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    Supreme x Bernadette Corporation

    by OVERSTANDARD May 17, 2023
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    Supreme’s latest collaboration for this week’s drop, features the Bernadette Corporation, a New York-based art collective. Both entities share a connection as Bernadette Corporation was established in 1994, coinciding with Supreme’s opening of its first store on Lafayette Street. During the years 1995-1997, Bernadette Corporation also operated as a fashion brand, incorporating counterfeit garments from Chinatown in their fashion shows, recruiting models through the yellow pages, and producing editorials with individuals caught stealing from their stores. They additionally published their own magazine, Made in USA, from 1999 to 2001, and later ventured into documentary and book production.

    The collection showcases garments and accessories that reflect this shared history, encompassing soccer and baseball jerseys, shorts, chinos, caps, a small towel, a Spalding basketball, and even a statement nipple clamp.

    All will be available in the Supreme drop, on May 18.

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