Exotic Meets Edgy: Lambo and Supreme Debut Clothing Collection

Trendsetting NYC skateboard and fashion label salutes Lamborghini’s iconic colors and sporty style.

Legendary Italian car maker Automobili Lamborghini and popular New York-based skateboard and fashion brand Supreme have teamed up to debut a new 2020 spring and summer clothing collection. And wow, is it vibrant, sporting Lamborghini’s iconic colors with a tint of neon combined with the hipster edge of Supreme, the fashion empire started in 1994 by designer and NYC scenester James Jebbia.

“Lamborghini recognizes a spirit and dynamism in Supreme that resonates with its own brand,” says Katia Bassi, Automobili Lamborghini’s Communications Manager. “This collection combines the essence of Lamborghini super sports design and performance with iconic streetwear.”

The new 2020 spring and summer fashion collection is being hyped by American skater Tyshawn Jones and includes a hooded work jacket, t-shirt, hockey jersey, and a beanie.

And you can’t have a collaboration with Supreme without including a few cool decks. The Lambo-Supreme team has also designed a few very cool and colorful Lamborghini skateboards.

Sure, those boards will never hit 220 mph or go from 0 to 60 in 2.9 seconds like an Aventador, but they sure look cool even if they’re just in idle decorating a wall.

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David Ciminelli

Los Angeles-based journalist David Ciminelli has covered everything from high-profile Lexus and Toyota reveals to reality TV show competitions focusing on custom automotive mods. He considers the "Droptops & Dirt" event in Malibu, “Luftgekühlt” and Sunset GT among his favorite automotive events to cover.

He has also interviewed artists like Megadeth and Jennifer Lopez, handled red carpet interviews at the MTV VMAs, and covered rock icons Rush getting a star on Hollywood Boulevard for media including The Hollywood Reporter, Daily Variety, Out Magazine, IN Los Angeles and more. His byline has also appeared in Billboard, Ad Week, Backstage and Art Voice.

Currently, David contributes to over a dozen automotive websites, including Ford Truck Enthusiasts, Club Lexus, Rennlist, Chevrolet Forum, Corvette Forum, Team Speed and Harley-Davidson Forums.