. Arsham has crafted sculptures of the Classic Ataché out of materials like sand, selenite, and volcanic ash. Each is completed with eroded areas to show age as if it was unearthed at an archaeological dig site. Arsham's creation will come housed in a modern version of the sculptures inspiration with a set of art handling gloves. Following an exclusive presale this week, the collaboration will available via Rimowa's brick-and-mortar and online store starting on May 17. One case complete with exclusive stickers is being sold at auction by Sotheby's until May 13. Place your bids here.

SEAM x Paa Hat

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: SEAM app

Price: TBD

SEAM, a shopping app who's private label has been spotted on the likes of individuals like John Mayer and Nigel Sylvester, has collaborated with New York menswear label Paa on an adjustable hat. Each cap is constructed in Los Angeles of waxed cotton with a tonal SEAM logo embroidered on the front. The collaboration will be offered in black and yellow color schemes.

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