Allike has just taken delivery of the Clarks Desert Boot, which is an international classic inspired by the crepe-soled boots worn by British officers in World War II. They’re made with soft suede upper materials, larger toe box for natural toe spread and a genuine plantation crepe outsole that delivers all-day comfort. Available now online, more images after the jump. 
Nike SB has just created a mini-site to celebrate the launch of Omar Salazar’s first signature shoe. Directed by Jon Humphries and Jason Hernandez and starring Omar himself, well worth a watch, check out the site here.
Soon to be released is the new Nike Pepper Low, dropping in a light Grey and a Turquoise colorway with all leather uppers and white outer sole. A nice crisp sneaker for the Spring/Summer. More images after the jump courtesy of Dunk.
Fifty Fifty has just received the first part of the new HUF Spring 10 collection, and its looking pretty tight. If this sells out as quick as the last lot did i would grab it now. Available instore and online now.
Yesterday I was pretty lucky to hook up with girls form CLFmag to go and catch the final day of, “The Colour Out Of Space” show by Eelus, homed in the Blackall Studios in Shoreditch and spanned over two floors this is definitely one of the nicest galleries and shows I’ve been to in a long time. Even though the Eelus show is now finished still go and check out the gallery, I think you will like it. More images after the jump.
Photographer Jason Hawkes, a frequent contributor to The Big Picture blog, returns today, sharing with us some of his latest images of American cities seen from above at night – New York City and Las Vegas, both cities that undergo significant transformations after the sun goes down. From Hawkes: “The images of New York were shot on Nikons latest camera, the D3S, using three gyro stabilizing mounts and flown using twin star helicopters. (Eurocopter AS355). We flew from heights of just over 500 ft up to 2,500-ft with no doors on, it was very very cold. The images of Las Vegas were shot for a separate project, using a range of helicopters from a Robinson 44 to Eurocopter AS355″. Be sure to see Hawkes’ earlier entries here (1, 2, 3), and check out his newly-released book “London at Night”. A book of his New York at night photos is due for publication in the Autumn. More images after the jump.
Info and Images courtesy of The Big Picture.
So, after what seems like endless snow storms, grey clouds and £17.50 vodka and cokes at The Farm Club, I’m thinking the spring riding sessions are about to commence. I have been known to be a total summer snowboarder but why rush things, the best things come to those who wait, and I’m right, look at the views from my bedroom window today. More images after the jump.
