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DC Shoes - Chase Shoe

New at colette from DC Shoes is the DC Chase Shoe. This hi-top number is a myriad of patchwork put together from different kinds of fabrics and prints - all encompassing trends that are hot this summer and will be popular into the fall/winter season. Plaid, argyle and zebra prints are patched together on the upper and tongue of the shoes. The color palette is earthy toned to balance out the busy prints. The shoes come with both yellow and white laces, and have yellow lining. They are now available online at colette.colette213 Rue Saint-Honoré | Map 75001 Paris, France> colette> DC ShoesRead the rest of: DC Shoes - Chase Shoe© Emily for Freshness, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add to del.icio.usPost catergories: Colette, DC Shoes, Shopping, Sneakers close

Standard Hotel x DC x SE Racing - P

As the saying goes, the third time is the charm. In this, the 3rd installment of an ongoing project between DC and bike specialist SE Bikes, the newly opened Standard Hotel New York was chosen to be the next collaborator.  Adorned in the hotel’s signature motifs, matte-black with sleek gold accents, the PK Ripper Fixed Gear Bike features custom leather seat embossed with Standard Hotel logo, gold front rim, along with logo badge on seat post, also in gold.  Unlike the “traditional”  fixed gear model, the Standard Hotel variant comes with brakes and a convertible rear hub.  An easy conversion from freewheel motion for novice to fixed gear action for hard-core riders.Read the rest of: Standard Hotel x DC x SE Racing - PK Ripper Fixed Gear Bike© Poe for Freshness, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add to del.icio.usPost catergories: Art & Design, Bikes, Collaboration, DC Shoes, Shopping close

AKROE for Sixpack x DC Shoes - Xand

DC Shoes’ Double Label Project has taken on a Tron-like vibe with this latest twin release.  The Sixpack x DC Shoes Xander and Sector 7 are both designed by French artist AKROE.  Both feature side panels with overlapping turquoise and white grid segments.  the Xander has a yellow lining and tongue to accent the grids, while the Sector 7 opts for more turquoise.  Both feature ‘Non Merci’ embroidered on the outer heel (literally: ‘no thank you’).  This ‘I’m over it’ attitude matches the attitude of the gorgeous model seen through translucent outsoles.  These are available, along with the hoodie and lambskin jacket pictured above, at select DC retailers starting today.Read the rest of AKROE for Sixpack x DC Shoes - Xander + Sector 7© Sneaker News, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add todel.icio.us close

DC Shoes - Mike Blabac Book Launch

Despite unseasonably cool and stormy weather last Tuesday, close to 200 guests, media and industry VIPs, joined Mike Blabac for launch of the photographer’s very first book - BLABAC PHOTO – The Art of Skateboarding Photography.Read the rest of: DC Shoes - Mike Blabac Book Launch Event - New York© Poe for Freshness, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add to del.icio.usPost catergories: Art & Design, Collaboration, DC Shoes, Events, Shopping close

DC Shoes x Mike Blabac - Blabac Azu

In celebration the launch of photographer Mike Blabac’s first book, along with a partnership with lasting impact on the sport of skateboarding, DC Shoes will coincide this momentous occasion with the release of DC Blabac Azure Mid. Not only the sneaker pays homage to Blabac’s work, especially the last 10 years with DC Shoes. It also mark a milestone in DC’s product portfolio since it will be the first signature footwear created for a non-professional athlete on DC’s roster. Comes in neutral colorways of Darkk Chocolate/Oyster, with bright orange accents along the ankle and outsole. A premium suede construction permeate with perforated segments along the mid section.Read the rest of: DC Shoes x Mike Blabac - Blabac Azure Mid + Blabac Photo Book© Poe for Freshness, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add to del.icio.usPost catergories: Art & Design, Collaboration, DC Shoes, Shopping, Sneakers close

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