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Casual doesn't always have to mean messy but messy doesn't always have to mean unstylish. This look proves just that.

Per both brand's overarching interest in the ominous aesthetics of the digital age, it makes sense that the collaboration between Been Trill and KTZ would produce a similarly dark piece. The two brands tapped director Ni...

Check out the latest on the Topman x Pakho Chau Brand Embassador Hong Kong store opening.

In the midst of Yankees legend Derek Jeter's final season in the pinstripes, Jordan Brand takes a long step away from the hardwood to honor one of baseball's finest with a riveting new commercial. Not merely a hero to th...

Photo: Courtesy of Brand Style Beats by Dr. Dre and Naomi Campbell dip cans in gold for Germany's World Cup team. (London Evening Standard) Give some context to what you saw at Saint Laurent with this history of the ponc...

Perennial Californian streetwear brand The Hundreds is here to present its 2014 fall lookbook. Looking back to the pre-digital revolution, The Hundreds drew its inspiration from a time in which style was directly influen...

Between working on Justin Timberlake's tour wardrobe and designing work for the BLACKBARRETT imprint label, it's a wonder that Neil Barrett has time to focus on his namesake contemporary brand. Focus, however, seems no p...

Nike celebrates Neil Armstrong's seminal moon landing - which approaches its July 20 anniversary - by creating a special rendition of its Air Max Lunar90. Dubbed the "Apollo 11," the shoe notably marks a refreshing retur...

It's easy to say that Lottie Moss is only kidding herself by trying to follow in her big sister Kate's footsteps and make a run at the whole modeling thing. How could anyone, her baby sis included, possibly live up to Ka...

An abandoned warehouse in Liverpool's Toxteth district is now home to a unique installation from artists Walter Hugo and Zoniel. Dubbed The Physical Possibility of Inspiring Imagination in the Mind of Somebody Living, th...

Back in April, Nike teamed up with Givenchy creative director Riccardo Tisci, and asked him to re-imagine iconic Air Force 1. In response, Tisci drew inspiration from his love of basketball and American culture to craft ...

Again reprising their productive relationship, Japanese streetwear stalwart XLARGE teams up with Converse for a special Japanese release. This time, the two brands considered Converse's hallmark Chevronstar CK Mid, execu...

Since initially gracing our pages, Tokyo-based contemporary label kielo; has explored the Art Deco and Abstract movements in painting, thus setting itself apart with its well-informed, inspired collections. Continuing it...

Known for its contemporary, street-savvy designs, New Zealand's Thing Thing ushers in the upcoming Fall/Winter 2014 season with its latest collection of apparel. The brand's newest designs, as expected, feature clean, ur...

Running parallel to the "000 OG Weave" pack that premiered nearly two weeks ago, adidas Originals is back with yet another ZX Flux Weave collection inspired by the brand's iconic retro sneaker, the ZX 8000. Appealing to ...

Hawaiian surf artist Heather Brown has collaborated with Vans Japan for this classic slip-on rendition, limited to only 200 pairs. Featuring Brown's original artwork, the entire upper is clad in a wave graphic in varying...

Our latest segment of Essentials takes us to the streets of Oakland, California to catch up with one of the area's budding stars, Gerald Gillum, known by most as G-Eazy. Having heavy influence on the mid-2000s 'hyphy' mo...

­­Growing up in England during the 1990's, filmmaker Wonford St. James spent many nights dancing in the field to the rhythms of a backyard-styled "free party." A music lover, James studied these English parties back to...

Drawing inspiration from shadows of the concrete jungle in STHLM, Larsson & Jennings presents the new Ltd. Edition | Umbra watch. The darkest in the brand's extensive collection, the Umbra is the successor to last season...

This look shows that layers matter and they don't just have to be about warmth. Style comes through layers evidently.

Check out the exclusive interview about how British designer, Paul Smith, made a bicycle for Mr Porter.

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