Swapping mesh for nylon and nubuck, the Japanese label brings understated sophistication to the 2000s track runner.
Jun Takahashi’s label revisits its 2011 fictional hero 15 years later for debut movie screening in Shibuya.
The 276-page hardcover pulls from previously unseen film and iPhone photography for an inside look at the designer’s creative archive.
The indigo build grafts centuries-old Japanese craft onto the label’s own sneaker sole for a hybrid that reads equal parts heritage and streetwear.
50 years after the original model debuted, the new chronograph bridges vintage racing heritage with modern performance materials.
The collectible toy set recasts the Bikini Bottom lineup as the Straw Hat crew, one character swap at a time.
Drawing from 1970s “young-timer” car culture, the Japanese watch brand unveils the Prospex Heritage Motoring Countdown Speedtimer in Powder Bue and Petrol Blue.
The park’s first outdoor coaster runs spinning, drift-simulating cars at up to 72 mph, a ride Universal calls the fastest in its global lineup.
The special-order build swaps in a crepe-and-Vibram base, a turquoise insole and three interchangeable laces.
The manual-wind movement floats Roman-numeral bridges inside the case, joined by an automatic model with a graduated burgundy dial.
The design-villa brand is building a Poké Ball-shaped retreat in Hokkaido, with the full reveal saved for September 15.
The reversible down arrives in two colorways, each hiding a second jacket on its underside.