Join us on Saturday, February 29th as we welcome streetwear icons Liam Hodges and Carri Munden back to our LDN space for another instalment of their popular upcycling workshops.
The long-time friends and StockX collaborators will be on-hand to guide you through the process of creating your very own custom tee by upcycling specially curated vintage pieces with archive Liam Hodges + Cassette Playa graphics or your own designs.
“As designers, Liam and I explore themes of identity, technology, virtual identity, British folklore and youth subculture; with our own recognisable graphic language. This feels like the perfect collaboration.”
Sessions are first-come, first-served from 11 AM and are open to anyone who pulls up to the LDN Drop-Off on the day. Everyone who participates will leave with a tee they have designed and made on the day.
When: Saturday, February 29th. From 11 AM
Where: 47 Poland Street, London, W1F 7ND
See what went down at our last vintage upcycling workshop:
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CARRI MUNDEN
Carri Munden is a designer, creative director and stylist working across fashion, music and art.
She founded the influential label Cassette Playa in 2005. The brand has been credited as a pioneer in the crossover between streetwear and luxury fashion. It maintains a cult status with a global reputation for its progressive menswear, psychedelic graphics, and embrace of new technologies.
Cassette Playa collaborations include; Nike, Stussy, Swatch and Medicom.
Carri also works as a consultant and stylist with brands and artists including; Nike, Billionaire Boys Club, Warp Records, M.I.A, and Skepta.
LIAM HODGES
Liam Hodges is a luxury streetwear brand for those who forsake conformity each and every day. Founded in 2013, the eponymous brand is built on the concept of serving a generation born online in their own definition of the aspirational and successful; a generation empowered by knowledge and self-awareness in a virtual contemporary narrative.
Based out of Silvertown, signature Liam Hodges fuses influences from modern subcultures and postmodernism with innovative streetwear designs that combine patch-working with wide silhouettes and a strong graphic language.
