6.17.2011
WOR’s Tourist Tank
50/50 Cotton/poly fineweight tank, logo print at left of chest and bottom hem, rib collar and armholes. Available ONLINE HERE.
6.17.2011
Freshjive’s Whitecaps Short Sleeve
100% cotton striped chambray. The Whitecaps Short Sleeve is available at Reserve Fairfax. Call the shop at (323) 651-0131, or email reserve@reservela.net.
6.15.2011
Radical Music Mix for Oki-Ni
New RADICAL MUSIC MIX by Rick Klotz now live on OKI-NI. Surf stuff, beach stuff, some spoken word, and a history lesson of Southern California slang. Groovy’s out. Radical’s in.
Check it out here.
6.10.2011
Gottfried Helnwein Faces
Known for his provocative and controversial work, Gottfried Helnwein chose to debunk the misconception that a face at any given time looks more or less the same. Whether it be the slightest change in an expression or the addition of bandages and metal instruments, Helnwein subtly reveals something about the personality of each subject. Showcasing over 30 different portraits, a copy of this book from 1992 is now available at reserve.
$110, phone orders available. Call the shop at (323) 651-0131, or email reserve@reservela.net.
6.10.2011
WOR’s Sails Short
Nylon elastic waist short, side entry pockets, contrast back back flap pocket with logo print and snap button closure.
The Sails short is available ONLINE HERE.
6.10.2011
Freshjive’s L.A. Neon T
In the 1980’s, Melrose Avenue exploded with independent retail stores and restaurants later being labeled as the birthplace of Southern California’s New Wave and Punk Cultures. In harmony with the glamour of Hollywood, the street glowed with the flashing of neon lights grabbing the attention of eccentric shoppers. Today Melrose Avenue is a bastion of crap retail stores, crappier fashion, and derelict consumers walking up and down the block with crap looks on their faces.
The L.A. Neon T is available ONLINE HERE.
6.6.2011
Claus Wickrath’s Flowerskin
Claus Wickrath first gained notoriety with publications such as Petra or Stern and was eventually published in Femme, French Vogue, and Elle. Over the years he has continually captured the human form in new and interesting ways for almost every major brand such as Versace, Boss, YSL, Ralph Lauren, and Cartier to name just a few. Clause’s first book, “Flowerskin,” uses full page color and black and white photos to show the connection between nature and human being without accessories, special backgrounds, or tricky light effects.
$65, phone orders available. Call the shop at (323) 651-0131, or email ...
6.3.2011
WOR’s Marina Del Ray Short
100% Cotton poplin printed short, zip fly with snap button closure, and logo patch on left leg. The Marina Del Ray Short is available ONLINE HERE.
6.3.2011
Freshjive’s Mutiny Muscles Tank & Rum Runner T
Stripe printed finerweight cotton jersey, rib collar, and rib bottom hem. Mutiny Muscles Tank and Rum Runner T is available at Reserve Fairfax. Call the shop at (323) 651-0131, or email reserve@reservela.net
5.26.2011
Memorial Day Sale
As Memorial Day Weekend kicks off the summer Reserve wants to give you an opportunity to look your best for your weekend festivities. Freshjive clothing, Sabre sunglasses, and even our vintage books will be on sale up to 25% off. We will be offering Freshjive tees from the vault at $12 each or 3 for $30. The sale will only be available in-store starting Friday through Sunday.
RESERVE FAIRFAX
Starts Friday 11AM through Sunday.
-Throwback Freshjive tees from the Vault, $12 each or 3 for $30.
-Freshjive Clothing up to 25% off.
-All Sabre Sunglasses 20% off.
-All books are 20% off.
420 N. Fairfax Ave.
Los ...
5.26.2011
WOR VIDEO: Groovy Out Rad In
Kicking off for Memorial Day weekend while the summer WOR line is out, Jack Coleman has orchestrated, filmed, and personally edited a phenomenal 3:47 video shot entirely on 8mm film. The flick features Levi Prairie from Gantez Warrior and Brad Coleman from Indian Burn, some surf footage, sky, sun, clouds, and of course a few beach bunnies (what would a summer video be without beach bunnies!?).
Enjoy it and destroy it.
Hans Staub’s Schweizer Alltag