BBC/Ice Cream just released their Winter/Holiday 2009 Collection. It’s the only good excuse to wear a shirt with a tiger eating an ice cream cone. Seriously, don’t try it with any other brand.

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Style of the Day…sexy hip hop Style by Joline StYle

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Shot and Model- nici Sewell – more Fashion and Styles by Flickr

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….more Details and SLurls click here: niciLINE SL Fashion Selection

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Shot and Model- nici Sewell – more Fashion and Styles by Flickr

Heute mal lässig locker und trotzdem soooo sexy

Style Card:

• Outfit: Joline StYle ::J-S::Today Outfit with Bangels and Scarf
• Skin: IrEn ::::Shane:::: sunburned_glossy_stars NEW SKIN LINE
• Haare/Hair: IrEn ::::Mimi::::blacks
• Tattoo: niciARTline Heart/Floral  —>>Xstreet Shopping
• Schuhe/Chucks: m!lls – ac – chucks women “classic” 2 mit Menu

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To kick things off we thought we would through some photos at you that were taken in the winter 09′ season. To get those of you who hit the hills psyched for winter 10′! The top two photos were taken in beautiful British Columbia at Red Mountain. The powder highway never fails to impress! The last photo is of a good friend of Ambush, Mairead, sitting pretty and doing it big. Keep checking back for up dates leading up to the launch!

Ambush

The Element of Surprise

New York went nuts! thanks for the support www.dreemzdenim.com send more pics people!!! Next Tokyo Guerrilla marketing/sticker bombing.

10 Deep is home for the holidays. Well, actually they’re at a store near you waiting to be bought. If you personify the clothes, that last sentence doesn’t sound right at all.

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Hellz Spring 2010 Collection

Hellz is hot and getting even hotter with their Spring collection for 2010. Hellz Bellz is an incredible label that does a great job of adding a feminine touch to urban streetwear.

Photos: limite magazine

On November 27th, Bloodbath is having a special sale to commemorate Black Friday.  The Bloodbath Black Friday Sale will last all weekend long with 40% off all inventory and free shipping.  Definitely check it out and cop some fresh new gear!

SOURCE: Our Blood

Japanese brand Applebum has worked with Wu-Tang Brand on a series of items. The most interesting one from the collaboration, the Satin Sukajan Souvenir Jacket, has just been released. The satin college style jacket comes in a navy/white colorway with extensive embroidery details, that are especially impressive on the back of the jacket.

J’ai beau chercher (même sur le blog de JayStreet où je pensais pourtant trouver des réponses), je n’ai pas de véritable info sur la collab entre l’équipe de The Hundreds (entre autre responsable de la collection Disney avec les Enfants Perdus et du toy Adam the Bomb), et DeLorean Motor Company (DMC), mondialement connue pour son modèle mythique DMC-12 qui a voyagé dans le temps avec Marty McFly.

Alors en attendant la semaine prochaine que le fruit de cette union improbable voit le jour, The Hundreds nous propose de patienter avec un très joli shoot photo des locaux de DMC au Texas. Nostalgiques de “Retour Vers le Futur” et amoureux de belles images en noir et blanc, préparez vous à verser une petite larme d’émotion.

Pour voir le photoshoot DeLorean par The Hundreds, vous pouvez cliquer pour

Qui a dit qu’on ne pouvait pas être ghetto et raffiné? Pour les fans de la marque au revolver qui aiment que leur petit chez soi sente toujours l’odeur délicate d’un concept store, Crooks & Castles propose une série de bâtons d’encens aux couleurs et senteurs (trois différentes) de la marque, et en profite au passage pour la jouer sobre avec la boîte, en nous évitant le fameux visuel de la méduse avec un bandana de gangster. Peut être pour un prochain pschiiit pour WC?

Disponible uniquement dans le shop Crooks & Castles de Los Angeles.

Really awesome look for this winter, I need that jacket….

Good thing I’m friends with the Italian Mishka distributor.

