LONDON POSSE
NIKE DESTROYER JACKET: LONDON EDITION
Work It
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Tinie Tempah
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Fabien Kruszelnicki
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Atalanta Weller
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ACTRESS
Former premier league footballer-turned-elusive producer and label owner of Werk Discs, Actress aka Darren Cunningham has been making forward-thinking electronic music, collaborating with the likes of Zomby and is to set to release on Honest Jons
The "letterman" jacket is instantly recognisable as a symbol of belonging. From it’s roots in 50s American college sports teams it signified membership to an elite club- a garment that had to be earned by being on the team. A classic silhouette- part peacoat warmth, part bomber-jacket tough, the two-toned letterman merges sports heritage with references to youth subcultures from practically every decade since the 50s, where it has become an icon of the street as well as the stadium. Nike Sportswear’s limited edition interpretation, irreverently called THE DESTROYER, was always going to be a strictly luxurious affair just as we’ve come to expect from the most premium division of Nike.
CREDITS
Photography by Laurence Ellis
Styling John McCarty
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