The Parisian culinary-meets-creative studio blends Rastafarian iconography with Rei Kawakubo’s deconstructed tailoring.
The luxury titan is “buying the dip” after vowing to cross the 50% ownership threshold this year.
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Transitions from pastel-hued Seoul street staples to technical, Teflon-coated court gear.
Designers Maxwell Osbourne and Dao-Yi Chow talk Hypebeast through the relaunch backstage, offering a closer look at the collection and all-new Nike and Jordan collaborations.
Brand archivist Tracey Panek showed us some archival highlights at the San Francisco HQ and showed us around the Eureka Innovation Lab.
The best of what @directorfits saw at the final Park City Sundance: lost Beastie Boys tapes, slow cinema debuts, and Olivia Wilde’s raunchy sex comedy.
The Chicago native delivers a full head-to-toe capsule featuring warm-up shirts, tear-away pants and exotic leather footwear.
The Swiss watchmaker commissions a “Friends and Family” capsule featuring a bespoke varsity jacket and archival-inspired objects.
Stuart Vevers trades traditional polish for pop-punk angst, skater sneakers, and a grunge-heavy “See Now, Buy Now” capsule.
The collaborative range applies the late artist’s radiant iconography to a no-gi set and apparel.
Centering on NYC’s Statue of Liberty and other symbols of freedom across the brand’s streetwear silhouettes.
Featuring “remixed” sweaters by Eckhaus Latta, Collina Strada, Tanner Fletcher, Patrick Taylor, and Buci.
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