Titled “Áo Dài,” the line challenges formal tailoring traditions with unfolded lapels, knee-length shirting, backless men’s tops and more.
A run of 10 rugby shirts with one-of-a-kind brooch pins.
With punkish silhouettes and dollar-signed prints covered in “FAKE” lettering, the New York label’s fashions offered countercultural commentary on the concept of money.
‘Project Titan’ is officially no more.
Seeing contributions from Freddie Gibbs, Rico Nasty and Childish Major.
Despite its growth, the German sportswear company is challenged by muted consumer sentiment, volatile demand and currency fluctuations.
Which arrives with a classic LA lookbook – featuring lots of coffee and donuts.
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