Today H&M announced their fourth annual Fashion Against AIDS Initiative. 25% of sales from the collection, which is due to launch on April 26 in H&M’s Divided department will be donated to youth HIV / AIDS projects around the world. This time out H&M will offer a number of unisex designs including message t-shirts, leather vests, jump suits, sweat pants, trousers, accessories and more.
Hit the jump for detailed images of a few of the pieces from the collection.
Lanvin is the latest company to do a design collaboration for H&M. The full collection which includes designs by Lanvin’s artistic director Alber Elbaz, and menswear designer Lucas Ossendrijver will be shown here on November 4th. The collection includes a full menswear and women’s line including casual wear, dress clothes accessories.
The line will be available in 200 H&M stores on November 20th in North America and the rest of the world on November 23rd. Much like past collections with Karl Lagerfeld, Stella McCartney, Comme des Garçons, the Lanvin collection will sellout fast so don’t miss out.
Hit the jump for video footage of the complete collection.
Tradition has released their winter collection just in time for HBCU homecoming season. The line includes sweaters, jackets and t-shirts for a variety of schools including Howard, Delaware State, FAMU, Southern, North Carolina A & T and South Carolina State to name a few.
Tradition continues to design clothes that are head and shoulders above the normal school paraphernalia to ensure you are fly when you hit the yard.
Hit the jump for more images of ladies and mens gear.
The Benny Gold brand has grown by leaps and bounds since it debuted in 2005. For the winter collection they have produced their first ever lookbook that includes t-shirts, denim, headwear first cut and sew garments.
The lookbook was shot around the Mission District of San Francisco (Where the BG shop is located) by Slap Magazine photographer Joe Brook.
Hit the jump for the rest of the first Benny Gold lookbook.
With their latest collection Akomplice has further ventured into new territory. In addition to the staples that have made the brand standout their fall collection features the new Basketball Belt, Hooded Varsity Jacket, leather jacket (with removable hoods), hooded button ups and grown-up hoodies. The lookbook itself is different (we’re not going to even try to interpret the floating) but the clothes as always are fly.
Full lookbook After the jump »
Alife presents THE ALIFE ONLY video: An animated behind the scene look at this seasons’ catalog photoshoot. Produced in collaboration with the Crystal Pharoah and DJ Mehdi the video features an all-Alife cast.
props: EstaticFreshness
Fall hasn’t even begun yet and The Hundreds is on their second lap, bringing you goodies to last through the cooler months. Consider yourselves lucky guys. Their trademark Adam Bomb is back with a vengence- it’s presence is on most things, from the Beez Zip-Up to the Offset Tee and the Adam Snapback Cap.
Hit the jump for the rundown and images of the rest of the collection.
The team over at The Hundreds has gone with a concept unlike most other streetwear brands for the upcoming fall season. The seven year old Los Angeles company is offering pieces that pay homage to everyone’s favorite autumn clothes from childhood. This concept is especially strange coming from The Hundreds because how cold does it really get in Southern California during the fall? Despite this theory, they seem to pull it off, from the weathered tees to comfy crewshirts and broken in straight jeans. It seems The Hundreds are just trying to keep us cozy as the temperature drops and the leaves change color. — Nadine G.
The idea of even looking at heavy outerwear at the top of August may seem asinine but the temperature will cool off before you know it and you don’t want to get caught out there. Luckily, there are options. Keisuke Baba, the current director of GB Skins, has recently released his own line of distressed leather wears. The new brand, JG Leathers, has got you covered for the fall/winter. JG offers the quintessential motorcycle jacket, but the toughest piece has got to be the brown shearling bomber. Both jackets have a subtle branding patch on each arm, a nod to their military-inspired roots over at GB Skins. Consider yourself ahead of the game, count your yen up and cop one now from Japan. –Nadine G.
Props: honeyee
So you want to go retro? You want to take it back? Try Carhartt. It’s the workwear line that’s been touted in a number of rap songs and immortalized in countless hip hop videos. The label is working on a Heritage line of durable wears, good for everything from lounging with your people to spitting sixteen on a street corner. –Nadine Graham
More images After the jump »
Loading... 
