Aaron Hope
December 17th, 2012 (updated)
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What happens when an LA-based streetwear brand brings on boutiques from Atlanta and DC to join up on what’s emerging as the collaborative canvas of choice? There’s a whole bunch of animal print exuberance on these two The Hundreds Hoya lowtops, Washington’s Major opting for a mix of leopard and zebra as the more ferocious foil to Wish’s regal peacock. These dropped at the three creators’ doors over the weekend and are now available at select additional retailers including Social Status.
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