Making reference to the punk movement on a lighter tone, Street mixes prints of tie-dye, camouflages, and the still going strong lettering. All in an earthy colour scheme, the plain and warm tones will add depth and personality to your summer look.
On the other hand, Denim steps ahead from the last campaign’s cleaner image in favour of more premium clothing, in a lovely 90’s mood with inspired details such as rips, stitching, sketch prints, paint spots and tie-dye washes.
Blending with light greys, brown shades and more earthy tones, the Smart Look shouts out loud it’s roots through straighter lines, flowing shapes, never putting aside it’s key items: the ‘perfect’ jacket, tailored trousers, and of course, the trench coat.
The Night Collection it’s all about layering, tailored silhouettes, dyed pitch black with touches of white and some minimal lettering.
With a clear Nordic influence, the Casual look combines urban wear like cotton parkas, indigos, camouflage prints in light tones, floral on diverse textures and ornate fabrics, making the romance-inspired prints and yellow shades this season’s delight.
The PUMA Inhale is back, not just as a relic of the early 2000s, but as a testament to the brand’s ability to bridge the gap between heritage and innovation.
This second installment of the NN.07 and Fracap partnership focuses on the “Mountain Sprezzatura” boot, a limited run of only 100 pairs. But these aren’t your typical hiking boots. Crafted from luxurious Italian pony hair, they boast a powerful, eye-catching… »
Carlos Nazario’s debut release as Global Artistic Director of Canada-based outerwear brand Moose Knuckles has been unveiled and it’s just as good as we imagined it would be.
Rick Owens and Moncler are back with another wild project. This time, they’ve created a portable mountain cabin inspired by Charlotte Perriand’s designs.