Supreme's Spring/Summer 2014 Lookbook Has Blown In

The day has finally come: Supreme just released its lookbook for its much anticipatedSpring/Summer 2014 collection.

The collection has a ton of killer looks that taps into various design themes, including military, punk, ‘90s hip-hop, art, and video games just to name a few. If you like any of these, you are in for a treat—and a wallet-hurting trip that might just require you to tap into your savings.

This season, Schott returns with sick suede bombers that include a super dope electric blue color. Playboy is back in the mix with a leather hooded jacket as well as a denim trucker. For those trying to hop on the jersey wave, a few hockey uniforms made in collaboration with Champion will check other wack jerseys any day. This is just the tip of the iceberg; there's a shit ton more of items to geek out on.

It’s going to be tough, but you might as well start listing your favorite things now. The collection drops Feb. 20 at all U.S. locations with an online shop release to follow on Feb. 27.

Source:Complex

http://www.complex.com/style/2014/02/supreme-springsummer-2014-lookbook

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