Patta once again ventured out to produce a collaboration shoe with Asics. For Holiday 2011 they decided to presents their take on the GEL Saga running shoe. Gee from Patta explains the process and design philosophy of the project.

In our latest feature shoot, Berlin based photographer Alex Flach takes a closer look at the second collaborative collection by French brand A.P.C. and US workwear brand Carhartt.

Ever since ruffling the feathers of the music industry a little less than a year ago, hip-hop anti-heros, Odd Future, have defied convention with their sound, smashed business protocol with their approach and burned page after page of music industry constitution with their persistent unorthodoxy. Most notable among these transgressions is their continuous redefining of what it means to be a rap group. As a talent showcase, Odd Future is every bit as nebulous today as they were a year ago—moving more as a mishmash gang of contributing homies than the traditional, band-member-centric model. Sure there’s definitive front men and media darlings like Tyler, The Creator, Earl Sweatshirt, Frank Ocean and Hodgy Beats, but alongside them is an army of hard-to-quantify, non-musical, but often equally as prolific featured artists like Taco Bennett, Jasper Dolphin and others who continually make the lines between members and non-members a total blur. On November 16, Odd Future got even blurrier with the release of Golf Wang—a two hundred plus page coffee table photo book chronicling the last year or so of their lives through a shmorgishborg of live photos, raw, point-and-shoot tour mayhem and an assortment of the otherwise gonzo imagery that’s come to define these youngsters’ crude and unrefined aesthetic. Odd Future photo lieutenants Julian Berman, Sagan Lockhart and Brick Stowell along with comrades Vyron Turner, Wolf Haley, Lucas Vercetti and Taco Bennett all have photos featured in the book alongside unofficial OF general, Tyler, The Creator. Golf Wang contributors Julian Berman and Sagan Lockhart shared some of their photos that didn’t make the cut, gave us their thoughts on the ones that did and revealed the stories behind some of their favorite featured images. Here’s some of what they had to say.

Highsnobiety recently caught up with Shaniqwa Jarvis on her quickly expanding portfolio, recent work and her unique insight on what it takes to make it as a up-and-comer in the always competitive world of lifestyle photography.

As season 2 of How To Make It In America approaches, we shot Bryan Greenberg in Simon Spurr and Nike Sportswear.

Fashion photographer Julian Henzler shot a nice editorial spread for Highsnobiety, featuring some of our favorite brands for Fall/Winter 2011. Included in the shoot are A Kind Of Guise, Our Legacy, Wood Wood, YMC, ACNE, Deck Towel, Folk, S.N.S. and others. Enjoy!

In the sweltering summer we take it to the streets for a fresh look at the latest Nike heat.

We sit down with Airwalk Director of Product Randy Kleiner to get some official history behind the iconic but sometimes contentious company.

We speak with Rob Cristofaro and Arnaud Delecolle of ALIFE on their Private Property furniture collection.

Jason Geter and Emmett Harrell discuss the inspiration behind Strivers Row and their definition of a lifestyle brand.