Slaves Of Liberty "été sans fin (endless summer)"

Local fashion label, Slaves Of Liberty has recently released their Summer 2015 Collection with a full campaign shot by Cenon Norial III named "été sans fin (endless summer)". The campaign boasts the natural essence and unique aesthetic of the brand through sensational styling and direction. Slaves Of Liberty is known for their simplistic yet intelligent approach to clothes. Taken literally from their name, we could say that these are highly refined slave-attire made relevant to modern day style. The inspiration may be simple and lowly, but the thought, craftsmanship and construction is far from plain. Other than having the clothes perfectly embody the brand's visual principle, it is amazing to see that even with complexity of the collection it still feels very approachable. You can now view the collection in person at their pop-up store at SOMA.

Float by Tracianne

1/2 of YourEvilTwin delves deeper in her love for the skate-surf culture with the release of her independent label, Float. Designed for every sea to shore adventure, Tracianne ventures into tropical swimwear. The Positano Collection pt. 1 features four styles: The Christy, The Gisele, The Linda, and The Trasienne -- named after the other half of YourEvilTwin. All pieces combine performance and style, because who says flirty can't be functional? YourEvilTwin has also released the first collection video lookbook in Float Swimwear x Siargao. Watch the full video below.

Nike Forum Summer '15 Collection Lookbook - Curated by Out of Scratch

Nike Forum unveils the lookbook shot by Bert Santos and James Bringas, that's curated and produced by Out of Scratch, for its Summer Collection for 2015. Pieces from the Nike Sportswear line makes this new collection bolder. This year’s Summer Collection is inspired by street culture with a focus on form and function. From tees that celebrate rich athletic legacy with bold graphics and matching shorts for men, to padded bras and leggings for women. The color schemes for this year’s Summer Collection will surely make your wardrobe apt and comfortable for the season. These items are now available at all Nike Forum branches. 

Source: Out Of Scratch

Progress x THE Clothing x The Twelfth House "Family Values"

Three of the biggest names in the local scene and culture have come together to produce the "Family Values". This collection is rooted through the friendship and camaraderie of the three brands - Progress, THE, and The Twelfth House. This is the first time these big brands have come together and surely comes up with a sought-out collection. These brands have significantly pushed the boundaries and influence of local streetwear and culture with their long-running tenure, and have never disappointed. This collection revolves around the healthy relationship of the brands as well as their common passion and drive. Consisting of shirts and a hoodie, this collection is pushed by playful themes while being founded on the true common aesthetics of the three brands. Aptly blending each brand's unique style, the "Family Values" collection proves to be distinct and rare. The big collab-collection was released on April 18, check it out right here. 

Caffeine and Taurine - Put The Glass Down

If you're into Indietronica or Indie rock bands (such as Passion Pit, MGMT, M83, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, etc.) then you'll probably like what Caffeine and Taurine has to offer. These college kids from Mapua give you their track entitled "Put The Glass Down" which is a happy, uppity synth-pop track that's both playful and triumphant. With lyrics like "let's get the hell outta here / young and careless / wild and fearless / tomorrow's hungover you'll never remember", this is the kind of song you should be listening to on those spontaneous car rides with friends around the city in the summer. Listen to this amazing track below:

Source: Vandals On The Wall

Ronnie & Joe: Eyevan 7285 Collection

The Eyevan 7285 collection, a Japanese eyewear brand, launched at Ronnie & Joe a couple of weeks ago. Eyevan 7285 invests in the concept of "eyeglasses as a fashion item" which is definitely evident in this collection. These timeless pieces exemplify sophistication that can appeal to different preferences and liking. Visit the Ronnie & Joe branch at SM Aura to know more about the remarkable collection. To view more photos, check out Status Magazine's article here.

Source: Status Magazine