The London-based streetwear imprint Places+Faces is nearing its 10 years in the fashion industry milestone and in celebration of the occasion, the brand will be hosting an exclusive pop-up store in collaboration with a selection of Black-owned fashion brands from all over the globe.
UK streetwear may have been opened up to a more global audience in recent years, thanks to brands such as Corteiz and their collaboration with Nike’s Air Max 95 that launched a trilogy of iterations across the cities of New York, Paris, and London.
However, no one celebrates UK streetwear like the streets of London do and Places+Faces have continued to fly the flag for UK streetwear during its 10-year stint.
Now, the imprint celebrates its anniversary as it continues to grow and influence British culture with its new pop-up store that will welcome garments from Corteiz, Daily Paper, A-COLD-WALL*, Slawn, Awake, PRIX Workshop, Bstroy, Thug Club, and Vandy The Pink.
Promising to reminisce on the last 10 years, Places+Faces’ upcoming pop-up will present a collection of collaborative T-shirts from a selection of Black-owned fashion brands that the people of Britain adore.
The event will be held for one day only on Saturday, 17 June from 11:00 – 18:00 at 6 Dray Walk, London, E1 6QL.
If you’re planning to head over to the Places+Faces pop-up, each collaborative T-shirt arrives in limited stock, so don’t leave it too late in the day incase everything in your size is gone!
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