Following Martine Rose’s recent appointment at Balenciaga, Hypebeast explores how heritage luxury houses, faced with a severe economic downturn, are abandoning quiet couture for streetwear hype to survive.
Consigned directly by the artist’s estate with a $6 million USD opening bid, the 1986 oil painting headlines a trio of pop-culture auctions on joopiter.com.
Five creative directors, from Marc Jacobs to Pharrell Williams, share the spotlight across more than 50 collections.
Pharrell Williams introduces trompe l’oeil sweat-shirting leathers, weathered Monogram Reporter bags, and rain-ready footwear.
The futuristic silhouette introduces two contrasting palettes highlighted by flowing midsoles and glow-in-the-dark accents.
The comprehensive offering fuses PFAS-free sportswear, BOA systems, and shearling accessories with metropolitan dandyism.
Pharrell Williams refines menswear staples through cashmere vicuña, silk poplin, and subtle VVN tabs.
The legendary producer shapes all 14 tracks on the Atlanta rapper’s most experimental solo release to date.
Spotted at Dior’s SS27 show, the artist showcases a stripped-back iteration of the chunky silhouette.
The sale showcases six decades of chronograph evolution, led by the rare “Espresso Oyster” Ref. 6240 and gem-set iterations.
The layered, bulky silhouette blends dark grey and black with pale blue and volt green accents.
How a 1950s indoor football sneaker transformed into fashion’s most ubiquitous silhouette.