The now Moscow-based trio Little Big just announced their brand new Backstreet Boys ‘Everybody’ cover. The new single is part of the band ‘COVERS’ EP released this week that includes tracks they grew up with. “It’s because of these tracks that we’ve become who we are today’’ have said the band.
The accompanying music video to Everybody became the most massive and expensive music video in the band’s history. It didn’t happen on purpose, it had to happen that way in order to bring the whole concept to life.
“During the writing session of the cover, we understood how amazing that track was. It’s a damn banger! We fell in love with it, but in the beginning, we wanted to avenge our childhood.”
The band decided to recreate the iconic Nirvana’s Nevermind cover as a form of tribute and simply because they feel like doing it. If they feeling like dropping a heavy tune — they drop We Are Little Big. If they feeling like dropping covers — they will drop covers. If they feeling like dropping an album — they’ll drop an album. If they feeling like not doing a shit — they won’t do shit. They don’t have contracts with anyone they don’t owe anyone a thing.
For his fifth collection presented during 080 Barcelona Fashion, Eñaut was inspired by flysch, groups of rocks that reflect the history of the planet in layers revealing its evolution over millions of years.
Born in the early 2000s, American singer, actor, composer, dancer and model Noah Urrea is known for representing the United States in the international pop group Now United.
The WE11DONE Spring Summer 2022 collection, dubbed “Spring Celebration”, is a dynamic sequel to the exploration of sartorial oddities introduced last season.
David Catalán‘s latest fashion collection showed during Portugal Fashion and some months ago in Milano, keeps its iconic denim based looks, but this season it adds a series of shirts with small ties, inspired… »
Salahddin Tarki captured by the lens of Moreno Blanco and styled by Koko Ishizuka with pieces from Spanish designer Victor von Schwarz, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online
Over the course of his long career, the awarded and celebrated designer, today head of a global fashion empire focused at the same time on human rights, has frequently proved himself a precursor.
INSECT INDEX pulls its name from the graphics in this capsule collection from S.R. STUDIO. LA. CA, which invent fictional representations of insect species by merging text from various animalia taxonomies with captions from biological diagrams.
With references from childrenswear such as cropped shorts or braided scoubidou to the famous Harris Tweed and English wool fabrics, the awarded winning collection felt fresh and full of “improvements”.
With the campaign Li-Ning creates a timeless, always relevant and effortless look supported by a cast celebrating different types of beauties from different eras.
We recently got to see designer Mateo Velasquez present at Hyères where he was one of ten finalists and the first Colombian designer to reach the final of the competition.
Gucci announced the latest developments in its Gucci Places project, the initiative designed to encourage people to explore the various places in the world that have inspired the House and with which they have a special bond.
VETEMENTS is releasing new limited edition pieces inspired by traditional security uniforms and embroidered with the word “OXPAHA” (security in Russian).
The young Spanish artist shows in his new photographic compilation the chaos and rebirth originated in a social and personal moment of great importance.
Inês Amorim and Reid Baker presented their Spring/Summer 2022 collection for Ernest W. Baker during Portugal Fashion, with a special installation and a fashion video directed by Vladimir Kaminetsky.
Ana Sousa and Joana Braga are UNFLOWER, a young slow-fashion brand that unveils its latest Spring/Summer 2022 collection titled ‘If We Take Na Holiday’ at Portugal Fashion.
Composed of 13 pieces, this unisex collection by UMBRO borrows the codes of sport while enhancing the silhouettes with more urban cuts and fashion details.
Conan Gray wearing Lacoste and shot by Tommy Dorfman.
In this issue, we explore how we are connected to nature and the intersectionality of social and sustainable issues.
We talk to designer Bethany Williams who believes that social and environmental issues are connected along with
designers Francisco Terra of Neith Nyer, Tom Van der Borght, and actor Archie Renaux. Stylists were encouraged to not only explore conscious designers but to pull from the archives, vintage, and to forget about seasons with editorials.
