Kiko Kostadinov Invokes the Evolution of Online Gaming for FW22

Before Kanye West‘s YEEZY and his various endeavors with Balenciaga, GAP, adidas, and Nike was Pastelle, a streetwear brand that never really came to fruition. Anything that did release through a rudimentary website was available in incredibly limited numbers to a near non-existent level, while most of what was or is available today is a sample. Pastelle pieces are considered grails among the streetwear and wider fashion community, let alone for any self-confessed Kanye fan. Now, arguably the most iconic piece from Pastelle has come up for sale courtesy of the famed consigner Justin Reed, who’s currently in possession of the Pastelle varsity jacket.

Part of ‘s ethos is to drive culture forward through sports, and that is evident within many of its various product initiatives both on the apparel and footwear side. For the latter, its lifestyle category is welcoming in a Nike Dunk High “World Champions” iteration that comes designed with a victory-inspired look.

For this year’s annual “Grey Day” celebrations, New Balance pays tribute to the signature colorway the brand is known for through a trio of tonal heritage models. The upcoming “Grey Day” pack includes the 327, 57/40, and XC-72 silhouettes which are introduced under the campaign moniker “Worn by anyone,” highlighting the versatility and forward-thinking nature of the sneakers.

FRANCHISE has quietly been perfecting its game. Having started as a print publication, the platform has evolved in recent years to include clothing, creative direction for the NBA, along with a future gallery in the works. To celebrate its Spring/Summer ‘22 collection, the magazine has ventured to Japan to unveil a curated selection of goods.

Palace is set to continue its ongoing adidas collaboration for Spring/Summer 2022 with the launch of a new nature-inspired collection. The outdoors-themed collection encompasses a range of apparel and accessories, all of which are designed for heading out into nature. The collection — which encompasses outerwear, trousers, shorts, T-shirts and...

In a decade filled with iconic sneakers, the Reebok Question holds its own amongst the greats. As Allen Iverson’s signature shoe, the storytelling is plentiful — from postering Marcus Camby to crossing over the great Michael Jordan — AI may have come into the league with questions, but he left it a Hall of Famer.

A new solo exhibition at Over the Influence Bangkok. It’s hard to not have a reaction when viewing the work of Devin Troy Strother. Whether a laugh, scorn or everything in between, the Los Angeles-based artist has built an interesting aesthetic that is arguably just as much about contemplation as it is in provocation.

Catch ‘Software’ as its on view at The Hole NYC. The Hole NYC always brings a tasteful interior to each exhibition and the latest solo show by Vickie Vainionpää is no different. In Software, the Montreal-based artist invites you to immerse yourself in organic shapes that fold and twist to create hyper-real forms reminiscent of microorganisms, intestinal tangles and perhaps even a desktop screensaver.

SNEEZE Magazine is a publication unlike many others, opting to be a beacon of information and an authentic guide to modern street culture based on skateboarding and other subcultures, and doing so with an abundance of glossy, picture-heavy poster-sized pages. Its approach eschews words for unpretentious vibes, and its ongoing collaboration with Reebok continues this attitude. Now, following on from its Reebok Club C collaboration from 2020 — which saw all the sale proceeds be donated to #BlackLivesMatter — the magazine has teamed up with the footwear giant again, this time releasing two LT Court colorways.

Tinker Hatfield is cemented into Nike’s legacy as one of the brand’s most accomplished designers. His portfolio consists of iconic Jordan Brand and. silhouettes, and this year he’s expanding his range with a brand new Sportswear model: the Nike Zoom Court Dragon. The new model pulls inspiration from basketball and tennis models and it has just been revealed in a colorful new makeup with adventurously-styled Swooshes.

For the first time since its debut in 2011, Teenage Engineering has now revamped the iconic OP-1 synthesizer with a series of welcome upgrades. Now with more than a decade of experience and technology under its belt, the Swedish electronics company has reimagined the model, giving the handy device a new name: the OP-1 Field synthesizer. While it retains its mobility with a small form factor, the synthesizer receives an even thinner and slimmer profile along with better, louder speakers. In fact, the team managed to give the OP-1 Field a whopping 100 new features, including Bluetooth midi, stereo throughout its whole signal chain, reworked graphics on its high-resolution glass display, a bumped-up 24-hour battery life, and even FM broadcasting.

Following on from its just-seen nature-orientated adidas Originals collaboration, Palace is back to its regular scheduling with its third Summer 2022 drop. While last week’s release honed in on matching terry toweling sets, the Duck and Bull knit, and sweat co-ords, week three puts the focus on a more summer-centric look, bolstered by T-shirts, caps, and denim.

Bottega Veneta is back with another round of webbing bags, following on from its woven Cassette in “Parakeet” with a reversed colorway iteration and a complementing backpack. Starting with the Cassette, we find the house’s signature intreccio reverse logo webbing weave in black sporting “Parakeet” green branding embroidered...

Takashi Murakami and Yuta Hosokawa‘s have announced a limited-edition batch of vintage jeans combining the artist’s iconic smiling flower and skull graphics with the Japanese label’s expertise in handcrafted products and upcycled materials. The jeans arrive in a light wash with a unique frayed finish and original...

Selena Gomez‘s appreciation for cooking — catapulted into the light by the HBO series Selena + Chef which was created during the pandemic — has now reached new heights. Partnering with Our Place, the songstress has released a complete kitchen cookware collection. Comprised of the Always Pan, Perfect Pot, Knife Trio, drinking glasses, and plates, each item is available in two of Selena Gomez’s favorite colors — Rosa and Azul.

Following its initial reveal alongside sacai’s Pre-Fall Women’s and Fall/Winter 2022 Men’s collections, we now get another look at the highly-anticipated sacai x. Cortez. Releasing as part of the 50th-anniversary celebrations for the Cortez, Chitose Abe‘s sacai opts to maintain the color blocking found on Nike co-founder Bill Bowerman‘s original design from 1972 while introducing its signature double-stacked design elements.

Following the highly anticipated release of the , Nike returns to the Air Presto silhouette with a new “Shoe Shop” colorway. The upcoming pairs arrive in a mix of “Black,” “Team Orange,” “Dusty Sage,” and “Racer Blue” featuring two-tone mesh uppers with split matte grey and blue semi-translucent side cages. A carbon fiber-like mudguard is featured on the toe as one of the sneaker’s automotive-inspired details, and reflective accents are incorporated into the toebox stitching, rounded laces, and heel pull tabs.

Japanese independent watchmaker Naoya Hida & Co. has revealed five new watches for 2022, including an exclusive limited edition for retailer, The Armoury. The NH Type 2C-1 “Lettercutter” – based on the brand’s 37mm stainless steel NH Type 2C – has been created in collaboration with The Armoury co-founder Mark Cho, who selected the distinctive “Lettercutter” typeface for its Arabic numeral hour markers. The engraved numerals are then infilled with dark blue lacquer, setting it apart from other NH Type 2C’s which use black lacquer.

First seen in May 2021, then again in August before another teaser came ahead of its September 2021 release, the. YEEZY SLIDE “Glow Green” is now set for another, much wider release. Kanye West‘s partnership with adidas has proffered silhouettes for all, and its YEEZY SLIDE is undoubtedly...

Following the release of immortal Orchid Plants and Succulents, LEGO Creator now unveils a new 2-in-1 Optimus Prime figure which transforms into a red and blue Freightliner FL86-based truck as seen in the original ’80s series. As mentioned in a previous leak, the upcoming 1508-piece set stands 13.5 inches tall in robot mode with 19 points of articulation.