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aint no cookie on those f*ck yall talkin about??
I’m a clueless retard that has worked at David Z’s since I was 10. If I were smart I would have known that the difference between a Cookie and a Horseman. Whatever I’m on the Atkins diet. All Cock No Carbs.
You lames The Polo rangers were dubbed the cookies in the early 90’s in reference to the circular patch on the sides of the boots. Just like with Jordan retro releases nowadays they in where they replace the nike logo with a Jumpman, the new Polo rangers have the horseman replacing the old school P logo it had in 1992. STILL That doesnt mean that we’re not calling them cookies anymore, and damn son u must really hate that Ronnie guy. You went all out with your post…SMH
Lattimore there were different Variations of the Cookie Boot. one was the “PLogo” you mentioned which came out after 92(1996-1998) the first was the Polo Country Logo (1992-1996). This boot is OK. I don’t see the big deal. Most of Ralph Lauren’s companies are licensed out so I wouldn’t be surprised if this wasn’t an official collaboration(as in Ralph actually being involved).
[...] Ronnie Fieg’s “Cookie” collab with Polo Ralph Lauren Footwear produced a shoe so good it’s almost worth fighting over, if that weren’t so anti-holiday spirit. Shot by Pj Monte, the lookbook photoshoot gathered together some of Ronnie Fieg’s most interesting and influential friends to model the boot. Available now. [via high snobiety] [...]
[...] Ronnie Fieg’s “Cookie” collab with Polo Ralph Lauren Footwear produced a shoe so good it’s almost worth fighting over, if that weren’t so anti-holiday spirit. Shot by Pj Monte, the lookbook photoshoot gathered together some of Ronnie Fieg’s most interesting and influential friends to model the boot. Available now. [via high snobiety] [...]
anybody else think its funny that a almost all of his \collabs\ consist of just having the shoe done in grey. what ever happened to creative collabs that involve actually doing something