Converse and Brain Dead collaborate for a second time through two silhouettes: Chuck 70 and Bosey MC.
Brain Dead, a brand defined by the disruptive approach, constantly seeks to alter the expected, and this time around, they have continued to explore new interpretations of Converse’s classic DNA.
For the Chuck 70 silhouette, the team has sought to alter its proportions by elevating the sole construction and nodded to the first collaboration, through the animal print on the three-panel canvas construction.
In the case of the Bosey MC silhouette, they have taken Converse’s Lakestream mountain silhouette as a reference, which presents functional characteristics and reinforced details for intense activity.
In addition, the collaboration is presented with a film directed by Dev Hynes starring creatives such as Hello Yello and interpreters of the Inner City Youth Orchestra of Los Angeles (ICYOLA), the largest orchestra with a large representation of the Black community in the United States.
D.N.I unveiled the lookbook for its latest collection titled “Mi abuelo murio bailando” (My grandfather died dancing), photographed by Raul Guillermo and styled by Paulo Ruiz Muñoz.
What is the aim of ROMBAUT, in the words of the designer, when presenting “CORE”? To strip things back to what matters most — community, creativity, and conscious design.
Characterised by its bold and strong image due to its visuals, the brand founded in Shanghai and based in London is considered to be one of the most avant-garde of the moment.
This Milan Design Week, Madrid-based platform Mayrit drops into the city with a double act that feels more like a mirage than a conventional exhibition.
Fusing heritage and precision, the unveiled collection consists of 13 pieces, through which the spirit of racing, a central theme in the brand’s DNA, is channelled.
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Our must-see TV lineup includes pop-culture phenomenons from Gossip Girl star Evan Mock gracing the cover shot by TianZheng Yun, in a shooting inspired by the “Ugly Betty” series.
