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Oh Jeremy Scott how do I love thee! Just when you think, “Yo! He can’t get more off the wall!”, Jeremy Scott goes and Troll-a-fies a traditional Toile du Juoy pattern (Troille du Juoy?) and puts it on a leather jacket. Wow. And as expected this just isn’t any leather jacket. The art of collaborations these days is working with the “originals” and when it comes to motorcycle jackets that would be Schott. Schott is an American owned and operated company with 90 years of history in NYC. Most famous for their “Perfecto”, the first zippered leather motorcycle jacket, Jeremy Scott has taken that style and made it his own. From protecting WWII “fly boys”  to influencing that Bad Boy look rocked so well by the likes of Marlon Brando and James Dean, Schott jackets are an important part of American and fashion history. This pièce de résistance is part of Jeremy Scott’s “Let Them Eat Gas” Collection and can be yours this SS09. Available for the ladies and the gents. Can we say matchy matcherton?

See more styles (my fav is the polka dots!) and a little fashion history after the jump!

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Homeroom just released some new women’s tees on Digital Gravel today.  The styles include a James Dean graphic, my favorite rebel ever.  Not only was he handsome, he’s a true style icon spurring the denim jeans, white t-shirt and black leather jacket look, a look later replicated by The Fonz, and now by me almost on a daily basis.  The second graphic depicts the bones of a woman’s foot when wearing a stiletto.  I always knew wearing stilettos was painful and not good for your feet or legs but if there were any doubts, just take a look at this tee.  The shirts are available in several colorways and can be purchased here.