In some ways, traditional camo print may become a relic, as we move closer to the holy grail of camouflage: total invisibility. Our story of camouflage wraps up with a visit to Hyperstealth Biotechnology Corporation. Guy Cramer designs camouflage for the military, and is working on the camo of the future, "Hyperstealth," a light-bending material that is in development and could change camouflage forever.
Read MoreCivilians first started wearing camo in the 1980's, following wars in Vietnam and Grenada, as a cheap, utilitarian, and somewhat subversive fashion choice. In the following decades, camo was embraced by the hip-hop community, particularly in New York, and became a way for members of the culture to self-identify, and streetwear's close ties to the hip-hop community have made camo a staple.
Read MoreIn this episode, we visit two camouflage experts: the "father of digital camouflage," Lieutenant Colonel Tim O'Neill PhD, and Professor Roy Behrens, a graphic designer who has written several books about camouflage. They explain how camouflage went from Darwinian survival technique ("if you can be seen, you can be eaten,") to tactical response on the battlefield in response to increasingly deadly weapons.
Read MoreLose yourself in the world of MM6 and discover the Autumn-Winter 2013 collection. Iconic pieces from the season now available at Saks http://s5ave.nu/MM6_Fall13 © Maison Martin Margiela / Mr. GIF
Read MoreIn this episode of Hidden, we follow San Francisco street photographer Travis Jensen as he shows us the real SF that you won't see on postcards or tourist magazines. We make our way through the city starting at the iconic Ferry Building and continuing through the Tenderloin, The Mission and ending in the Excelsior District.
Read MoreAn inside look at how Easton Hockey develops its innovative hockey sticks for everyone from NHL Hall of Famers to high school players.
Read MoreTiago Lemos was filming a video part in the same vicinity as legendary skate filmmaker Ty Evans one day when he was cast in what was possibly the biggest skate film of all time: WE ARE BLOOD.
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