After previewing the lineup of outerwear offered in Mishka’s Holiday 2009 Lookbook, here we are back with the label’s seasonal look book. For Holiday 2009, the inspiration role play takes on a fusion of the juvenile delinquent American hunter. That’s right, that tough boy who loves the great outdoors and has just the right sense of burliness and street smarts. The collection works around a round up of reinvented flannel pieces such as the Cody Plaid Hawkeye Shirt, Entwistle Flannel Shirt and Gossard Flannel Shirt to keep the button downs still relevant. The lookbook shots carry a vintage James Dean vibe that is authentically American and nostalgic, achieved with a slight burnished look on the pictures. Think– that tattooed boy with slicked back hair deliberately tamed and hangs out at the town bar in his trusted flannel, fitted black jeans and ever-relevant studded belt. To top off with woollen duffle coats, jackets and graphic knits that has urban, tough twist on the American holiday favorite. The Mishka Holiday 2009 Collection will be available for purchase starting this Black Friday, Nov. 27, at both 350 Broadway and at Mishka’s online store.

Release Date: November 27th (Black Friday)

350 Broadway | Map

New York, NY 10013

via Mishka – Holiday 2009 | Lookbook | FRESHNESS | Sneakers, Streetwear, Men’s Fashion, Gadgets and More.

About time…ahahah. Well, the order has been placed and we couldnt be more happy…or is that my nerves im feeling.  Either way, we cant wait to receive our product and get the gear into the consumer’s hands!! 

Not too much going on in this post, we just thought we should keep you guys up to speed!  STAY TUNED!

Ambush Apparel – The element of surprise

Japanese luxury bag specialist ‘Masterpiece’ have just released a collection over at Oki-Ni.
The Line consists of backpacks, messengers, fannypacks & totes

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a thanks to charlotte at Oki-Ni.

Check out this hot product of the week stocked at www.urbanstylz.co.uk!!

This Two Angle heavyweight knit consists of a dual toggle and zip front. Other features include a hood with fur lining as well as a fur inner lining to keep you nice and warm for the forthcoming winter! The right hand cuff has a small stitched label as well as a small label featured on the breast.

Doin’ it big, like it’s going out of style. Sale, starts this Friday (27th).

-Edwin

Well known brand Supreme drops pictures of its up coming winter collection that should be available late November. Supreme’s style shirts are inspired from music and nostalgic America. The tees are dropping the same day as the Supreme x Vans collaboration which drops November 27th.

SOURCE: Supreme

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Who’s Badam? If our buddy Adam is a relatively easy-going, nice, happy incendiary device, Badam resides all the way at the opposite end of the spectrum. Badam always looks like he’s seen better days, thanks to his bloodshot eyes and his sour expression. Join us as we celebrate the dark side of the force with this limited edition Badam tee and Badam New Era fitted hat release. And the whole world has to answer right now, just to tell you once again, who’s Badam…

Available this Friday at the THLA and THSF stores. A few more photos on my Flickr page. Link on the right!

Anyone who says that vinyl will never die is right. You don’t have to be a DJ to notice that the turntable is an icon of modern music culture — it has been elevated from its original intention as a lowly playback device to a musical instrument that is glorified by pop culture at large. Clearly, there’s something special about vinyl, but why do people hang on to this archaic 19th-century technology when modern tools like CD players and automatic computer software are everywhere?

Questions like these have been at the heart of arguments between vinyl purists and digital devotees for years. Fortunately, enterprising software engineers and savvy hardware companies have brought forth the best of both worlds with digital vinyl systems that allow DJs to control digital audio files with traditional analog vinyl.
One of the most common, and the current industry standard throughout the world is Rane — purveyor of some of the finest scratch DJ mixers available — and the high-end DSP coders at Serato, best known for its groundbreaking Pitch ‘n Time plug-in. Both manufacturers are leaders in their fields of expertise, and both continue that legacy by offering a digital vinyl system with rock-solid performance and unique tools aimed squarely at the turntablist market.

