Supreme New York didn’t pioneer the idea of knocking things off, but they sure as hell made it trendy. This board issued by Supreme but recalled in the year 2000 is a super rarity today. Its obvious that this board was a complete copy of Louis Vuitton’s monogram print and ultimately they were ordered to destroy all remaining skateboards. Check out the picture below taken by photographer John Minh Nguyen.
Its that time of the year again. Supreme has unveiled some of their Spring/Summer 2011 line. As usual, Supreme delivers the goods with a line of clothing that you will actually wear (not just collect). To view the entire collection check them out at SUPREME.
If you collect rare CD’s this is one for you. Malcolm McLaren (who recently passed) released this legendary item back in 1983. The Record LP is a little easier to come by than the CD. This album (which was pressed in 1983/84, 1987, and 1990) has been sampled countless times by some of your favorite hip hop artists. Below are pictures from the DeFY. New York photo vault of a 1990 pressing (compact disc) of this album as well as some of the music and the Supreme x Malcolm McLaren X Keith Haring clothing. For those of you that haven’t seen the inside of the album insert, this is where Supreme took their artwork for Duck Blunt, enjoy!
Below are some pictures from the Supreme Edition Book documenting the history of one of the most legendary skate shops ever. Its a great book with tons of content and pictures our only gripe was that a full product index was missing. The book only lists t shirts, sneakers, and hats failing to provide pictures of button downs, crew necks, hoodies, jackets etc. Its the one shortcoming of this book, however, if you love Supreme this is a must have. Pictures from DeFY. New York.
