WIND AND SEA Debuts Triple Collaboration with De La Soul and Parappa the Rapper
WIND AND SEAis set to launch a special triple collaboration with legendary hip-hop crewDe La Souland the beloved '90s rhythm action gamePaRappa the Rapper. The collection is a tribute to rhythm, peace and creativity. This unique partnership was inspired by De La Soul's music video 'Say 'I Gotta Believe!,' where PaRappa makes a special appearance.
A central design element across the collection is the daisy, symbolizing De La Soul's motto, 'D.A.I.S.Y.' (Da Inner Sound, Y'all), and PaRappa's love interest, Sunny Funny, a flower character. The collection also features De La Soul's classic track 'Eye Know,' emphasizing the theme of love. Highlights include denim jackets and sweat sets adorned with playful characters, long-sleeve and short-sleeve tees featuring artist photos of De La Soul, and an all-over daisy pattern S/S shirt. Accessories like gold necklaces, blankets and tote bags are also part of the lineup.
Check out the release above. The collection will be available via a lottery-based sale through the officialWIND AND SEA online storefrom July 12 to July 20.
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