Nike has always been one of those companies who like to experiment and every single year, they come out with a pair or collection of shoes that show off that experimentation. The latest such collection to do this is the Nike Space Hippie range which comes in four models with very basic names such as 01, 02, 03, and 04.

What makes these shoes unique is the fact that they are made with trash. No, not actual garbage, but scrapped materials that could be found on the cutting room floor at Nike. Instead of being wasteful with their extra materials, Nike decided to turn these scraps into an interesting collection that certainly has some unique astronaut-like aesthetics.

If you’re interested in copping any of these models, all four will be available as of June 11th for a wide variety of prices. For instance, the 01 will cost $130 USD, the 02 will be $150, and the 03 is $180. For now, the 04 is being considered a women’s shoe and just like the 01, it will cost $130 USD.

Let us know if you plan on scooping any of these up, in the comments below. Also, keep it locked to HNHH for all of the latest sneaker and streetwear news.

Space Hippie 01. Image Nike

Space Hippie 02. Image Nike

Space Hippie 03. Image Nike

Space Hippie 04. Image Nike

Supreme has done collaborations with a lot of entities that you simply wouldn’t expect. For instance, earlier this year, Supreme dropped a collab with Oreo that ended up selling out instantly. People were paying resale price on packages of cookies which is pretty hilarious when you stop to think about it. The infamous streetwear brand has done plenty of collabs with musical acts and this season is no different as they are pairing up with My Bloody Valentine for a clothing collection that will drop this week.

For those who don’t know, My Bloody Valentine helped introduce the Shoegaze subgenre to the world. This woozy, droning, hypnotic sounding rock music became quite popular amongst indie bands in the 90s and because of albums like Loveless, MBV are considered legendary. As you can see from the Instagram posts below, there will be a trucker jacket, Rayon Shirts, t-shirts, and hoodies that feature references to My Bloody Valentine’s albums and EPs.

If you are interested in copping anything from the collection, it will officially go on sale over at Supreme’s website as of 11AM EST on Thursday, April 23rd. Let us know in the comments below if you plan on scooping up any of these items.

Streetwear isn’t exactly at the forefront of everyone’s mind right now but that hasn’t stopped Supreme from continuing on with their Spring/Summer 2020 collection. They have a bevy of collaborations planned for the season and one of them is with Timberland who are giants in the boot industry. New Yorkers sure do love their Timbs and Supreme is taking full advantage of that.

Instead of collaborating on Timberland’s signature boot, Supreme has decided to lend its aesthetic to the Euro Hiker Low. This will drop in three patent leather colorways including Black, Red, and Yellow. 

In addition to the boots, Supreme is dropping a crew neck with “WIND, WATER, EARTH AND SKY” written across the front. Supreme branding can be found on the front as well, right next to a Timberland logo. Finally, a six-panel hat will also be dropping to round out the items in the collection.

If you’re looking to cop anything, the items will be available on Supreme’s webstore as of Thursday, March 26th. In light of Coronavirus, Supreme will be offering free shipping on orders that go over $150 USD. This decision was made following the closure of numerous brick and mortar stores.

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If you've browsed your social media platform of choice within the last few weeks you may have noticed that Beyonce has released an Ivy Park collection in collaboration with Adidas. The "Deja Vu" singer has been showcasing the offerings on her Instagram and has even sent boxes of the whole capsule to some very lucky individuals. Missy Elliott, Ellen DeGeneres, Diplo, Zendaya, Janelle Monae, Rita Ora, and lots more all got a huge box delivered to their home with a special note from Beyonce herself. 

Today marks the return of Ivy Park. Beyoncé's clothing company hasn't dropped a collection in years, as she took time to acquire full ownership and re-strategize the whole operation. She severed ties with Topshop and shifted to a partnership with Adidas. This news was announced last April, but Beyoncé detailed the future of her athleisure line in a December cover story for Elle. "I am excited for you to see the campaign for the first collection of this new partnership," she said. "It incorporates my personal style and expands that to include something for everyone. I love experimenting with fashion, mixing high and low, sportswear with couture, even masculine and feminine. This new line is fun and lends itself to creativity, the ultimate power." 

Everything Beyoncé does is a cause for great excitement, but Ivy Park returning from its hiatus with a bunch of killer designs had people feverishly clicking to add to cart. Unfortunately, many discovered that they did not act fast enough as they saw the Ivy Park products sold out on multiple websites. The line was initially scheduled to drop on Saturday (Jan. 18), but it went live on Adidas a few hours earlier. 

While there are understandably tons of people who would be interested in a Beyoncé x adidas collection, those who ended up empty-handed are speculating why supply was unable to meet demand this time around. "That Ivy Park sold out cause she gave all the celebrities free shit," one frustrated customer tweeted, referencing how the likes of Cardi B and Reese Witherspoon received massive orange boxes containing the whole Ivy Park collection. 

Read some reactions to the hectic drop below.  

The official “Life Is Good”-inspired merch has been officially unveiled and is available for pre-order purchase on Future‘s official online store. The collection is based off of the music video for the Drake-featured track, in which Future and Drake had to stretch their imaginations in order to pull off pretending to work at various regular day jobs. Their positions working at places like a fast food restaurant, a mechanic’s garage, and their version of the Apple store in the Fred-Foster-creatively-directed visual were used in the designs for various pieces in the collection.

