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Billionaire Boys Club Pre-Spring 2026 — The New Southern Code
When Billionaire Boys Club announces a new seasonal drop, the release always speaks to more than clothes. It’s about a mindset—a dialogue between heritage and futurism, streetwear and luxury, performance and play. For Pre-Spring 2026, the Pharrell Williams-founded label channels a distinctive source of energy: the college-sports culture of the American South, reframed through its […]
Kermit the Frog, Even — Alex Da Corte’s Monument
For Art Basel Paris 2025, American artist Alex Da Corte has installed an enormous green presence in the city’s most polished square. Kermit the Frog, Even — a 19.75-meter inflatable sculpture of the famous Muppet — droops across the airspace of Place Vendôme, its arms and head sinking toward the cobblestones below. Presented by Sadie […]
Polo Ralph Lauren Gorham Sportsman Ripstop Graphic Men’s Down Jacket
Polo Ralph Lauren continues to expand its Sportsman lineage with the Gorham Ripstop Graphic Down Jacket, a modern reinterpretation of heritage outdoor design infused with technical precision. The jacket channels the golden era of exploration—a time when rugged craftsmanship met understated haute—while embracing contemporary material innovation and urban sensibility. function The Gorham Sportsman Down Jacket […]
Inside Printemps Haussmann: Paris’s Art Deco Jewel Where Rains Finds Its New Home
flow Rains has officially unveiled its first branded space at the legendary Printemps Haussmann department store in Paris, signaling a pivotal expansion for the Danish outerwear label. Located on the third floor of the Men’s building, the 40-square-meter retail space introduces the new design concept the brand first launched in Amsterdam. More than just a […]
Oklou’s Sonic Reckoning: “Choke Enough,” Motherhood, and the Emotional Architecture of Sound
The Breath Before the Note: An Artist on the Edge of Arrival When Marylou Mayniel, known to listeners as Oklou, released her debut album Choke Enough in February 2025, she did so with a quiet tremor of uncertainty. For two and a half years, the French musician had poured herself into its creation—tweaking melodies, doubting […]
Patsy’s on 56th: The Eternal Table of Sinatra and the Soul of Italian New York
In a city defined by constant motion and culinary reinvention, few institutions offer the steady rhythm of tradition quite like Patsy’s Italian Restaurant. Tucked within the Theatre District on West 56th Street in Manhattan, Patsy’s isn’t just another red-sauce joint. It’s a family-owned beacon of consistency and heritage, serving the same crowd-pleasing dishes since its […]
FREE REFILLS – FR Cropped Flannel in Washed Blue
A Still Life in Stitch: The Poetics of the FR Cropped Flannel in Washed Blue In an industry obsessed with novelty, Free Refills—a brand as much about attitude as it is about garments—has steadily carved out space for something rarer: resonance. With each drop, the label blends understated Americana, low-key irony, and sincere craftsmanship to […]
Every Detail Iced in Intention”: Alex Moss NY’s Monolithic Jewelry Moment with Drake
In the ever-expanding world where hip-hop bravado, personal mythology, and luxury jewelry intersect, few names have emerged with as much raw cultural resonance and technical bravado as Alex Moss NY. Known for engineering wearable trophies that blur the line between sculpture and status symbol, Moss continues his run of artistic relevance with two jaw-dropping pieces […]
Jake Wooten: The Tennessee Prodigy Pushing the Boundaries of Transition Skateboarding
Jake Wooten isn’t just a skateboarder—he’s a force of nature on four wheels. Hailing from Gallatin, Tennessee, this 25-year-old phenomenon has risen from the rugged ridges of the South to become a luminous presence in the world of professional skateboarding. He’s not chasing hype—he’s building legacy, one tailgrab, backside boneless, and transfer at a […]
Framing Stillness: Brian Alfred’s “Windows” (2018)
In Windows (2018), Brian Alfred doesn’t just paint an interior view—he captures a state of mind. Executed in his signature flat acrylic style, the work is an exercise in calm, control, and contradiction. It’s quiet but charged. Still, but not static. On its surface, it’s deceptively simple. Yet the longer one stays with it, the […]
