Hoodlab is a Manchester based collective made up of artists, designers, and photographers. They draw inspiration from societies and subcultures from around the world to create largely graphic-based designs that reflect the youth of today. Anti-society is at the core of what Hoodlab stands for, and in previous collections, they have taken aim at media and political propaganda.
The latest collection, High Rise, brings it back to the streets with a range of staple Hoodlab pieces, including a tracksuit, crewneck, graphic t-shirts and a shoulder bag. Whilst the olive and the black color palette was chosen to reflect the urban environment they have been designed for.
As the world turns its eyes to Paris for the Olympic Games, the Louis Vuitton Foundation offers a cultural parallel that captures the spirit of competition and the essence of modernism.
Y-3’s latest collection, Chapter 2 of SS24, presents a dynamic range of apparel that marries the essence of workwear with the timeless appeal of athletic classics.
Moving away from his previous themes of natural disasters, Eñaut’s new collection is all about the joy of life. It’s like a final dance, a reminder to enjoy every moment.
The PUMA x KidSuper Sports Club collection is a nod to football’s legacy and Dillane’s passion for the game, all while giving a modern twist to PUMA’s classic looks.
Issue #23 Games will see designer discussions with Dsquared2’ Dean and Dan Caten, Louis Gabriel Nouchi, Jordan Luca, and Romain Kremer create our game frame each with a different adventure.