HARD BODY!!!! Don’t Step on my effin kicks mane!

Parisian boutique colette celebrates the 20th Anniversary of the iconic Reebok Pump with their own limited colorway. La MJC participated on the design, utilizing a grey jersey fabric, accented with colette blue and speckled laces. These are limited to only 30 pairs and will be released on November 20, 2009 only at colette.

Reebok has also worked on exclusive Pump styles with 19 of the other most influential retailers in the world including Undefeated, Huf, Commonwealth, Solebox, Hanon, Patta, Juice and more. We look forward to showing you each one as they are revealed!

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I used to blade! It was a good time. Always wanted to learn how to board tho…

New York based artist Darcel got together with Parisian store Colette to collaborate on a skateboard deck. The “No.Yes.” deck makes once and for all the debate over skateboarding vs. inline skating clear and is now available at Colette.

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hot dress, but these shoes are a bit overboard unless she’s wearing some something from Agent Provocateur. 

Colette has brought us a few pieces from Jean-Charles De Castelbajac’s endearing collection titled  “J-C in the sky with Diamonds”.  A sequin dress, pumps, and two polo tees are blatantly inspired by childhood friend Mickey Mouse. The  shoes even come complete with the Disney character’s signature little black nose and tail, a conversation piece for sure!

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What a nice woman. She was super nice & very accommodating at the dinner party in Miami during art Basel.

The Selby has been known for capturing quirky households for a while now, but there are a few occasions when he settles for an office or a place of work. This was the case with Colette owner Sarah Lerfel, who was photographed around her store instead of her home. The pictures are all top notch in this collection, but with Colette being such a photogenic location, you could say that making good pictures there is an easy task. Take a look at all the pictures over at The Selby.

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