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Union x Air Jordan 4 Retro “Off Noir” Raffle
Union x Air Jordan 4 Retro “Off Noir” Raffle
Flat White x Tom Sachs’ Boombox Retrospective
Fresh off the plane from his runway show at Paris Fashion Week, Virgil Abloh linked with his cohort Heron Preston for another presentation of Flat White at the Brooklyn Museum. The two provided sounds in the glass entryway of the museum, where Tom Sachs’ Boombox Retrospective 1999-2016 exhibit has been on display since April. For … Continue reading Flat White x Tom Sachs’ Boombox Retrospective
Michael Jordan 30th Anniversary Retrospective “Open Air”
“The idea came out of my head about a year ago. In Paris, there was an outdoor exhibit in 1990 (or) 1991. That’s the first time I had ever seen photography displayed so the masses could see it… I started thinking of Michael (Jordan) and the joy he brought here (to Chicago).” Walter Iooss, the … Continue reading Michael Jordan 30th Anniversary Retrospective “Open Air”
Nike x Martine Rose Editorial
Nike has called on Martine Rose to provide a new perspective on its classic track-wear. Set against the backdrop of a retro arcade, our editorial captures the new colorways of these quintessential pieces, displaying mixes of primary and muted colors. Rose’s rendition of the Air Monarch silhouette displays distortions across the sneaker, bringing new … Continue reading Nike x Martine Rose Editorial
WHERE THE END STARTS: Kaws Exhibit
Kaws just unveiled a new exhibit, titled WHERE THE END STARTS, at the Modern Art Museum in Ft. Worth, Texas. His name is synonymous with art in almost every form; from his early works in graffiti to his newest projects featuring massive sculptures, he has carved his lane that many have tried to mimic throughout … Continue reading WHERE THE END STARTS: Kaws Exhibit
RM 121: Raf Simons FW ’16
If you were to look at a retrospective of Raf Simons’ collections in the past 20 years, you would think that he has one of the most mercurial temperaments conceivable. Compared to someone like Rick Owens, whose collections often bare the same muted tones and draped silhouette’s, Raf’s vision seems disjointed. But so is youth … Continue reading RM 121: Raf Simons FW ’16