Lancey Foux Fronts New Milli Point Two Collection
Los Angeles-based, Croatian-bornMilli Point Twocontinues to establish itself as a force to be reckoned with in the emerging streetwear scene. Donned by the likes ofRema,d4vd,Lil Nas X,Teezo Touchdown, andLil Yachty– the latter of whom even stepped up as the face of the brand's recent 'Mercer Express' campaign – the unisex label is levelling up once again, enlisting the likes ofLancey Fouxto front its latest collection.
Landing as the brand's 'Day 3 Capsule 2' collection, the UK rapper leads the latest iteration of theMilli Maglookbook – what the outfitter refers to as its 'voice' – alongside a handful of other family and friends of the brand. Alongside the cinematic new lookbook, Milli also complemented its clothing with a short film that attempts to 'mirror of the madness' of Hollywood.
'Found in a blizzard of desperation and a flurry of ache, the Clique stands amidst the great claws of uncertainty,' the brand contextualizes of the new collection in its website. 'Yet, there was something else on the horizon too, twinkling in the distance, slowly spreading into a blinding, all-consuming radiance. It was hope, flapping its fat fingers.'
The drop sees Milli Point Two drive forward its curation of leather goods, the label serving up set of new pocketed leather pants alongside different-textured jacketing and knitwear.
Take a closer look at Milli Point Two's new collection in the Milli Mag lookbook above and shop the full range at the brand's official webstore as well as at it's brick-and-mortar location in Los Angeles at 333 N. Canon Drive.
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