For Fall 2023, Supreme has worked closely with BOUNTY HUNTER on a special range. The collection is comprised of a Varsity Jacket, Bomber Jacket, Sweater, Jersey, Hooded Sweatshirt, Thermal, Long Sleeve Shirt, two T-Shirts, Jean, 5-Panel, Beanie, Backpack, Ring, and SKULL-KUN Figure.

The Supreme x BOUNTY HUNTER Fall 2023 collaboration will see a global release via the streetwear imprint on September 28, 11 a.m. EDT in the United States and September 30, 11 a.m. JST in Japan and Seoul.

I know I say this alot but it doesn't get too cold in Georgia. The weather plays around with you but not enough to make you put a coat on. SO when you see me with it, just now it's cause I look good. 

The iconic Piranha Plant, infamous for being an ever-present nuisance to our beloved Mario throughout the Nintendo video game franchise’s history has just made its way to the real world in the form of a LEGO set.

First introduced in the World 1-2 levels of the 1985 Super Mario Bros. game, this pipe-dwelling flower with teeth has been looking to stop Mario and friends in their tracks for nearly two decades now.

While its LEGO example might not be alive or capable of launching fireballs at you, it certainly feels like it is, thanks to the over 500 pieces included in the set that allow it to be adjusted into various positions. Builders can move the head, mouth, stalk and leaves to create new and exciting poses.

“When designing the Piranha Plant, it felt important to capture its distinctive features and ensure that the set could be positioned in a way that reflects its iconic poses,” shared Carl Merriam, LEGO Super Mario’s Senior Designer, adding “I’m so proud of the finished result, from the mouth to the leaves and stalk, we’ve managed to perfectly portray the menacing essence of the Piranha Plant!”

The set, which features an 18+ label, indicating it’s part of the toy maker’s adult line, is priced at $60 USD and will be available for order via LEGO’s official site starting November 8.

Ahead of this weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix, seven-time Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton and renowned Japanese artist Hajime Sorayama teased their unexpected collaboration. Taking to Instagram, the duo revealed a special racing helmet along with an accompanying apparel collection.

The Lewis Hamilton x Hajime Sorayama racing helmet features a design inspired by Sorayama’s metallic silver robot aesthetic complete with a light-up visor. The helmet is also detailed with Hamilton’s usual sponsors, robot elements, and a contrasting gold stripe. The accompanying +44 apparel collection looks to feature a series of jackets, T-shirts, pants, and accessories emblazoned with one of Sorayama’s sexy robots and Hamilton’s signature “+44” brand logo.

“LIMITLESS ⚙️ Worked with @hajimesorayamaofficial on this helmet and so proud of how it came to life !! I’ve been a fan of him and his work for a long time and since the dawn of launching @plus44world, collaborating with him has been a personal goal of mine. Can’t wait for you all to see it on the track,” wrote Lewis Hamilton in a caption.

Take a look at the collaboration above and head over to the +44 website to shop the apparel now.