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Supreme has finally released its SS20 lookbook complete with a whole range of on-trend garments and, predictably, a collection of useless accessories you never knew you somehow needed.

Following the teaser video that Supreme just dropped on its social media platforms featuring a hologram of Tupac Shakur wearing the brand’s trademark boxers, SS20 is finally here.

Officially unveiling the range this morning with a lookbook modelled by Sage Elsesser, Supreme’s latest seasonal offerings are a plethora of quirky prints, vibrant patchwork designs, and a mix of patterns that only the hype-brand could get away with. As is customary of Supreme’s triannual releases, SS20 draws creative vision from the usual sporting takes and artful inspirations, as well as new ideas from ‘90s rap iconography and tabloid magazine covers.

You’ll find various historic references throughout, including graphics that represent famous supermodel Naomi Campbell (photographed by Pamela Hanson and illustrated by Mark Gonzales), blues musician Miles Davis and Tupac of course (check out this trippy skateboard). Plus, Supreme has collaborated with Keegan Dakkar, a tattoo artist who’s come up with some funky designs for a unique sweatshirt-pant-combo and basketball jersey that complete the line.

In addition, the lookbook previews a whole set of on-trend garments, like the bandana-esque paisley coat, polka-dot cardigan, printed denim jacket, and pinstripe suit we’ve been seeing a lot of on the runways of the men’s fashion weeks that took place last month. Spotlight looks include a Vanson waterproof in perforated leather and cordura, a new pair of Nike Air Force 1 Lows, Kangol Bermuda hats, and a Rammellzee painting GORE-TEX Anorak.

That’s not all, however, as Supreme has produced yet another iconic collection of accessories that truly takes the biscuit this time around (pun intended). If wielding power tools isn’t really your thing – yes that is an actual workstation – fear not because Supreme has also developed its own red Oreo cookie which you can safely store in branded Ziploc bags. Seriously, where’s this been all my life?

Supreme’s online store is due to release the collection on February 27 – check it out here if you want to be well prepared for when the drop mayhem rolls around, you’re gonna need that branded body armour.

Feature Media Manager & Senior Writer London, UK

Sofia (She/Her) – I’m the Deputy Editor & Media Partnership Manager at Thred, specialising in exclusive articles and live interviews, fashion and beauty with a focus on sustainability, women’s rights, psychedelics, and Latin America. I studied Spanish at the University of Exeter and International Journalism at City, London. Follow me on Twitter, LinkedIn, and drop me some ideas/feedback via email.

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