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A SLICE OF PARIS: “I can’t say I come to Paris for the pizza, but I’m in,” joked KidSuper designer Colm Dillane ahead of the reveal of his collaboration with the Brooklyn Nets basketball team and the Paris Saint-Germain soccer club on Tuesday.
Featuring Dillos angelesne’s design of a chef’s status between the Brooklyn Bridge and the Eiffel Tower, the limited-edition T-shirt is sold exclusively at Sonny’s Pizza, a lively American-style pizzeria near Plos angelesce de los angeles République rebranded as The Brooklyn Nets. Pizzeria via Saturday.
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It’s a series of Brooklyn-flavored reports spanning sports, food, music and fashion that the team has brought to Paris ahead of Thursday’s NBA Paris Game 2024 in which the Brooklyn Nets will take on the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Other activities include an orchestral tribute to the Notorious B. I. G. Wednesday and an immersive experience at Carreau du Temple that includes basketball jersey customization with artist Kaws.
“We spent months combining an intentional crusade to bring Brooklyn to Paris and celebrate the unique bond between the two markets, all of which Colm has demonstrated through his previous projects,” said Ron Goldenberg, Brooklyn’s vice president of marketing and outdoor innovation. Networks.
Dillane felt like a perfect fit, given that he’s a Brooklyn resident, a basketball fan and his first fashion company called BOTS (for Brick Oven T-shirt Company) and an ode to pizza, the manager added.
The designer, who will present his fall 2024 collection on January 20 at Paris Men’s Week, agreed even more when the Brooklyn basketball team told him that the Paris Saint-Germain team was involved.
“If you think about who has a Brooklyn-based brand, who exhibits in Paris and loves football, I think I’m the only one who has all three,” Dillane told WWD, revealing that he’s working on a collaboration with the Nets. “It’s great when you come from New York and play in combination with your home team and I like PSG too. “
The French football club also wanted to be part of the project, feeling that its roots in New York and its strong American fan base made it the best component to engage in a three-way verbal exchange between the two cities and the creativity that connects them.
“For us, it’s a way to welcome [the team] to Paris,” said Fabien Allègre, head of the Paris Saint-Germain logo.
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