hypebeast magazine issue 31
For ‘Hypebeast Magazine’ Issue 31, the cloaked designer sheds light on his reality-blurring creations.
A conversation with the designer reveals how the Japan transplant embraced the country and its core values to build Sillage, a more meaningful clothing brand — in ‘Hypebeast Magazine’ Issue 31.
No-holds-barred energy and legendary live shows, a band that’s introducing hardcore to an entirely new audience, while still pleasing purists — in ‘Hypebeast Magazine’ Issue 31.
A conversation with Brain Dead co-founder Kyle Ng on the power of community — in ‘Hypebeast Magazine’ Issue 31.
South Korean designer Dongjoon Lim navigates dichotomies through his label PAF — in ‘Hypebeast Magazine’ Issue 31.
An honest conversation with omnipresent industry “bridge” Zack Bia about real friends, party rocking and what, exactly, it is that he does — in ‘Hypebeast Magazine’ Issue 31.
With an endless well of ideas, and a flair for the creative and comedic, Colm Dillane is taking high fashion to new heights — in ‘Hypebeast Magazine’ Issue 31.
Founder Bijan Berahimi speaks about reconnecting with his Iranian cultural heritage in ‘Hypebeast Magazine’ Issue 31.
“The Kids are Alright,” from ‘Hypebeast Magazine’ Issue 31.
Available exclusively at HBX New York, and secured with a custom MSCHF lock.
With features on KIDSUPER, POST ARCHIVE FACTION (PAF), Turnstile, and more.
