Off-White’s latest collaboration with Church’s is here.
Tuesday, a new Off-White™ c/o Church’s capsule collection designed by the late Virgil Abloh was released, with the attention this time going to Church’s Consul model. Thus, the Consul is seen here having incorporated circular holes across the shoe.
The resulting piece, named the Consul Meteor, is available starting Tuesday via Off-White locations, Church’s stores, and via this site. Get a closer look below.
Last week, Off-White announced a partnership with MLB and New Era for a limited edition capsule collection. For the campaign, the companies enlisted stylist Veneda Carter and her husband Weston. The collection was recently featured in Complex’s coverage of the best style releases of the week.
In April, Ibrahim Kamara was announced to have joined Off-White in the position of Art & Image Director, with CEO Andrea Grilli making mention of their “next chapter” together in a statement announcing the news.
“Having Ibrahim on board, who has been part of the Off-White family for years styling our shows, to oversee art and creative of the brand in this next chapter is a great honor,” Grilli said at the time. “With his talent and vision we look forward to taking on the next chapter of Off-White together, always remembering the groundbreaking creativity and values that Virgil had at heart and that are the core of our brand.”
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