— Everyone knows Los Angeles for burning sunsets and towering palms. In New York, we have cotton candy skies too but seldom does it become purple. Our tonal HEATHER/LAVENDAR colorway… Continue reading
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STEADY SPRING/SUMMER 2018 LOOKBOOK
It’s the g-funk bounce, the sunshine, the sense of freedom. Equal parts effortless and cool. This is STEADY for Los Angeles. View our HD version here. Thank you: GIENELLE USI… Continue reading
STEADY SPRING/SUMMER 2018
Let east coast bang, Let west coast bang. — Los Angeles. Pop culture has long played up the feud between the Empire State and the City of Angels. It’s either… Continue reading
STEADY BUMPIN’: APR18 SOUNDS
APR18 SOUNDS — Getting “Shivers” is a telltale sign it’s not a beach day. But as “The Wave” leaves a “Vignette” on the sand, I’m “Floating”, in water and in… Continue reading
TRISHNORA: TRISH FOR STEADY
TRISHNORA ǁ TRISH FOR STEADY Like The Met, if STEADY has had a recurring message across collections, it’s that we’ve sought to be more than something surface-level. Our mission isn’t… Continue reading
STEADY BUMPIN’: MAR18 SOUNDS
MAR18 SOUNDS — On the 405, the sun is an endless “Glimmer.” Caught in “The Middle” of a gridlock, my mind wanders to what used to be “Mine.” It stays… Continue reading
RMELL: RAHMELL FOR STEADY
RMELL ǁ RAHMELL FOR STEADY By way of Okinawa, by way of Maryland, by way of New York—RMELL embraces his idiosyncrasies and reps his hometowns on his sleeve. He thinks… Continue reading
STEADY BUMPIN’: FEB18 SOUNDS
FEB18 SOUNDS — As “No One” is around, “D’Evils” try to “Cave Me In.” I run towards “Moon River” hoping to not wash away “More Colors” than red. FEB18 SOUNDS… Continue reading
STEADY BUMPIN’: NO_ONE EVER REALLY DIES
NO_ONE EVER REALLY DIES — N*E*R*D N*E*R*D has been a group that I’ve known peripherally, although I’ve never consciously listened to their music, read up enough to learn what genre they… Continue reading
STEADY BUMPIN’: JAN18 SOUNDS
JAN18 SOUNDS — Saying goodbye is never as sweet as you want it to be —like grandma’s “Sunday Candy.” But having travelled in the past months, it made sense to… Continue reading