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With a common past united to Puma's history, FUTURE RIDER and STYLE RIDER bring back the personality of the first jogging sneaker of this German brand. The simple lines of the Puma Fast Rider, originally created for sports practice and then adapted to urban use, are now updated with two new silhouettes inspired by the opportunities created by the new technologies.
Read More...December11,2019
After the death of his father, Michael Jordan had abandoned basketball and with him, the universe surrounding the biggest star in the NBA had also left. When the basketball world started looking for its new star, the sports world and the entertainment industry were shaken because of a short fax: "I'm back." Jordan was back. In just 18 months, the basketball sphere had gone from trying to forget his idol to prepare for his return.
Read More...December11,2019
Is it necessary to accept that post-digital art has ownership of the representation of urban culture? Consciously or unconsciously, Mark Tennant makes us believe otherwise. And his oil paintings demonstrate it.
Read More...December10,2019
11 is the name under which the designer Boris Bidjan Saberi develops a brand focused on meeting the needs of daily life. The German-Persian designer’s already known experimental silhouettes with applications, graphic techniques and new treatments connected to his beginnings, a teenager passionate about skate, music and the mountains.
Read More...December9,2019
There are only a couple of months left for the release of Tame Impala’s newest album. Which is why there is no better moment to launch a panoramic view of this psychedelic trench in which, to this day, there are a whole ensemble of bands that are capable of upstaging Kevin Parker.
Read More...December6,2019
Sometimes, art is chock-full of good intentions but these good intentions can’t find the way of reaching their audience. This is something never happens with Fintan Magee’s work, an Australian artist specialised in murals that are (literally) bigger than life itself.
Read More...December5,2019
Nanamica is one of those Japanese brands that manage to revive classic silhouettes through collaborations that only in a few occasions approach sports brands. Their latest work with Reebok turns a historic tennis model into a science-fiction reference.
Read More...December4,2019
The relationship that exists between anime and streetwear is undeniable, especially when you take into account how well these collections that are now considered iconic performed, like Dragon Ball Z x adidas or Akira x Supreme, for example. However, what we’re not really used to seeing is anime characters donning Off White katanas, adidas Y-3 weapons, or futuristic Nike suits. And this is exactly what the Brazilian artist Vinne depicts with his illustrations of futuristic female warriors that could appear in any of Grimes’ music videos.
Read More...December3,2019
In the Los Angeles streetwear circuit, many remember the day that Jakob Deitell disappeared. One of the most active clients seemed to have been erased from the scene. Considering the number of rumours, only a few knew the real reason, a sentence for drug trafficking that would keep him in jail the following decade. After he left the Lompoc penitentiary, Deitell had many doubts and was only certain of one thing; he’d never go back.
Read More...December2,2019
Audun Alvestad’s paintings are populated by normal men. By men you who meet every single day of your life. By normal men who propose a new masculinity that has nothing to do with the male roughness of the past century… but also not the complete opposite.
Read More...November29,2019