Tag: Yeezy

YEEZY Season 5 Fall/Winter 2017 New York

Kanye West’s perceived karmic comeuppance after Yeezy Season 4 delivered a Yeezy Season 5 that was comparatively the picture of refinement.

Here’s What the New Yeezy Boost 350 Pretty Much Looks Like

Apart from premiering a new Yeezy Season collection and album at Madison Square Garden last week, we also caught glimpses of Kanye West’s new direction for what was arguably the 2015′s sneaker of the year, the Yeezy Boost 350.

YEEZY Fall/Winter 2016 Menswear

Kanye West has been called many things. Musical genius. 21-time Grammy winner. Reality TV star. And, by USA Today, “the greatest artist of the 21st century?” Well, at least the newspaper posed the question. As of this afternoon, West is also fashion’s foremost disrupter.
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