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Vans Premium Old Skool “Souvenir” in Warm Brown — a pair of low-top sneakers featuring a distressed brown canvas base with glossy leather overlays, multicolored tweed side stripes, tan laces, and vintage-style souvenir pins including a green Vans star and peace symbol on the lateral side, all set on an aged off-white vulcanized sole.

Vans Premium Old Skool “Souvenir” in Warm Brown

The Vans Old Skool has long stood as a symbol of skate culture’s raw authenticity — a canvas for rebellion, creativity, and individuality. For 2025, Vans reinterprets that heritage through the Premium Classics initiative, unveiling the Vans Premium Old Skool “Souvenir” in Warm Brown — a nostalgic yet elevated edition that blurs the line between […]

ASICS GEL-KAYANO 12.1 “Natsukashii” by UP THERE – photographed in three-quarter profile view, showcasing the grey mesh upper with glossy olive patent leather overlays, mint green accents, and Signal Red outsole details.

Australia’s UP THERE Reworks ASICS GEL-KAYANO® 12.1 In Time for 15th Anniversary

In marking its fifteenth anniversary, Melbourne’s cult sneaker boutique UP THERE turns inward, reflecting on its history, relationships, and community through a medium it understands best — the sneaker. The result is the ASICS GEL-KAYANO 12.1 “Natsukashii”, a collaborative project that celebrates a decade and a half of craftsmanship, storytelling, and quiet innovation. Scheduled to […]

LEGO × NIKE Playground Turns a 2×3 Brick into a Blueprint for Movement

LEGO × NIKE Playground Turns a 2×3 Brick into a Blueprint for Movement

At Baoshan No. 2 Central Primary School in Shanghai, a new connection between OLA Shanghai, LEGO China, and Nike has redefined what a school playground can be. Taking its cue from the modest 2×3 LEGO brick, the project transforms that universal object of imagination into a full-scale landscape of movement, creativity, and design. Within this […]

A collage artwork titled “NYC Strut” by Derek Gores depicts a fashionable woman walking through a fragmented New York City made of torn magazine clippings, texts, and ads in black and white tones, holding a bright turquoise handbag

NYC Strut by Derek Gores: The Art of Motion in Collage

Derek Gores’ NYC Strut is more than an image—it’s a rhythm, a pulse captured through paper, texture, and typography. Known for his innovative collage technique, Gores reconstructs familiar icons of modernity using recycled materials: magazines, maps, advertisements, and newsprint. The result is an artwork that bridges the gap between realism and abstraction, between chaos and […]

A Seat Between Earth and Cosmos: The Tom Sachs J-Chair by Helinox

A Seat Between Earth and Cosmos: The Tom Sachs J-Chair by Helinox

In a culture increasingly drawn to the intersection of design, performance, and storytelling, few objects achieve the rare status of becoming both functional gear and cultural artifact. The Tom Sachs J-Chair by Helinox, a limited-edition release, belongs to that exclusive category. Crafted from DAC aluminum and deeply influenced by Sachs’ fascination with space exploration, the […]

The Owls Are Not What They Seem: Twin Peaks’ Cultural Bequest 

The Owls Are Not What They Seem: Twin Peaks’ Cultural Bequest 

  When Twin Peaks premiered on April 8, 1990, American television was abruptly pried open like the log of a Douglas fir. From that splintering emerged a dreamlike narrative that defied categorization, created by the surrealist filmmaker David Lynch and the novelist-screenwriter Mark Frost. What appeared to be a standard who-dun-it about the murder of […]

Photorealistic painting by Doug Bloodworth depicting Avengers comic book, coffee cup, crepes, passports, and a newspaper

Hyper-Real Americana, A Doug Bloodworth Moment

It’s morning—light filters through unseen windows, casting a gentle sunshine that warms the varnished wood. A scene is set upon a table: reality and improvisation, reportage and daydream, ritual and wanderlust. On the left lie two blue U.S. passports, their textured covers catching stray beams. Above them, the familiar bold letters WSJ claim space atop […]

The Tangible Revival: A Close Encounter with the Polaroid Hi-Print Gen 2

The Tangible Revival: A Close Encounter with the Polaroid Hi-Print Gen 2

There’s something unmistakably human about the act of printing a photograph. In a world addicted to fleeting stories and cloud-stored memories, the idea of holding an image in your hand—a moment immortalized in dye and paper—feels almost rebellious. Enter the Polaroid Hi-Print Gen 2, a sleek, pocket-sized printer that doesn’t just resurrect this tactile romance, […]

HARLEMUNDERGROUND Wonder Woman Tee featuring a Black superheroine in afro and armor, styled against a Harlem storefront backdrop

HARLEMUNDERGROUND’s Wonder Woman Tee: A Culture Thread Through Fashion, Neighborhood, and Identity

Tucked within the rhythmic pulse of Lenox Avenue, between pulsing beats of jazz from street corners and the residual glow of Apollo’s legacy, stands a quiet yet potent culture force: HARLEMUNDERGROUND. More than a store, HARLEMUNDERGROUND is a living archive of Black creativity, urban pride, and unapologetic identity. Among its many sartorial statements, the Wonder […]

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