Mastermind, the Tokyo based streetwear brand First Poster For The Final Season Of Cobra Kai Only On Netflix Part 1 Releases On July 18th shirt, founded by Masaaki Homma, who cut his teeth with the legendary Yohji Yamamoto. The pink inspired brand has seen numerous High-profile collaborations and the introduction of the brand’s iconic skull logo have since solidified mastermind JAPAN as a globally recognized platform. The iconic Brazilian footwear brand, Havaianas established a successful partnership with the launch of a collab that brought together the classic Havaianas TOP model’s shape and for the first time the Tradi Zori, a sandal lending on Japanese fashion that combined comfort and style. Now, in 2023, they are back for a new collaboration with the creation of a second drop, launching an exclusive model that features a brand-new design and a shape distinct from the first launch. The novelty arrives full of style and carries a lot of personality, displaying a high-relief skull on its upper, the perfect combination for those who love and cannot do without both comfort and an urban touch. The slide shape is ideal for the ones who love sandals, however, do not go without the possibility of wearing it with socks, I know, I know ! “We always like Havaianas as it’s the most iconic and beloved flip flop brand worldwide. The new collaborative shape with Havaianas this year is a winner that emphasises style and convenience across different wearing scenarios, without compromising chicness and comfort. We look forward to this collaboration that strives to shift slides from the stereotype to a new context in streetwear.” – Masaaki Homma, MASTERMIND WORLD.

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