Best Style Releases This Week: Travis Scott, Palace x Adidas, Arc'teryx System_A, and More

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Release Date: Aug. 13

Where to Buy It:  Palace stores, Dover Street Market London, Dover Street Market Los Angeles, and Adidas Confirmed.

Price: TBD

“Palaste” is the name of Palace’s new collaboration with Adidas, which is focused on wellness. The collection features a range of apparel that’s designed for wellness activities as well as leisurewear for optimal relaxation. The line includes pool sliders, sun hats, vests, towelling shorts, towelling bath robes, a yoga mat, and more. Track suits, jersey tops, hats and other summer-ready apparel will also be available. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: arcteryx.com and Arc’teryx stores. 

Price: TBD

Arc’teryx has just released “System_A” a new range of gender-neutral outerwear designed for everyday wear. The first drop includes elevated staples such as T-shirts with heat-sealed seams bearing an oversized graphic of the brand’s famous “dead bird” logo. Of course, the range includes soft shell jackets, cargo pants and shorts, backpacks, and a parka. The Gore-Tex garments also include velcro patches which let wearers customize jackets with unique patches. 

Release Date: Aug. 12

Where to Buy It: SNKRS App and nike.com.

Price: $50-$120

Nike is set to drop a small collection of apparel to coincide with the release of the Travis Scott x Fragment x Jordan low. The collection will include a hoodie, T-shirt, and shorts. The hoodie and shorts are made out of heavyweight French terry material. The hoodie features overlapping branding in puff print, screen print and embroidery from all three brands, with a standout photo of MJ on the back. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: adidas.com and select skate retailers worldwide.

Price: $100

Adidas Skateboarding celebrates their 15-year anniversary with a new shoe designed by the skate legend Dennis Busenitz, one of adidas Skateboarding’s premiere team riders. Inspired by an iconic indoor squash model from the 80s, the Busenitz Indoor Super is reimagined for skating. The Busenitz Indoor Super arrives in a flexible perforated suede upper for extended durability alongside nylon overlays and a canvas tongue held in place by elastic tongue stabilizers for a secure fit. The shoe boasts breathable mesh lining throughout and a rubber patterned sole for added support and ultimate board control. The shoe comes in a black/gold/red colorway and features the roman numerals for “15” across the heel tabs. 

Release Date: Aug. 12

Where to Buy It: dailypaperclothing.com and all Daily Paper flagship stores.

Price: $55-$99

Daily Paper has collaborated with Everyday People on a special capsule collection that’s fueled by the rich heritage of African culture coupled with contemporary designs. Everyday People is a live music event experience and cultural platform with multiple monthly residencies in New York Cityand Los Angeles, seasonal pop-ups in Miami, and seasonal U.S, European & African tours. The featured capsule collection includes three pieces. A Bucket Hat, Short Sleeve T-shirt, and a Long Sleeve T-shirt. To celebrate this release, Everyday People and Daily Paper is hosting a launch party at Daily Paper’s NYC Flagship store on the Lower East Side of Manhattan on Wednesday, Aug. 11. This will be followed up by an Everyday People x Daily Paper event on Sunday, Aug. 15, 2021 at Elsewhere in Brooklyn. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: herschel.com

Price: $29.99-$109.99

Herschel Supply Co. has just launched a collaboration with The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts which celebrates the artist’s remarkable legacy. Best known for breaking the rules of traditional mediums and introducing the world to Pop Art in the 1960s by making art out of everyday objects, Herschel Supply will be paying homage to Andy Warhol with a new collection inspired by the Warhol’s famous camouflage works. The collection includes backpacks, beanies, duffels, crossbody bags, and a face mask inspired by Warhol’s camouflage works from 1987. The Andy Warhol for Herschel Supply Collection will be available in classic Herschel silhouettes such as the Classic XL Backpack and Novel Duffel, which arrive in vibrant pink, orange, blue and yellow hues with black and white accents. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: visionarysociety.co

Price: $50-$100

Founded in 2015 by Diosdado Sima, Visionary Society is a streetwear brand conceptualized for motivational purposes only. The New York-based brand has recently been seen on Sean “Diddy” Combs, Isaiah Rashad, Dave East, and more. The brand has just dropped the second delivery from its Summer collection. Their latest drop includes a Revolution T-shirt, paisley shorts, nylon shorts in select colorways, pocket T-shirts, and more. 

