The House of Dior unveils unique craftsmanship embodied in a dusty pink backgammon set. Worked with the precise gestures of the artisan, the leather that dresses this object of desire is delicately cut and embossed before it is sheathed. The iconic Dior Oblique adorns the exceptional creation, with a background distinguished by subtle hints of grey, the emblematic color of the founding couturier. The maximum affirmation of the Dior style, two sets of fifteen tokens with Monsieur Dior’s golden lucky star, accompanied by two tumblers, a doubling cube and two pairs of dice, promise unforgettable moments of sharing and complicity. A refined ode to Dior’s playful heritage.
Tommy Hilfiger and Aries are launching a collaboration we didn’t know we need but now we certainly love. Launching on March 31st, the two brands have unified creative power to create a capsule with… »
JORDANLUCA unveiled its Spring/Summer 2023 campaign, shot in what was one of the tourist attractions of the country where the brand is based, the United Kingdom.
To commemorate the 50th anniversary of hip-hop culture, Villaseñor has created a series of pieces inspired by 1970s New York hip-hop and b-boying, including breakdance-ready designs in footwear and apparel.
The 9 finalists for the Best Designer award have been officially announced, every one of them dominated by their creativity, celebration of traditional crafts, and commitment to the environment.
Dubbed “Where did the innocence go?”, this capsule alludes to the childlike innocence that withers while growing up and to the nostalgia that one can feel about it.
On the occasion of his No Stylist world tour, Destroy Lonely worked closely with 1017 ALYX 9SM’s Matthew M. Williams to design a limited-edition capsule collection.
Featuring 16 pieces of exceptional works from U.S.-based artists, the exhibition celebrates creativity as a means to escape from the noise of everyday life and find beauty amidst chaos.
Inspired by a day spent on Oregon’s scenic Deschutes River, taking in views of wildlife and lush landscapes, this new spring collection aims to pay tribute to all that Columbia’s backyard has to offer.
Albarella unveiled its Fall/Winter 2023 collection titled “HUNTY”, inspired by the designer’s own experiences while growing up queer in Southern Italy.
“Many people repeat the past. I’m not interested. I prefer evolution.”
Interviews with football player Ansu Fati, designers Marine Serre, Grace Wales Bonner, Anthony Alvarez from Bluemarble and Colm Dillane aka Kidsuper; Singer Tamino and actor Kieron Moore.
