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Since it was conceived, the game of polo has developed a royal association. The upper echelons of society congregated around the sport, cementing its nickname as the “sport of Kings.” Given it’s elitist association, one may not immediately assume that equestrian activities are incredibly effective tools used to inspire, educate, and motivate financially need-based youth. Work to Ride is a non-profit […]
Alex Orso gets in ahead of Summer with a brand campaign that showcases their standout jewellery pieces in a new light. Subtle yet highly effective design is what sets the jewellery options available at Alex Orso apart from the rest of the market, with unique shapes developed with precision and high-quality. For their Spring/Summer campaign […]
Wood Wood showcases the latest apparel, footwear, and accessory lines available at their stores in their Spring 2019 editorial. Things are heating up as we stride through Spring, and with the brighter skies comes Wood Wood, with heavy doses of style and substance in hand as they highlight their latest in-store and online product ranges. […]
Rose In Good Faith embraces the high-energy of moshpits to deliver a grungy 22-piece collection. For those looking to revel in the extravagance of the 2000s, you need to look no further than Rose In Good Faith. Having brought about a successful revival of Ed Hardy with their Nubian-exclusive collaboration, the brand is back with […]
Artist Joshua Vides gained a following in 2018 for the Nike Air Force 1s he hand painted with thick, black strokes that made the shoes look cartoonish. They became an immediate hit—LeBron James wore a pair last April. Vides parlayed that aesthetic into something bigger with exhibitions, pieces of art, and experiential spaces he created […]
Following his appointment to the helm of Gucci in 2015, Alessandro Michele spearheaded the most effective brand revival of the past decade. Gucci’s collections had become predictable and prosaic under Michele’s predecessor Frida Giannini, who lead the brand’s creative for eight years. Thus when Michele took the reins, he realized his curated maximalist vision, pulling a hybrid of references […]
Over the years, Ralph Lauren has used its signature polo to support everything from breast cancer research to LGBT rights to funding for global disaster relief. The American brand continues its philanthropic efforts today with the release of its Earth Polo, a sustainable version of its most iconic design. The piece is made entirely of recycle water bottles that were collected from low-income […]
Though a decision in the FUCT Supreme Court case has not been reached, a recent hearing produced an assortment of noteworthy moments, the bulk of which revolve around a bunch of people who are presumably totally unfamiliar with the label attempting to tiptoe around its name. Monday, Supreme Court justices discussed FUCT founder Erik Brunetti‘s […]
The Kardashian/Jenners are no strangers to appropriation accusations. The world’s most famous family has been at the epicenter of fashion and pop culture for years, and their heightened visibility has prompted many critics to point out when they’re drawing inspiration from other celebrities, or when they’re lifting elements from other cultures and branding them as their own. […]
Kerby Jean Raymond lost his mother at age 7. The designer behind the men’s and women’s line Pyer Moss hasn’t made this a secret—his Haitian father’s life as an immigrant and single dad informed his fall 2017 show—but it wasn’t the story he intended to tell when working on the campaign for Collection 2, his strongest […]
