Supreme Vol. 4
New York based streetwear clothing brand, Supreme, recently previewed the 4th Volume of their Fall/Winter Magazine, which caught my attention to say the least. Opened in downtown Manhattan 1994, Supreme quickly came to embody a plethora of sub cultures, whose roots would help mould and define the brand to what we see today; from hip hop to punk, they all had an influence. Easily one of the largest and well known streetwear brands, Supreme has worked with a number of the worlds best designers, artists, musicians and photographers, to create a unique vision based on quality and their solid design aesthetic.
Their shoot for Volume 4 is no different, having employed world renowned photographer Terry Richardson. What I admire about Supreme is that they appeal to such a wide variety of men. Everyone can find a piece they enjoy, and even what is even more wonderful, is that even men who do not usual take an interest in fashion or style, can appreciate the styling of Supreme's vision. The wonderful thing about streetwear, is that it caters for the style hungry, but also opens up fashion to a wider audience.
And may I add, that I would really like their Peruvian Sweater!
