Here’s What People Wore to Supreme’s First FW16 Drop in Paris

Supreme heads in the U.S. and Europe showed up early local time Thursday morning to be the first to cop the first pieces from the New York brand’s Fall/Winter 2016 collection. As always, the line’s street style was on point, accurately reflecting the trends of today’s youth, slightly skewed toward skate garbs.

While plenty of previous Supreme products could be spotted up and down the queue, a large number of fans showed up wearing Palace, largely considered Supreme’s equivalent across the Channel

Flip through the gallery above and find out why we think Supreme made a brick this season.

• Photography: Blake Rodich / Highsnobiety.com

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Supreme’s Much-Anticipated FW16 Lookbook Has Finally Arrived

 
 
  
  

  
  

NYC legend Supreme is back, previewing its FW16 collection. Following the departure of Brendon Babenzien last year, the brand’s new Creative Director Max Vanderwoude Gross has injected fresh energy into Supreme’s collections — the SS16 season was the brand’s strongest in a while. FW16 keeps up that pace, with a punchy lineup of streetwear bangers that go in hard on graphics.

There’s a hooded leather jacket decorated with playing cards, a trucker jacket decorated with Renaissance art,  a fleecy Sherpa coat covered in roses, a Junya Watanabe-style patchwork jacket, and a zip-up sweater adorned with eagles. Strong stuff.

Stay tuned for more Supreme FW16 teasers.