Release Date: Aug. 14

Where to Buy It: agneskruel.com

Price: $60-$1,200

The Tokyo-based designer Agnes Kruel will release a new capsule collection on Saturday. Born in a small town in Georgia, Agnes Kruel took self-funded trips to Tokyo to source pieces from his favorite Japanese designers. He eventually moved to Tokyo to study at the Bunka Fashion College and launched his eponymous brand in 2019. Since then, his clothes have been cosigned by Verdy, Sheck Wes, Reo Sano, and Tokyo Vitamin.
 His latest capsule collection includes pieces such as the highly anticipated 12 Gauge Bag, Space Opera Belt, and the Carl and Linda Polo.

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: diplomacyworldwide.com

Price: $85-$210

The Black-Owned streetwear brand Diplomacy has just released a “Free The Future” collaboration with NBA New Orleans Pelicans player, Wes Iwundu, who has updated the collection with a new style. The Free The Future Hoodie is now available in black with sizing up to XXL. The hoodie boasts 18 0z combed brushed loopback French terry cotton and Free The Future graphics printed on the front and sleeves. A portion of sales will be donated to Boys & Girls Club of Houston.

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: hm.com and select H&M stores.

Price: $13-$300

H&M has just launched a collection with the Indian label Sabyasachi, which is known for juxtaposing traditional Indian style with contemporary design. The collection is inspired by India’s rich textile and craft history and mixes modern and traditional silhouettes with fresh colors and prints. The Sabyasachi x H&M collection consists of both womenswear and menswear. For women, key pieces such as the long flowy dresses and kaftans, are designed to be layered and mixed up with accessories from the collection. The Henley shirt, the high waist wide chinos and the photographer jacket are key pieces from the men’s collection that are accented with shoes and men’s accessories. 

Release Date: Aug. 13

Where to Buy It: All Concepts shops and on CNCPTS.com.

Price: TBD 

Concepts will release its Almas Capsule this week. A special 22-piece collection that is build off the Almas pattern. “Almas” is Arabic and translates into diamond. The geometric motif is inspired by luxury designs and features a color palette that ranges from cobalt blue, orchid, emerald, royal navy, and cool grey. The collection includes camp shirts, shorts, graphic T-shirts, and more. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: tommy.com and romeohunte.com

Price: $119-$990

Tommy Hilfiger has collaborated with Romeo Hunte, an emerging Brooklyn-based designer and long-term mentee for Hilfiger, on a Fall 2021 capsule collection. Hunte used his signature deconstruction techniques to reconstruct, remix and re-imagine archival Tommy Hilfiger pieces. The result are avant-garde garments such as a classic bonded trench coat remixed with sailing jacket color-blocking or combined with a leather biker jacket. Other unique pieces include a preppy button-down with an oversized cut that also reinterprets the brand’s heritage Ithaca stripe in the colors of the New York City subway. The collection also includes a wide range of functional pieces, such as utility vests and vest bags.  T-shirts, hats, sunglasses, bags, boots, leather pants, puffers and blazers are also available. The TommyXRomeo capsule builds on the brand’s People’s Place Program, a three-pillared platform with the mission of advancing representation in fashion and beyond.

Release Date: Aug.13

Where to Buy It: bookworks.com and gramicci.com

Price: TBD

Book Works has collaborated with the pioneering outdoor brand Gramicci on two exclusive colorways of their Running Man T-Shirt, classic pants and a sacoche bag.  The Running Man T-shirt features Gramicci’s classic ‘Running Man’ in a tie-dye gradient with the Book Works logo in matching type face. The “Rhythm Pants” are a pair of classic Gramicci pants with an all-over ‘rhythm changes’ print. Lastly, the sacoche bag features a Book Works ‘Record Logo’ in New York City taxi cab yellow with an embroidered Gramicci ‘Running Man’ and reflective details. 

Release Date: Aug. 14

Where to Buy It: United States’ Bape store locations and us.bape.com.

Price: TBD

Bape will release a small T-shirt collection to commemorate the summer. All three T-shirts feature the iconic Ape Head logo reimagined as refreshing summertime treats. A minty green ice pop, a zesty lemon, and a snow cone iteration of the brand’s iconic logo will be available at Bape stores in the United States on Saturday. Bape is also inviting customers to visit any Bape store in the United States to cool off with a complimentary summer treat that’s free with any purchase on Saturday. Popsicles will be given out at its Los Angeles store, frozen lemonade in New York, and kakigori in Miami.