424 Delivers Its Pre FW20 Collection Influenced by Iconic Music Artists

424 Delivers Its Pre FW20 Collection Influenced by Iconic Music Artists

Marissa Villamor

FourTwoFour on Fairfax or often referred to as 424, initially was created as a shopping destination in the streetwear district of Los Angeles. Expanding from their storefront location, 424 developed its own in-house, ready-to-wear pieces, including apparel and accessories created by Guillermo Andrade. The line was influenced by contemporary art mixed with signature Los Angeles streetwear silhouettes with the goal to “reimagine streetwear for the world while refining modern taste.” Easily recognizable by its signature red branding and red armband, 424 offers a clean aesthetic with bold designs and details. Since its creation, the 424 label has provided unique and distinctive designs for their seasonal collections. 

FourTwoFour’s Pre Fall/Winter capsule features signature 424 classic apparel, with graphics-based pieces featuring iconic musical artists’ photography throughout history. A majority of the capsule features musical references with photographs of the Wu-Tang Clan, Bobby Cash, Del the Funky Homosapien, Liam Gallagher and Freestyle Fellowship. 

Must-have pieces in the collection include 424’s Wu-Tang Hoodie and a short-sleeved T-Shirt that showcases an all-over monochrome portrait of the legendary hip-hop ground. The Wu-Tang apparel is rounded off with signature 424 brandings. Other notable pieces include 424’s Liam Del short-sleeved shirt, a screen printed t-shirt of Liam Gallagher and Del the Funky Homosapien, which showcases Guillermo Andrade’s love for both rock n roll and hip hop. With Andrade’s wide range of music, the designer also features a Bobby Cash short-sleeved t-shirt that features the iconic Indian singer with a screen print. 

 

All pieces from 424’s latest collection are made in Italy with 100% cotton and feature embroidered branding. 424 is available now at our Calabasa and Wynn locations + online. To shop the latest delivery, click here.

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