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Jordan Brand Revisits the Flint Grey Air Jordan 9
Jordan Brand is bringing back a quietly revered silhouette just in time for the end-of-January release calendar surge. The Air Jordan 9 “Flint Grey”—sometimes labeled with its full palette of White, Flint Grey, and French Blue—lands this weekend, giving long-time collectors and newer buyers another chance at one of the model’s cleanest and most wearable […]
RSRV Champion Sweatshirt: Motorsport DNA
In an err when luxury houses borrow freely from athletic wear and sports brands flirt with couture techniques, the most interesting garments often emerge in the overlap—where function, subculture, and graphic identity converge. The RSRV Champion Sweatshirt sits squarely in that intersection. Produced under Alpinestars’ experimental RSRV line, the piece translates decades of motorsport protection […]
FKA twigs and On Share Bring a New Pulse to Paris Fashion Week
Paris Fashion Week is the world’s most magnetic stage for tomorrow’s creative currents. Each season, designers, artists, and cultural provocateurs converge to make statements that ripple well beyond the runway. In the Fall/Winter 2026 cycle, one of the most talked-about debuts was the collaboration between FKA twigs—artist, auteur, and rhythmic innovator—and On Share, the experimental […]
Skateboard Art and Graffiti With Van Eggers: When the Street Becomes the Studio
Skateboard culture and graffiti have always shared more than pavement. Both were born from unsanctioned movement—one physical, one visual—and both evolved through repetition, risk, and a refusal to wait for permission. In recent years, the boundary between the two has thinned even further. Decks have become canvases. Handstyles migrate from brick walls to maple plies. […]
Soyz Bank’s Oxford street 289 LV: trompe-l’œil
fold At first glance, Oxford street 289 LV reads like a relic pulled from the archive of luxury advertising. Its imagery is immediately legible: a horse-drawn carriage, bold serif typography, and references to Paris and London that anchor the work in the mythology of Louis Vuitton’s origins. Yet the longer one looks, the more the […]
CES 2026 and the Age of the Holographic Companion
when CES 2026 marked a quiet but profound shift in how artificial intelligence is presented to consumers. For the first time, the most talked-about AI products were not apps, wearables, or invisible background systems. They were objects. They sat on desks, nightstands, and display counters, glowing softly and responding as if they belonged there. AI […]
A Review: Air Jordan 5 “Wolf Grey”
reimagined Some Air Jordans shout. Others speak quietly and still command attention. The Air Jordan 5 “Wolf Grey” belongs firmly in the latter category. It is a shoe that trades high-contrast color blocking for restraint, allowing silhouette, materials, and history to do the talking. In a lineage defined by fire red accents, reflective tongues, and […]
Tom Ford Figue Erotique Eau de Parfum 50ml
figure Few fragrance notes carry as much sensual symbolism as fig. It is botanical yet bodily, green yet milky, sweet without being innocent. When Tom Ford introduces Figue Erotique, the name alone signals intention: this is not fig as freshness, but fig as seduction. The fragrance positions itself within Ford’s long-standing fascination with intimacy and […]
A Review: Pole to Pole With Will Smith Observing The World From Antarctica To Arctic
Pole to Pole with Will Smith is structured around an elegant idea: travel the Earth vertically, from Antarctica to the Arctic, following the 180th meridian. Yet the geographic conceit is less about cartography than contrast. The series uses extremes of climate, culture, and environment to explore how humans adapt, endure, and redefine their relationship with […]
Marc Newson × Ressence: TYPE 3 MN
when Some watches refine tradition. Others quietly dismantle it. The Ressence TYPE 3 MN belongs firmly in the latter category—a watch that does not merely reinterpret how time is displayed, but questions why we ever accepted the old rules in the first place. The collaboration between Ressence and Marc Newson feels less like a guest […]
