Father-son design duo Casely-Hayford started work on their fall collection inspired by Snoop Dogg and other rapper's love for rocking ice hockey jerseys in the ’90s. As with everything they do, though, there's a hidden bit of cultural politics at play, as Charlie CH told i-D: "These shirts were worn [by rappers] as a symbol of disapproval towards the disproportionately low number of black players being accepted into the league." With that in mind, they filled the show soundtrack with '90s hip-hop, like Arrested Development and Bone Thugs, which is awesome. Take a listen here.
(via i-D)
