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At Courrèges, Drew Henry Appointed the Role of Creative Director
The speed of succession at Courrèges suggests a house unwilling to linger in ambiguity. The departure of Nicolas Di Felice—announced scarcely a week prior—might have introduced a pause, a moment of institutional hesitation. Instead, it has been met with decisive recalibration. Industry reports point to the swift appointment of British designer Drew Henry as creative […]
NIGO’s Heritage Meets Global Pop Culture in the Latest HUMAN MADE × Coca-Cola Capsule
There is a distinguish fluency to how NIGO approaches collisions—one that resists spectacle for its own sake and instead builds continuity between eras, objects, and symbols. The latest capsule between Human Made and Coca-Colareads less like a conventional co-branded drop and more like a cultural splice: Americana filtered through post-war Japanese craft, rendered in the […]
review: Public Works and the Shape of a Tour Unfolding
There is something deliberately unpolished about publicworksnj—a presence that resists the clarity of mainstream positioning in favor of something closer to atmosphere. The project operates less like a conventional band and more like a living fragment of a scene, one that exists in motion, distributed across Instagram posts, short-run tours, and a steady accumulation of […]
Melitta Baumeister x Nike Vomero Premium Imagines Running as Sculptural Expression
The connection between Melitta Baumeister and Nike arrives not as a conventional sneaker release, but as a reframing of what a running shoe can signify. The Nike Vomero Premium, already positioned within Nike’s maximum-cushion lineage, becomes—under Baumeister’s direction—a site of tension between performance engineering and artistic authorship. This is not simply a designer “take” on […]
Teenage Engineering EPA-1: Revolutionizing the Future of Electric Mopeds with Customization and Design Innovation
The world of transportation has undergone significant transformations in recent years, driven by a desire for more sustainable, efficient, and customizable solutions. With environmental concerns growing and cities becoming increasingly congested, electric mobility has emerged as the future of urban transportation. In this rapidly evolving sector, Teenage Engineering—the Swedish design and engineering company best known […]
Labubu at Art Basel 2025: When Pop Toy Meets High Art
PHOTO CREDIT: Courtesy of Art Basel When an ornament becomes an icon, it shifts the boundaries of its cultural domain. At Art Basel 2025, Basel’s hallowed halls, better known for high-stakes galleries and avant-garde installations, briefly buzzed with the chatter over a small blue Labubu—a monster toy conceived by Hong Kong-born artist Kasing Lung. In […]
The Giglio Large Tote Bag by Gucci
PHOTO CREDIT: Gucci Official Lookbook / Product Campaign In the ever-evolving landscape of luxury fashion, certain objects transcend their material function to become cultural artifacts—mirrors to the society that desires them. The handbag, more than almost any other fashion item, encapsulates identity, status, and narrative. With the release of the Giglio Large Tote Bag, Gucci […]
Dark Curriculum: Enrolling at Nevermore Academy With Wednesday Addams
In the Gothic pithy of the Hudson Valley, shrouded by a permanent fog and whispered legend, stands Nevermore Academy—a place where outcasts are not just accepted but celebrated, honed, and sometimes feared. This isn’t the kind of prep school that earns glossy spreads in Ivy League brochures or boasts lacrosse championships. No, Nevermore is a […]
A Common Thread: Parsons 2025 BFA Showcase at Barneys Reclaims the Future of Fashion
PHOTOGRAPHY: Kaz Senju Barneys New York Downtown, once the retail altar of high fashion, opened its doors for the final time in 2025—not to mourn its golden past, but to mark a radical, forward-facing rebirth. Where there were once racks of Dries, Saint Laurent, and Comme des Garçons, now stood something even more potent: 283 […]
John Giorno’s 1989 Text Work
In 1989, artist and poet John Giorno inscribed a sentence in capital letters that continues to ring out with guttural honesty and controlled fury: I DON’T NEED IT I DON’T WANT IT AND YOU CHEATED ME OUT OF IT. This declarative sculpture-text work, now presented courtesy of Thomas Brambilla Gallery (Bergamo) and Giorno Poetry Systems […]
