MUSIUM DIV. is a cult underground museum that brings together the chemistry of experimental elements and the British rock n’roll. It fuses the mystery and abstraction into style and fashion. The brand focuses on the Gothic and neo-punk look achieved by deconstructing and reconstructing fashion. Intense dark concept is injected into the details of both mens and womens’ wear for the dark Gothic look like no other. In the realm of dark goth, the primitive colours black, white and grey unleash the sense of mystery and peculiar. Fashion featuring the totems of skull, studs, hexagram and anatomy reflects MUSIUM DIV.’s philosophy loyal to high fashion.
Influenced by the British gothic style, MUSIUM DIV. is presenting a new fall/winter menswear collection captured by Joshua Gordon and inspired by the skinhead culture. Originating in the 1960s, skinhead culture is a subculture representing working-class youths in Britain, and has a profound impact on British fashion and music at the time. Skinheads held numerous protests and rallies in the 1960s, clamoring for social changes. Their rebellious attitude and stylish fashion with interesting details are an ideal fit to the street fashion ethos of MUSIUM DIV. Designers experimented with skinhead motifs into this collection of items while reinterpreting contemporary fashion with sports elements.
The brand has taken full control of the design process. Experience, education, and technique have all been refined to the point where garments are constructed as works of art that tell stories.
Stone Island released new images featuring Latin Grammy Award-winning artist and songwriter Feid wearing a standout piece from the SS26 collection as part of the brand’s “Community as a Form of Research” project.
Titled “secondskin”, the exhibition unfolds like a tactile conversation between body, material, and space, where surfaces don’t just exist, they speak.
This marks the second fight night kit collaboration for Benn from the two brands, following his victorious fight against Chris Eubank Jnr. in November.
Camiel Fortgens has released its SS26 “Research” collection, featuring garments developed from archival pieces that have been deconstructed and reassembled into new forms.
With a journey of self-discovery ahead, Guille Toledano turns inward, navigating doubt, instinct and vulnerability as he begins to define himself beyond the spotlight.
Pull&Bear presents a tribute collection to Camarón, from archive references, flamenco mythology and youth culture, then filters everything through a modern streetwear lens.
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.
