Explaining that Jafa wanted to use his LeRage avatar for the Supreme collaboration (that would've been dope as hell) along with other ideas, Tremaine got into how the collection would've looked had they gone forward with the original plan.
In the wake of Tremaine Emory's split with Supreme, many people online have shared their thoughts over the situation. Some have cast aspersion on the streetwear brand, while others have criticized Emory's reasoning for wanting to use slavery imagery in a marketing campaign.
The Tremaine Emory era at Supreme is officially over. After rumors of the creative director’s departure started bubbling recently, it has now been confirmed that he’s left the famed streetwear brand, but apparently not under amicable circumstances.
Kanye West takes a shot at Tremaine Emory with a t-shirt donning the name "Tremendez" mocking the creative director of Supreme.
Kanye West has even more explaining to do. The Creative Director of Supreme claims he dissed Virgil Abloh before and after his death.
