This week’s roundup of newly-launched wares that will almost definitely sell out soon includes rare Milton Glaser posters, two very cheerful sneakers, and some fruit-adorned diapers.
Dusen Dusen x Keds
We at the Strategist have long been fans of Dusen Dusen’s graphic towels and linens, so we were very excited to see that designer Ellen Van Dusen has teamed up with Keds on a bright and cheerful three-sneaker collab.
Everlane’s ’90s Cheeky Jean
The ’90s Cheeky Jean was this week’s Everlane drop, and it appears be a much cheaper dupe of the Re/Done high-rise ankle crop.
MoMA’s “Hard to Find Posters”
The MoMA Design Store’s new “Hard-to-Find Posters” series is just what the name suggests: rare posters from artists in MoMA’s collection. We are of course thrilled that this Catskills poster, designed by New York co-founder Milton Glaser in 1985, is for sale. (We know many a person who has an eBay search alert for this hard-to-find beaut.) Update: It’s actually on back order but will be restocked on March 7.
Glaser’s “New York Is About New York” poster was promo material for New York, released in 1967, a year before the magazine launched.
Neon-Green Balenciagas
Those who care about such things are very excited: Balenciaga’s extremely chunky, clear-soled Triple S now comes in a very on-trend neon green.
Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard’s New Diaper Line
A few days ago, Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard launched a “mostly organic, plant-ingredient-based baby-care line” alongside the Honest Company’s Sean Kane and Dr. Phil’s son Jay McGraw. It’s called Hello Bello; we haven’t tried any of their products, but this fruit-adorned dipe is extremely cute.
Tove Lo x Urbanears Headphones
Urbanears’ latest wireless headphone collab with Swedish pop star Tove Lo allows over 30 hours of wireless playtime “with a burst of glitter and love.”
Ines de la Fressange x Uniqlo Chore Coat
And, finally, it wouldn’t be a “Don’t Dillydally” without a chore coat, would it? Here’s one from Ines de la Fressange’s spring collaboration with Uniqlo. A bunch of sizes are already sold out.
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