The collection includes a black T-shirt with a red “Hotlanta” logo embellished on the chest, the same logo found on Drake and Future’s uniforms from the fast food chain where they work in the music video. The T-shirt also has “Life Is Good” and “Future” printed on the back, matching the print found on the front of the grey hoodie from the collection. There’s also a classic trucker hat available with the name “Future” embroidered on the panel, mechanic’s style. The collection also features some collectibles, such as a cassette tape, CD and signed 7” vinyls of the track. Each of the vinyls feature a different logo of one of the companies that the rappers worked for in the visuals as the sleeve art. The apparel ranges in price from $35 USD to $65 USD, while a digital download of the track starts the collectibles at $0.69 USD and the signed vinyls cap off the collectibles price at $13.98 USD.

Beyoncé’s new IVY PARK collaboration is set to release this Saturday (January 18), but Cardi B was lucky enough to get the items early. Cardi shared a video of her coming home to discover a large orange box waiting for her. The ribbon wrapped around the box that had “IVY PARK” written along it gave away the container’s contents, but that clearly didn’t make Cardi any less excited. “Bitch, Beyoncé dead done gave me a closet,” she screeched while filming the unboxing. The transportable closet was opened to reveal that Cardi dead done got every piece from Bey’s collection, including all the colorways of the IVY PARK Ultra Boosts. 

Beyoncé announced IVY PARK’s new partnership with Adidas in December. This news was revealed through the Lemonade artist’s cover story for Elle. The profile in that issue focused on the return of her athleisure company that she became the sole owner of in 2018. It was heavily reported when Beyoncé bought out the company to nudge out a British billionaire partner, who faced accusations of sexual harassment. IVY PARK will feature gender-neutral styles going forward, a decision which resulted from Bey seeing so many men rocking her previous collections. 

Remember that the IVY PARK collection drops on Saturday so you can get to it before it sells out! You know the BeyHive will be prepared to attack. 

Kylie Jenner’s billionaire status means the 22-year-old is more privy to luxurious things than most 22-year-olds out there. The makeup mogul and reality star has previously boasted some of her most expensive accessories – as well as her one-year-old daughter’s – and when little Stormi was gifted a life-size dollhouse for Christmas, Kylie’s status quo was made even more clear. 

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One of Kylie’s latest uploads to Instagram sees her posing in her parking lot that’s home to her luxurious car collection. The images sees her sporting a causal look while her $1.4M Ferrari LaFerrari is parked in the back. The ride was a push present from her ex-boyfriend Travis Scott. The other car from Travis seen in the images is a vintage Rolls Royce. Her $450K Rolls Royce Phantom, $127K Mercedes G-Wagon and a $325k Rolls Royce Cullinan is also parked up nicely. In total, her cars are estimated to be worth around $14 million. 

“There’s really no other word to use other than self-made because that is the truth,” she said of her billionaire title after pulling in some flack. “Although, I am a special case because before I started Kylie Cosmetics, I had a huge platform and lots of fans. I did not get money from my parents past the age of 15. I used 100% of my own money to start the company, not a dime in my bank account is inherited… and I am very proud of that.”

Travis Barker is parting ways with a few of his vintage vehicles, and he’s partnered with Barrett-Jackson to auction them off to the highest bidders. According to TMZ, Travis is saying goodbye to three of his babies: a 1941 Cadillac 62 Series Convertible, a 1960 Cadillac Coupe Deville, and a 1972 Chevrolet K5 Blazer. The convertible is predicted to reach up to $100,000 while the Chevy might even rake in a whopping $200,000. 

Travis talked about his love for vintage cars with The Low And Slow Car Show in February of last year ahead of his Musink Music Festival and Tattoo Convention that he founded, sharing that his dad was the one who introduced him to all different kinds of old school whips. Travis has always made his love for Cadillacs in particular a known passion through his ink, as he has at least two Cadillac tattoos, including an emblem on his chest and a Cadillac script down his rib cage that took 12 hours to create.

His decision to let go of a few cars from his own collection stems from his desire to expand in many different areas of his life, and to make room for new rides. He recently bought a warehouse in Southern California, where he will house the remainder of his car collection, as well as his clothing brands and new record label DTA records.

It’s no secret Frank Ocean loves him some Prada, often repping the brand in his looks at events like the 2019 Met Gala and on covers for publications like W Magazine. Now, Prada has returned the love, by unveiling Frank as one of the stars featured in the Italian fashion house’s Spring/Summer 2020 menswear campaign, the Optimist Rhythm collection.

In the black-and-white shot, Frank can be seen rocking some of the pieces from the collection while the “Prada” name next to him is turned sideways, becoming an acronym for “Programming Rhythms And Dancing Again.” This creative choice is part of the unique approach Prada has taken in order to “reinvent conventional identity” through their campaign. The “Prada” name has been turned into various acronyms in order to serve as “a playful metaphor for a confident embracing of the indefinability of the idea of Prada itself.” The collection features “a trinity of contemporary creatives, pivotal cultural personalities of now and archetypes of the hyper fragmented mindset of tomorrow,” including actor Austin Butler and director/screenwriter Nicolas Winding Refn.

“Each embodies a single identity of the Prada man, one aspect, one outlook, multiplied by each image, each definition. They are representations of the legion individuals that comprise the collective…Each of these men uses words to define themselves: the lyrics of a song, the words of a script. They are a blueprint, a template, for life, for living, for feeling. Here, words are used as a means to redefine the image, to attempt to define the indefinable – PRADA,” the label stated.

Frank was recently announced as one of the headliners at Coachella this year. It looks like 2020 is going to be Frank’s year, and we couldn’t be more happy for him.