Rejjie Snow Reflects on His Football-Inspired Style for CP Company's SS19 Campaign

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A Love Letter to Dublin' ?

Feb 6, 2019
Jacob Davey
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Rejjie Snow has headed back to his Dublin roots to front iconic terrace wear brand CP Company's latest editorial.

The new campaign, shot in partnership with LAW magazine by fellow Dubliner Joshua Gordon, sees Rejjie – real name Alex Anyaegbunam – flexing the latest attire from the Italian label in his hometown, and the surrounding editorial unveils his journey from Dublin to the ATL where he joined a prep school and embark on a soccer scholarship.

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Football and graffiti were the gateways that formed Rejjie's initial interest in fashion and still shapes the way he dresses today, which the editorial labels "a collision of the latest US sportswear and classic UK street style forged in his early experiences of Dublin’s terraces and rail depots." Check out some pictures from the

Speaking about his experience of football and fashion growing up, Rejjie said, “I’d go to football games here and everyone was wearing CP Company. That was the first time I was introduced to it. As a kid you’d gravitate towards that – you’d see people wearing CP and it felt like it gave them some stature. I remember being about 11 and seeing the goggles on the hoods and being amazed by it.”

Cop the new collection and check out the full 'A Love Letter to Dublin' editorial on the CP Company website.

In other style news, hummel recently linked up with Willy Chavarria for a football-inspired sportswear collection.

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Rejjie Snow Reflects on His Football-Inspired Style for CP Company's SS19 Campaign

A Love Letter to Dublin' ?

Feb 6, 2019
Jacob Davey
Words by
Photography by

Rejjie Snow has headed back to his Dublin roots to front iconic terrace wear brand CP Company's latest editorial.

The new campaign, shot in partnership with LAW magazine by fellow Dubliner Joshua Gordon, sees Rejjie – real name Alex Anyaegbunam – flexing the latest attire from the Italian label in his hometown, and the surrounding editorial unveils his journey from Dublin to the ATL where he joined a prep school and embark on a soccer scholarship.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BtbwQFjl5WE/

Football and graffiti were the gateways that formed Rejjie's initial interest in fashion and still shapes the way he dresses today, which the editorial labels "a collision of the latest US sportswear and classic UK street style forged in his early experiences of Dublin’s terraces and rail depots." Check out some pictures from the

Speaking about his experience of football and fashion growing up, Rejjie said, “I’d go to football games here and everyone was wearing CP Company. That was the first time I was introduced to it. As a kid you’d gravitate towards that – you’d see people wearing CP and it felt like it gave them some stature. I remember being about 11 and seeing the goggles on the hoods and being amazed by it.”

Cop the new collection and check out the full 'A Love Letter to Dublin' editorial on the CP Company website.

In other style news, hummel recently linked up with Willy Chavarria for a football-inspired sportswear collection.

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Rejjie Snow Reflects on His Football-Inspired Style for CP Company's SS19 Campaign

A Love Letter to Dublin' ?

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Jacob Davey
Feb 6, 2019
Photography by
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Rejjie Snow has headed back to his Dublin roots to front iconic terrace wear brand CP Company's latest editorial.

The new campaign, shot in partnership with LAW magazine by fellow Dubliner Joshua Gordon, sees Rejjie – real name Alex Anyaegbunam – flexing the latest attire from the Italian label in his hometown, and the surrounding editorial unveils his journey from Dublin to the ATL where he joined a prep school and embark on a soccer scholarship.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BtbwQFjl5WE/

Football and graffiti were the gateways that formed Rejjie's initial interest in fashion and still shapes the way he dresses today, which the editorial labels "a collision of the latest US sportswear and classic UK street style forged in his early experiences of Dublin’s terraces and rail depots." Check out some pictures from the

Speaking about his experience of football and fashion growing up, Rejjie said, “I’d go to football games here and everyone was wearing CP Company. That was the first time I was introduced to it. As a kid you’d gravitate towards that – you’d see people wearing CP and it felt like it gave them some stature. I remember being about 11 and seeing the goggles on the hoods and being amazed by it.”

Cop the new collection and check out the full 'A Love Letter to Dublin' editorial on the CP Company website.

In other style news, hummel recently linked up with Willy Chavarria for a football-inspired sportswear collection.

No items found.
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Rejjie Snow Reflects on His Football-Inspired Style for CP Company's SS19 Campaign

A Love Letter to Dublin' ?

Feb 6, 2019
Jacob Davey
Words by
Photography by

Rejjie Snow has headed back to his Dublin roots to front iconic terrace wear brand CP Company's latest editorial.

The new campaign, shot in partnership with LAW magazine by fellow Dubliner Joshua Gordon, sees Rejjie – real name Alex Anyaegbunam – flexing the latest attire from the Italian label in his hometown, and the surrounding editorial unveils his journey from Dublin to the ATL where he joined a prep school and embark on a soccer scholarship.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BtbwQFjl5WE/

Football and graffiti were the gateways that formed Rejjie's initial interest in fashion and still shapes the way he dresses today, which the editorial labels "a collision of the latest US sportswear and classic UK street style forged in his early experiences of Dublin’s terraces and rail depots." Check out some pictures from the

Speaking about his experience of football and fashion growing up, Rejjie said, “I’d go to football games here and everyone was wearing CP Company. That was the first time I was introduced to it. As a kid you’d gravitate towards that – you’d see people wearing CP and it felt like it gave them some stature. I remember being about 11 and seeing the goggles on the hoods and being amazed by it.”

Cop the new collection and check out the full 'A Love Letter to Dublin' editorial on the CP Company website.

In other style news, hummel recently linked up with Willy Chavarria for a football-inspired sportswear collection.

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