The Italian couturier exits the Parisian house after less than two years amid a broader creative shakeup at parent group Kering.
What began as a search for furniture for his Tokyo house became Oto no Kagu, a collaboration with Karimoku Furniture that reworks the design logic of his OJAS speakers as seating, shelving and acoustic screens.
In his new book “Blue-Collar Modernism” author David Hellqvist explains how mainstream fashion absorbed workwear, and why designers can’t stop borrowing from miners, fishermen, and soldiers.
Olive canvas, metal eyelets and thick cord laces turn the all-weather boot into a piece of military-inspired kit.
The reversible jacket arrives with a hunting-graphic crewneck and fleece caps in camo and brown.
Bags, charms and home objects borrow apron stripes, comic panels and cover art from the books.
The trio swaps SKIMS’ signature reworks for a straight-from-the-archive runner.
The 10-piece collaboration arrives with a solo Palace drop that brands every piece with the store’s street number.
The collaborative capsule introduces two deconstructed footwear colorways accompanied by community-centered visuals.
The Stan Smith and Superstar silhouettes went full “Ghana Must Go.” In an exclusive interview, Tremaine Emory talks inspiration behind the collaboration and how the humble staple made fashion history.
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Merrell spotlights how visionaries Shantell Martin, Mr. Flower Fantastic, and Alexi Pappas discover unexpected nature, creative clarity, and daily renewal across the bustling streets of New York City.
Photographed by Tanya and Zhenya Posternak, the intimate imagery explores domestic rituals and everyday dressing.
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