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The Marty Supreme windbreaker by Nahmias and the film team went viral, with celebrities quickly wearing it after its release.
The jacket retailed for $250 and comes in black, red, blue, and orange, with blue the fan favorite.
Chalamet first wore the jacket, sparking a spree of sightings by Kylie Jenner and other celebrities.
The jacket has been spotted on Kendall Jenner, Justin and Hailey Bieber, Tom Brady, and Kid Cudi.
During the Las Vegas F1 Grand Prix, some influencers were also seen wearing the jacket.
Resale sites have raised prices as the piece goes viral and production details remain unclear.
The piece is tied to Timothée Chalamet’s Marty Supreme movie merchandising and press presence.
The article notes the jacket’s pop-cultural impact beyond the film itself.
The timeline includes Chalamet’s faux Zoom marketing moment as part of the hype.
The article previews the release timing, noting Marty Supreme hits theaters on Christmas Day.

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A four-man crew stole about $1 million in merchandise from SoHo’s 4G store in under five minutes, according to police.
The thieves allegedly entered through a window at 4G and escaped in a sedan after roughly four to five minutes on Monday.
Surveillance footage shows the group breaking a window to gain access, then loading items into bags.
4G’s owner described the boutique as a ‘curator and personal shopper for the stars,’ noting its celebrity clientele.
The incident drew comparisons to the Louvre heist, with organizers described as highly coordinated.
The store has attracted A-list clients, including Drake and Mark Wahlberg, signaling its elite status.
Police said the heist was swift, with officers arriving minutes after the theft began.
The incident has prompted scrutiny of security at luxury resale stores in Manhattan.
The Post lists the incident among trending Northeast crime and security headlines.
Authorities are investigating the motive and security lapses involved in the break-in.

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Empire State Realty Trust to acquire the Scholastic Building in Manhattan for $386 million.
The deal includes 368,000 sq ft of office space and 28,000 sq ft of retail space.
Scholastic will lease 222,000 sq ft under a 15-year term.
The property is 70% leased, situated in Manhattan’s SoHo submarket.
The deal is all-cash and underscores strategic growth in Manhattan's SoHo.
Closing is expected in December 2025.
ESRT aims to boost revenue potential through this acquisition.
The property’s size and lease terms position it as a strategic asset in NYC.
The announcement references the deal within TradingView’s news coverage.

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