LIKELIHOOD STORIES
Stories
LIKELIHOOD, Meet Superplastic
by Maxwell Slade
At first glance, Superplastic may look like no more than a luxury toy company, bringing out-of-the-box character ideas to reality in limited numbers. For only being active since 2018, their brand’s marketing strategy unmatched, developing new ways to combine the toy and streetwear world to immeasurable success. New drops sell out almost instantly, and their impressive level of consistency with updated apparel and toys only push them further forward.Read more →A Day in the Life, with John Lee
by Ian Peterson
Currently at the forefront of Seattle’s fashion sphere, creator John Lee’s unique “outfit grid” style allows his audience to get a detailed glimpse of his styling process from his own perspective, ultimately laying out a solid understanding of his vision and the story with each post. John sees the local fashion scene beginning to break through the classic PNW barrier, with individuals and brands utilizing their own creative aesthetic while shining a light on what it means to be a Seattleite.Read more →The History of the Air Force 1
by Maxwell Slade
At LIKELIHOOD, we pride ourselves in our efforts to make every single item special, a vision shared by one of fashion’s largest figures: Nike. Since their humble beginnings in 1963, everyone’s favorite sneaker brand’s list of silhouettes can only be described as miles long. Yet, one name shines in bright white through the others, and is thought of as quite possibly the best everyday sneaker in existence: the Nike Air Force 1.
Read more →LIKELIHOOD, Meet Stepney Workers Club
by Max Slade
Built by freethinkers, sneaker brand Stepney Worker’s Club was created to fill a gap in the sneaker market: the perfect “authentic” vulcanized shoe. It’s rare that a company so new can instantly feel so timeless, yet SWC’s quality production and unique design accomplishes just that. Born out of East London, the “brand to watch” for 2021 is now available at LIKELIHOOD.Read more →CDG BLACK
by Maxwell Slade
Brought into the spotlight in 2009, the creation of BLACK also allowed for a new price point aimed at making the brand’s most refined pieces more accessible to their following. Nothing describes the theme of the brand better than the situation responsible for its formation: recession.Read more →UNDERCOVER x Evangelion
by Max Slade
A founding father of Japanese fashion, pieces from Undercover’s archived work are more desirable than ever in today's fashion industry. And, when considering the endless sources of founder Jun Takahashi unique inspirations, it’s no wonder why.
This idea remains ever-present in the label’s latest collection, a meticulously crafted set of pieces derived from anime series Neon Genesis Evangelion.
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