Best Style Releases This Week: Stüssy, Off-White, John Elliott, and More

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Release Date: Aug. 19

Where to Buy It: nike.com and other select retailers

Price: TBD

New York City is the main inspiration for NikeCourt's Fall 2019 collection. The offering consists of stylish takes on performance apparel like T-shirts, polos, tank tops, jackets, and tear-away pants. Gradient, brick wall patterns, distressed art, and iridescent detailing are used across the range to represent the streets of the Big Apple. 

Release Date: Aug. 16

Where to Buy It: Patta flgship stores and patta.nl

Price: TBD

Patta drops off its Fall/Winter 2019 collection this Friday. The Danish brand offers up a new selection of graphic T-shirts, crewnecks, and hoodies featuring Patta's signature script logo and skeleton imagery. Other highlights include tiger camo puffer jackets, tactical pants, gilets, and various accessories. 

Release Date: Aug. 16

Where to Buy It: Stüssy stores and stussy.com

Price: TBD

Stüssy reworked a bunch of streetwear staples for its Fall 2019 collection. Among the standouts from the California-born OG's latest release are color-blocked nylon tracksuits, fleece zip-ups covered in tropical graphics, argyle half-zip sweaters, and button-ups covered in an earth-toned paisley print. 

Release Date: Aug. 17

Where to Buy It: Head in the Clouds Festival (Los Angeles)

Price: TBD

For the second annual Head in the Clouds Festival in Los Angeles, 88Rising has partnered with Guess for an exclusive collaboration. The goods will only be available at this Saturday's festivities. Pieces include denim jackets, hoodies, T-shirts, accessories, and more emblazoned with Guess and 88Rising co-branding. The group's signature purple, orange, white, and black color combination covers each item. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: John Elliott flagship store and johnelliott.com

Price: $298

John Elliott puts his spin on mesh basketball shorts with a trio of dip-dyed options. Inspired by the shorts the designer wore back in high school, each pair is constructed of cotton-mesh and features black and white-striped trim. A dip-dyed treatment results in a unique appearance. "Black/Ivory," "Gold/Black," and "Ivory/Red" colorways are all available. 

Release Date: Aug. 17

Where to Buy It: Dime Montreal and dimemtl.com

Price: TBD

Dime returns this weekend with another new drop. The Montreal-based skate brand delivers a wide assortment of new graphic T-shirts, hoodies, jackets, and accessories. Dime's signature logo returns across various pieces. The most memorable, and nostalgic, items are the series of garments bearing a graphic inspired by the 2001 Dreamworks animated film, Shrek. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: luisaviaroma.com

Price: €65-€700 (app. $73-$782)

Off-White helps Luisaviaroma celebrate its 90th anniversary with a special collection of apparel. The capsule takes inspiration from the Duomo of Santa Maria del Fiore in Florence. It includes T-shirts, denim, hoodies, phone cases, and other various accessories. A multi-colored watercolor treatment has been applied to all of the signature markings of Virgil Abloh's brand that are stamped across the lineup.

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: Polo App

Price: $398

Polo has launched a first-of-its-kind sweater with the help of its Polo App community. When the app originally launched last fall, users were asked to vote on which iteration of the Polo Bear would be gracing one of the brand's sweaters in the future. The Collegiate Bear was the victor. This version originally debuted in 1996, but has never been featured on a knit sweater until now. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: Only NY flagship stores and onlyny.com

Price: $95

Only NY has released another collaboration with Pro-Keds. This time, the brand offers up three colorways of the Royal Lo Plus: "Old Gold," "Egret," and "Hunter Green." Each features a premium suede upper, signature Pro-Keds midsole, co-branded insoles, and leather heel tabs stamped with Only NY branding. A limited edition T-shirt inspired by old school Pro-Keds advertisements rounds out the collab.