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I met Luke Wessman back in 2012 at the legendary Max Fish bar in the Lower Eastside. He was in the process of hanging work up for a solo art show. At the time, I really didn’t know much about his t... Read more

Toronto has always been known as one of the most diverse and multicultural cities in the world. This melting pot has seeped into the arts, fashion, and music cultures at a grassroots level and le... Read more

Altru Apparel Tri-Blend Sweatpants – Sweatpants are the underrated heroes of any man’s weekend. They’re perfect for lounging in, but sadly all those muted colors keep it from venturing outside of y... Read more

Next up in my WHITE OUT series is my friend Jamie. Go give her a follow on Instagram. Read more

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Andy Rementer‘s drawings are characterized by heavy outlines and block colors. At a first glance, the protagonists living in the snapshots of city landscapes he creates seem to be innocent characte... Read more

A few weeks ago, we had the first ever Street Meet in Chicago. I’ve been meaning to post this much sooner, but have been on the move and I never like to rush the posts I submit. Time is valuable an... Read more

Somewhere along the line, we all search to find our own style – looking for that state of mind when creating what shows our personality and viewpoint/message clearly. The route we all travel for th... Read more

Winter in Miami is the perfect place to be; 75 degrees and sunny, it’s no wonder why Miami is home to the nation’s most prestigious art fair during this time. For over a decade, people flock South ... Read more

Now that The Hundreds’ Winter 2014 has been going steady for quite some time, we figured it would be appropriate for another round of Highlights – though, this time in a newer, more in-depth way. W... Read more

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Bloomington, Minnesota’s Derek Smith, aka Mod Sun, began his career in the music industry playing the drums for two post-hardcore bands – Scary Kids Scaring Kids and Four Letter Lie. By the age of ... Read more

On a previous trip to Japan, I was introduced to Nob Komoto as a “Kendama Legend.” I didn’t really understand what that meant, and although our verbal communication is limited, he’s a rad guy and ... Read more

Unionmade Tartan Collection – San Francisco’s Unionmade likes to stay with the dark muted colors, but with Christmas coming, the store and brand is getting into the festive spirit. The Tartan colle... Read more

The unthinkable has happened… It is now legitimately fall in Los Angeles. We had a few days of rain, the temp dropped a little, so we had to wear one more layer on top of our shirts, and everyone c... Read more

“Let’s open our own all vegan restaurant” is a phrase that I never really felt would be part of my world. I’m not from hospitality, I’ve never worked in a restaurant, I’m for sure not a gourmet by ... Read more

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Before the existence of Instagram and Facebook – fuck it – before the Internet, we would search for the people we want to idolize. Our research process was usually only limited to a few things like... Read more

Casio Kawaii Selfie Camera – For the self-obsessed, the “selfie” isn’t just a photograph, it is a lifestyle. Casio totally understands and with that they’ve created one of the most narcissistic pro... Read more

Can you feel it in the air? It feels like it’s time for another MY WAY – this time featuring The Hundreds New York’s (96 Grand St.) very own Livingston. We don’t mean to take away anything from the... Read more