H&M unveiled the first KENZO x H&M campaign images by the iconic fashion and music image maker Jean-Paul Goude, featuring Chance The Rapper, Iman and rapper Suboi.
The campaign stars seven globally celebrated personalities from fashion, music, arts and activism, with Chance, Iman and Suboi as the first campaign ambassadors revealing pieces from the KENZO x H&M collaboration. For the campaign, Goude has used his signature hand-made cut-up style, slicing and reassembling the prints to express the exuberance and character of the collection.
Accompanying the first revealed campaign images are three films by Swedish director Max Vitali, featuring interviews with Chance, Iman and Suboi.
The full KENZO x H&M campaign will debut from October 17, starring the complete campaign cast with Rosario Dawson, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Chloë Sevigny and Xiuhtezcatl Martinez. The KENZO x H&M collection will be available in over 250 H&M stores worldwide, as well as online, from November 3, 2016.
PUMA and SAYSKY have unveiled Back to Business, the final chapter of their collaboration, built around the mindset of runners who carry the sport into every part of their day.
C2H4, the menswear brand based between Los Angeles and Shanghai, has launched the FW26 extension of its 012 Collection, adding new seasonal styles to its annual release.
Orb has partnered with Evan Mock and his lifestyle label Wahine on a limited-edition fragrance oil that captures the feeling of a day on O’ahu’s North Shore.
Moving between the raw energy of Berlin’s underground and pop, Luca Eck embraces fluidity as a creative force, refusing to fit neatly into just one box.
Champion has announced a global partnership with V of BTS, introducing the internationally acclaimed artist as the face of its new True Champion campaign.
The fourth chapter of dunhill’s Heritage in Motion series turns to the Driving Jacket, a modern expression of the leather garments Alfred Dunhill developed for the earliest motorists.
Actor William Franklyn-Miller photographed by Michiel Meewis and styled by Gregory Russill, for the cover story of Fucking Young!’s TRANSPARENCY issue.
Saint Laurent Rive Droite Beijing presents a photography exhibition by Chinese artist No.223 (Lin Zhipeng), curated by Anthony Vaccarello, on view from 6 August to 11 September in celebration of Qixi.
Stone Island has launched The Calm and the Chaos, a new creative project that examines the hardcore and metalcore scenes through the communities that have kept them alive across generations.
Barry Brandon, founder of ICONIQA, discusses queer community building, nightlife as activism, the limits of allyship, and creating spaces of radical self-expression in Barcelona and beyond.
The collection reinterprets archival pieces through a contemporary lens, pulling from workwear and the outdoors while balancing functionality with a sharper edge.
Le Labo has introduced SHIU 25, a new fragrance created for Beijing, joining the City Exclusive Collection that pays tribute to the cities the brand calls home.
For Issue 28, TRANSPARENCY, we explore the shifting relationship between what is revealed and what remains concealed, questioning ideas of authenticity, identity, vulnerability, and self-expression in an increasingly exposed world.
