Nov 19,2012
Kellan Lutz x Creative Recreation Ciro Lo
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This weekend “Twilight” star Kellan Lutz released his very first sneaker through his new clothing line Abbot + Main. The low top sneaker was done in collaboration with Creative Recreation, known for their elegant take on athletic footwear. Inspired by Kellan’s “simple” life in Venice Beach, the shoe features a slip-on build for easy on and off access. Built from Black distressed leather, the low top Ciro Lo features an embossed Abbot + Main stamp on the heel, with a classic Creative Recreation strap laid across the toe box. If you want to grab a pair, check for them now online at Cr8rec.com for $100.This weekend “Twilight” star Kellan Lutz released his very first sneaker through his new clothing line Abbot + Main. The low top sneaker was done in collaboration with Creative Recreation, known for their elegant take on athletic footwear. Inspired by Kellan’s “simple” life in Venice Beach, the shoe features a slip-on build for easy on and off access. Built from Black distressed leather, the low top Ciro Lo features an embossed Abbot + Main stamp on the heel, with a classic Creative Recreation strap laid across the toe box. If you want to grab a pair, check for them now online at Cr8rec.com for $100.




Breaking Dawn Part 2 star Kellan Lutz opens up to E! News and shares all of the details on the launch of his new men’s footwear line, a new collaboration with Creative Recreation debuting Nov. 15. That’s right, it may be the finale for the Twilight series, but this multi-talented actor is working hard to secure his star status–and determined to take on the fashion world next.
Your line features super-soft tees. What’s the coolest tee you own – besides those from A+M, of course? I’m obsessed with my old Marine Corps olive-green shirt I wore during the filming of “Generation Kill” in 2007. It brings back so many great memories, and is so soft from all the washing throughout the past five years.
[...] “Our first campaign was really sexy, got your attention,” he told People. “This one is more about the line, the feeling of the line.”
Kellan Lutz says growing as a designer is “learning by seeing”, which is why he’s a familiar face on the front row at shows.























































