Tremaine Emory, founder/owner of Denim Tears’ has announced his Pan-American Converse Chuck 70 and will release on his website October 22nd. The sneakers donning the Red, Black and Green to commemorate Marcus Garvey’s Pan-African Flag symbolize the bloodshed of justice seekers, the Black race and African vegetation. Emory also stated both the high and low […]
Tremaine Emory, better know as Denim Tears, has been a mainstay in the underground fashion/streetwear culture for the better part of the past decade. Collaborating with companies like Levi’s, New Balance, Nike and more in addition to having strong friendships with power-movers like Kanye West and Virgil Abloh, Tremaine is now taking a stand and […]
African American Cinematographer Arthur Jafa recently sat down with No Vacancy Inn’s Tremaine Emory to discuss terror, trauma and America’s inability to reckon with itself. The interview, originally released back in March has once again surfaced in the wake of the tragic murder of George Floyd at the hands of a Minneapolis Police Officer. You […]
It’s obvious we now live in a society where fashion isn’t only “fashion” … It’s much more, it’s a new generation of consumers that are fully aware of marginalization and discrimination just as they are to streetwear. Social media serves as the platform for most of these cultural conversations – and major brands have been […]