New York-based graphic designer Kei Saito illustrates the collection.
Artistic Director Matthieu Blazy delivers his sophomore couture collection by fusing fantastical narratives with functional garment construction.
Exploring the space between cultures, the Australian label pulls deeply from memories of France and Tunisia while revealing a massive new chapter with adidas Originals.
Daniel Roseberry strips away traditional luxury, trading traditional silks and wools for latex, silicone, and kinetic tentacles in an avant-garde surrender to the unknown.
The diamond pieces serve as a lasting symbol of unity for basketball’s most famous siblings.
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Toki Suntory Whisky
Styled through the lens of a visual storyteller, the outfit blends soccer culture, Japanese design influences and the whisky house’s timeless perspective.
“Our roots don’t change.”
Ahead of their Hypebeast Cup pop-up, founders Robbie Laing and Vicente Reynoso on building a brand where Cocteau Twins, Militarie Gun, and Fred again.. all live on deadstock soccer kits.
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The physical space is part of the brand’s continued expansion in the region.
A body wash and body milk carry Suzy Le Helley’s aldehyde-rose-sandalwood composition from the 2024 eau de parfum onto the skin in lighter, everyday formats.
Illustrator Tomo Oriyama and visual artist JUN contribute individual graphics, with a fourth brand-original tee and Buffer Store-exclusive accessories.
The sculptural gift set required 60 artisans and over 7,000 hours to produce, with three translucent resin travel cases joining the release in limited editions of 100.
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