I didn’t move to Vermont until late 2002. Then it was only my current business partner’s, Fattie B’s, online business, selling T-shirts and artwork. So I decided to open up a store here in Vermont and that’s how I got my start.ĭ: When was Steez founded and what got you involved in creating this company? When I moved back east, I brought the brand back with me and figured I could start a store in Burlington where there wasn’t that genre of clothing in the area. When I was living on the west coast in California I got introduced to a brand that was up and coming at the time. I was more into the ascetics of music and fashion, and I think that’s what got me started. In high school I was an art major but I was very mediocre at art. J: There wasn’t really one specific thing that got me into fashion. I do public relations, marketing, and production for the brand. I’ve been doing this for about 8 years and I’m also a part of a men’s contemporary clothing brand based out of New York City and Vermont called Create Build Destroy. I’m 29 years old, and I run a small clothing boutique on Church Street in Burlington, Vermont. So as you can probably guess, we're very excited for the 2011 Spring/Summer season to drop! Here's a look at what is to come:ĭ: Could you tell us a little about yourself? Most of our TKFV photo shoots even feature nothing but CBD clothing (Up top photo: Gray is wearing the Pencey Prep sweatshirt and I'm wearing the Isis Rising tee, though you can't see it under my jean jacket). So you know there's nothing but love coming from us every single time something new comes out. CBD is family to TKFV and we're very close to the people behind the project. I had to take it down because of the timing, but now I'm throwing it back up for good so everyone can check it out again. Adhering to a regimen founded upon rather scattered principles, the story begins with a budding dream sequence, following the wearer into an encapsulated and fragmented vision, each piece revolving around around a greater search–that which isolates the god complex within each and everyone of us.”If you were paying attention a few months ago I posted the 2011 Spring/Summer Lookbook for Create Build Destroy Clothing called, Children of a Lesser God. 'Cradled and nestled within a womb reeking of urban decay, Children of a Lesser God is a figurative and explorative search seeking to uproot and manifest a sensibility of polarized extremes in consciousness and dogma.

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