Continuing with the label’s coveted design signature of bold prints and sportsluxe, the Summer 15/16 collection by Melbourne unisex label, ERIK-YVON demonstrates the label’s favored streetwear aesthetic.
The sensory collection is a conversation of movement, texture and form; clean modern streetwear and sportluxe in innovative textiles are accentuated with graphics and heightened with blocked colours.
A bold colour palette form the basis of the collection and creates a balance between masculine and feminine counterparts, an element focused on within each ERIK-YVON collection, resulting in the look termed by the designer as “dauntless exuberance”.
Titled “Δ”, the collection is an exploration of liberating, bold colours and lines exploring dynamic elements, Δ prints and textures informed by ERIK-YVON’s Mauritian heritage define the core of the designer’s aesthetic signature.
Yvon designs aim to redefine our perceptions of androgyny and is a movement away from urban simplicity and towards an individual’s construct of their own idea of what the future may behold creating a journey of exploration.
The label has a strong focus on quality, sustainability and ethical practice that embraces exchange with local rag traders. “I see my garments as stories of their own creation. It takes a community to construct a garment. I have created a community around me that I work closely with, they are local printers, spinners and manufacturers. Relationships and support are important when you rely on many elements coming together” – said Erik Yvon.
To celebrate this milestone anniversary, Galleria Continua / Les Moulins presents a major collective exhibition bringing together more than fifty artists.
Pull&Bear and Pleasures have released a second collaborative collection for Summer 2026, following up on their first drop with another exploration of California coast culture.
Falconry is a study of stillness before impact, of minimal movement creating maximum outcome. The collaboration translates that into form, a line drawn at speed between the two houses.
For a series born out of friendship, stubbornness, and the conviction that stories can be told even when there is no money to tell them with, saying goodbye was never going to be easy.
For her first solo exhibition in Switzerland, and the most expansive European retrospective of her career to date, Cao Fei takes over the Kunstmuseum Basel with Testimonies to the Near Future spanning three decades of work.
Levi’s has released its Pride 2026 collection, titled “Together, We Ride,” drawing from the history of queer motorcycle clubs and the riders who built spaces of belonging on the road.
In this exclusive interview, Woodkid reflects on his personal journey as an openly gay artist, the evolution of queer representation in music, the challenges that remain, and why gatherings such as Le Fier Gala are more necessary than ever.
On the occasion of Spain’s largest photography festival, PHotoESPAÑA, LOEWE FOUNDATION is presenting Bunny, a solo exhibition by Talia Chetrit and curated by Stella Bottai.
The Ronaldinho x DITA collection merges the Brazilian icon signature flair with the precision engineering that has defined the Japanese-crafted eyewear brand for more than three decades.
Opening at the Jeu de Paume in Paris on June 12, Fragile Beauty brings together photographs from the extraordinary personal collection of Sir Elton John and David Furnish.
Turn the page. Breathe deep. Your pupils are already dilating. The high is coming.
Issue 26 brings together two electrifying covers that take the dopamine dive from Sadiq Desh captured by Cris Cerdeira to multidisciplinary visual artist and photographer Tomás Pintos’ cover story, Besos hasta agotar stock (Kisses Until Sold Out), developed from the live performance creating a space where glamour
meets exhaustion.
