Recent Flow
Moncler and JW Anderson Revisit Their Archive Through Historic Convergence
The union of Moncler and JW Anderson is not a sudden experiment but the result of a slow and deliberate convergence. Both houses, though different in origin—Moncler rooted in alpine survival and JW Anderson steeped in postmodern play—have gradually grown toward one another across the last decade. Their newest collaboration, an archival capsule, reflects not […]
Téla D’Amore x Jordan Flight Court: “The World Is Your Court”
Jordan Brand’s collaborations often redefine the boundary between performance sportswear and cultural expression. With “The World Is Your Court,” a capsule developed alongside designer Téla D’Amore, the Jumpman takes another leap forward, reframing basketball’s influence on global style. This collection isn’t just about gear—it’s about expanding what the court can mean. The Concept The title […]
Street Lords ‘Pink Panther’ by Luciano Sanchez (2025)
Luciano Sanchez’s Street Lords ‘Pink Panther’ (2025) is a striking reinterpretation of one of pop culture’s most familiar icons. Where the Pink Panther has traditionally embodied sly humor, smoothness, and cartoonish elegance, Sanchez reimagines the character through the lens of contemporary street culture—gritty, defiant, and steeped in urban symbolism. Executed in acrylic on canvas, the […]
A-COLD-WALL Joins Forces with Arsenal for a Capsule Collection
The sportscore trend—a combination of sport performance and streetwear culture—shows no sign of slowing. With drops every month bridging teams, athletes, and brands, the latest collaboration to grip both the football pitch and the runway comes from Arsenal Football Club and A-COLD-WALL (ACW). This collaboration carries symbolic weight: it is ACW’s first-ever partnership with a […]
Summer Is Coming by Hunjung Kim
In the realm of visual arts, the transition of seasons has long served as a metaphor for the passage of time, emotional states, and spiritual awakenings. Hunjung Kim, a contemporary South Korean painter, continues this tradition with Summer Is Coming, a luminous and emotionally resonant work of oil on canvas that transforms the simple promise […]
Cariuma: White Blue Parrot Print Salvas
Footwear is no longer just a utility—it’s a curated expression of character, culture, and craftsmanship. In a saturated market of sneakers that blur into each other, the White Smooth Leather/Blue Parrot Print Salvas Shoe emerges as a bold deviation, marrying the minimalist purity of classic leather with the vibrant spectacle of avian-inspired print. This shoe […]
Popsicle Recipes That Will Cool You Down All Summer
Summer, with all its heat-slicked afternoons and shimmering asphalt, demands an antidote that is both indulgent and elemental. The popsicle—icy, vibrant, and wonderfully ephemeral—emerges not merely as a treat, but as a cultural gesture toward pleasure, memory, and momentary reprieve. Much like Proust’s madeleine evoking forgotten sensations, the first bite of a cold, melting popsicle […]
Hikari Shimoda’s Lonely Hero (Copper), 2023: Starry-Eyed Children in a Broken World
Born in 1984 in Nagano, Japan, Hikari Shimoda studied illustration at the Kyoto Saga University of Art and later refined her visual language at Aoyama Juku School. Her early grounding in manga and anime culture—especially the magical girl genre and superheroes of all kinds—formed the ideological basis for her work. Unlike many artists associated with […]
The Nike KD 18 ‘Sonics’: An Ultra-Rare Homage in Just 18 Pairs
In the realm of basketball shoes, some drops speak louder than others. The Nike KD 18 ‘Sonics’ doesn’t just speak—it echoes through time. Released in an impossibly scarce run of just 18 pairs, this edition pays tribute to Kevin Durant’s fleeting yet unforgettable start with the now-defunct Seattle SuperSonics. For sneakerheads, Sonics loyalists, and KD […]
Bobby Briggs, Forever Cursed and Cool: Dana Ashbrook on Becoming Twin Peaks’ Iconic Bad Boy
In a world of log ladies, backwards-talking dream spirits, and owls that may or may not be what they seem, Bobby Briggs was, paradoxically, one of the most real figures in David Lynch and Mark Frost’s surrealist television masterpiece Twin Peaks. A slick-haired, cigarette-smoking high school quarterback with a dangerous glint in his eye and […]