The Scratch Live hardware is a small, unassuming black box that’s slightly larger than a VHS cassette. The unit sports six pairs of RCA jacks for connecting to turntables and a mixer, a USB port to communicate with the host computer and a power jack for a wall-wart power supply. There’s also a ¼-inch input for connecting an external microphone. The hardware has an all-metal construction and, like all of Rane’s equipment, appears to be built to withstand the apocalypse. It’s large enough that it won’t be misplaced easily yet compact enough to fit conveniently in a record bag or a laptop carrier. The only glaring omission is the lack of a packaged power supply, a required accessory if you plan to play regular records through the unit without a laptop attached. Something I’ve managed to fix by visiting the local JayCar store with the power specifications.

Patching in the hardware isn’t all that difficult, but it does require a little cable jockeying and free access to the phono and line inputs on the DJ mixer. The unit plays audio from the computer through the mixer’s line inputs and acts as a pass-through for phono inputs, so if you need to throw some old-fashioned analog grooves into the mix, it’s as simple as switching from line to phono on your mixer.

One look at the vinyl that ships with Scratch Live, and it’s clear that Rane has spent a lot of time listening closely to what professional DJs want in a digital vinyl system. The Scratch Live records offer a wealth of information at a glance — thin, visible grooves mark each minute on the vinyl, and thicker grooves indicate five-minute marks. This feature is a serious help when needle-dropping to find a specific spot in a track.

One side of the vinyl is 15 minutes in length and the other is 10. The code on each record is identical (the grooves on the 10-minute side are simply further apart), so if one side becomes scratched or worn, you can flip it over and keep mixing. Because you’re not playing music from the records themselves, it doesn’t matter how worn the records become. As long as the system can still hear valid code from the coded vinyl, the music played from the Scratch Live system will sound as good as the day you recorded it.

The 10-minute side of the disc also has a special “vinyl select” area that allows you to choose songs without ever touching the laptop. Moving the record back and forth in this area skips forward and backward in the song browser. This very cool feature is great for DJs who would rather spend less time hunting and pecking on a laptop keyboard and more on the decks.

One of the primary reasons for switching from old-fashioned vinyl to a digital system like Scratch Live is the convenience of having thousands of records at your fingertips without the back-breaking work associated with carrying around an entire room’s worth of vinyl. There’s nothing quite like having the perfect record for the perfect moment, and Scratch Live gives you that power and flexibility

All of this tech wizardry is useless if the system does not perform like real vinyl. And Scratch Live simply steals the show when it comes to delivering flawless music with low latency. Cueing and scratching with Scratch Live is literally just like working with real vinyl. The system is so stable and responsive that it’s easy to completely forget that you’re working with MP3s streamed off of a computer and not analog music stamped on wax.

Scratch Live is a robust digital vinyl system that easily holds its own against competing products. The system’s unusual interface takes some getting used to, but many DJs will find the unique features — such as frequency-colored waveforms, beat-matching tools and marker points — well worth the effort. The hardware is built like a tank and leaves little to be desired, aside from a built-in power supply, and the sound and responsiveness of the system is second to none.

There really isn’t much to dislike about Scratch Live, I’ve been using it since the beginning of 2009, about 5 years or so after seeing it used in a nightclub I previously worked in, but it seems like the best solution for me, the mobile and nightclub DJ who simply doesn’t have the room in the car for all my vinyl or CDs. I have used most of the available forms to DJ that are available today – Vinyl, CDs, and computer software.

No matter what other DJs say to me who aren’t using it, you are really DJing. Even I get annoyed when you go to a party or nightclub and see the “DJ” using an auto-mixing piece of software on a computer or laptop. Serato does not do auto mix for you and what you see is what you get. If you were a mediocre DJ on real Vinyl and CDs then you will be exactly that with Serato. It is simply a simpler way of moving to the future without killing the art form known as the Disc Jockey.

If you’re looking for a solid, reliable digital vinyl system from a company with an intimate understanding of the turntablist’s needs, Scratch Live could be the one for you.

Daniel “BODZ” Bodington OUT!