The conclusion of Dyaln Rieder’s Epicly Later’d series is now up on VBS.tv. This last installment goes into Dylan’s past drug addiction and his parts in Mindfield and Gravis video.

Part 3 of Dylan Rieder’s Epicly Later’d is now up. In this episode they talk about the make up of the Alien Workshop team and Dylan’s own personal style, something he’s got no shortage of.

Part 2 of VBS.TV’s Epicly Later’d on Dylan Rieder is up. This episode covers his early days at Rasa Libre to getting on Alien Workshop.

VBS.tv just dropped their latest installment of Epicly Later’d starring Dylan Rieder. This dude is seriously everywhere these days.

Dylan Rieder is everywhere these days and killing from all angles. Here he is skating around an indoor training facility in LA as if its his personal playground. Oh wait, it is. Via Skateboarder Mag.

Gravis has just dropped the complete edit of their short film starring Dylan Rieder simply titled “Dylan.” Known for his quiet demeanor and unique sense of style, there is no question that his skating speaks for itself, this edit is seven minutes of straight bangers. Watch the complete piece here.

We told you about the upcoming Gravis short film by Greg Hunt, Dylan, that is dropping with the release of Dylan Rieder’s limited Oxblood shoes, now take a look at the trailer.

Gravis has announced that they will drop a super exclusive Oxblood color way of Dylan Rieder’s pro model, the Dylan, on September 15. Only ten retailers (BLVD, Familia, Goods, Jacks, Liberty, Milio, Skatewarehouse, Uprise, Utility and Vertical Urge) will receive 24 pairs of the $110 kicks. The shoe drop coincides with with Rieder’s part in Gravis’ new film by Greg Hunt.

Gravis has undergone several redirections over the years, pretty much all with interesting to rad results. For 2011 their new direction is all about Dylan Rieder as evidenced by this extensive lifestyle collection they’ve put together for him. It may take a slightly particular look to rock them, but the shoes are definitely dope. We’ll have closer looks at each later this year.

Analog has again enlisted the guiding hand of denim maestro and Ever Clothing founder Jason Bleick for their 2010 denim line. Having already upped their denim quality considerably with Bleick in 2009, they are going for even higher end product for 2010. Using Turkish mills and an Egyptian factory, Analog and Bleick created 18 washes as well as signature denim from Arto Saari and Dylan Rieder. Despite the quality, Analog denim still tops out at only $130, which is dope because paying any more for a pair of jeans to skate in is ridiculous. More looks after the jump.