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Alife Officially Closes Its NYC Flagship Store - Vimarsana News

Alife Officially Closes Its NYC Flagship Store

Alife is officially closing the doors to their New York City flagship store. Treis Hill, Alfie’s GM, has taken to Instagram to share the extended message, reflecting on the over two-decades-long legacy of the store. Hill thanks everyone “that helped make it magic” all these years, adding, “There isn’t a person of influence in streetwear today that has not stepped foot in the shop. It was more than just a retail store, it was a meeting ground for downtown’s youth, it played host to countless live concerts from Drake, Nas, John Mayer, King Krule. It raised a generation of creatives....

The ALIFE Store In New York City Is Set To Close After 20 Year Run - Vimarsana News

The ALIFE Store In New York City Is Set To Close After 20 Year Run

By Martin Berrios Source: Johnny Nunez / Getty One of the brands that helped defined the streetwear scene in New York City is about to shut their doors. ALIFE has announced they are closing their signature store in The Big Apple As spotted on  High Snobiety ALIFE has announced it will be closing their brick and mortar operation in downtown Manhattan. Earlier this week General Manager Treis Hill broke the news via his personal Instagram account. “Alife Rivington Club gave birth to this generations sneaker stores and streetwear world wide. There isn’t a person of influence in stre...

'This is Just Performative Pimpin' for Profit': Social Media Drags Retail Company Urban Outfitters Over Its 'HBCU'-Inspired Clothing Collection - Vimarsana News

'This is Just Performative Pimpin' for Profit': Social Media Drags Retail Company Urban Outfitters Over Its 'HBCU'-Inspired Clothing Collection

Urban Outfitters recently unveiled its  Historically Black College and University-inspired capsule collection by Alife X Champion. While the brand’s intentions might’ve been pure, folks on Twitter — specifically Black people — were expressing anything but pride.  “Good Morning America” reported that the collection was in partnership with the Collegiate Licensing Company. The line that featured the names of prestigious schools such as Howard and Hampton University printed on grey sweatshirts was inspired by the cultural vibes of HBCU homecomings and street wear. According to Ali...

Alife x Urban Outfitters Create HBCU Capsule Collection - Vimarsana News

Alife x Urban Outfitters Create HBCU Capsule Collection

To continue the work of inclusivity with the fashion scope, the New-York city based lifestyle brand Alife has partnered with retail conglomerate Urban Outfitters for a special project. In conjunction with Black History Month, the pair have delivered an HBCU collection highlighting historic Black colleges. The capsule, which was produced by collegiate licensing company CLC will be available next week. “Alife for me has always been a creative outlet and a way that I can propel things that I find important into apparel,” Alife partner Treis Hill tells ESSENCE. Working with Alife since 2005,...

Five-year-old boy raises $28,500 for homeless kids by meditating - Vimarsana News

Five-year-old boy raises $28,500 for homeless kids by meditating

comments Bond Hill, from Brooklyn, New York, has been meditating daily since he was just 18 months old  He normally does five minutes a day, but in order to raise funds for the Coalition for the Homeless holiday toy drive, he wanted to try his longest ever session  Bond's parents helped him to set up a GoFundMe and a livestream video where people joined his 20-minute meditation  During the December 20 session, and in the days since, nearly 400 people have donated to Bond's cause, and he has so far raised $28,509 The youngster and his family originally set out to raise $2,000 and were stun...