by Andy on November 28, 2008

One of the reasons why I like streetwear companies is because they seem to really enjoy trying something different and pushing the envelope, and these tees by CLOT are a great example of that. From certain angles, this range of tees look as if they just have a solid pattern on them, but then if you catch them just right a hidden messages is revealed, saying something apparently powerful though actually kind of meaning-less like “Fuck the Paparazzi,” “Only God can Judge Me,” and “Sex is not a crime.”
According to Hypebeast:
The set will launch November 25th, 2008 at the Juice store in Hong Kong and Clotinc.com while the white “Sex is not a crime” version will be exclusively sold at Malaysia’s Playground.
I’m a little annoyed that I’ve just found about about this Juice store in Hong Kong, because it looks really cool and I never went there back in February, despite staying in a hotel that was less than 10 minutes walk from Causeway Bay the shopping Mecca (it was amazing) where the shop is located.
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by Andy on November 21, 2008

You see, the clever thing about that title is that in Fall and Winter its generally quite cold, whereas I’ve described the clothing collection from HomeRoom as being hot, in the blogging biz we call that “writing things which are contradictory because you think they’re funny even though they’re actually kinda lame.”
Asymmetric? Thumbholes? I’m intrigued! I’m sure you’ll be looking at these and thinking that they’ll be crazy expensive, but the most expensive item in the range is $132, which I don’t think is bad at all.
Homeroom Store [via HypeBeast]
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Like a lot of people across the globe I picked up a copy of Grand Theft Auto 4 last week, although I didn’t wait outside a shop at midnight, I just went to a supermarket on Friday (violent video games and a wide selection of fresh fruit and veg? Thanks Tesco!). The detail-level in the game is pretty amazing, Karl Lagerfeld even has his own radio station(!), and the in-game clothing is no exception.
Hypebeast noticed (or at least reported on first) that the most hyped
hoodie ever… ever, Dead Serious by LRG is being worn by people in Liberty City. I don’t know if Nico Bellic (your character) can buy and wear the hoodie, but I don’t think its really his style anyway.
Photo credit: Hypebeast [via DJC]