Editorial: From The Basement
Credits:Photographer: @rvres.licvProduction:@ms.opiuModel: @ancaioanadinuModel: @aantonnniaModel: @mateiiiiiiiiVenue: outdoorindoor.ro
Fanny packs are still cool. Here’s how you should wear them
Fanny pack, hip pack, shoulder bag, sling bag, waist bag or the Czech “ledvinka” - this accessory has so many names. Here since the late 80’s, they reached their peak of popularity in the 90’s, after which they were replaced by other trends - until 2018, when fanny packs saw a huge resurgence in popularity. I distinctly remember people that ridiculed fanny packs and, later down the road, seemed to be inseparable with it. These days, it might seem that fanny packs were replaced by crossbody bags or utility
adidas’ and Craig Green’s latest collaborative effort
At times, it may seem like the world of sneakers is constantly bobbing back and forth purely between retro and futuristic designs. Almost as if there wasn’t a contemporary style, to put it loosely. But then, along comes someone like Craig Green, the best fashion designer in the U.K., and makes a clear statement as to what living in the present means. This is the result of the latest collaboration between adidas and Craig Green. The collection is composed of two almost identical silhouettes, the ZX 2k P
Kim Jones: the genius who wants retire streetwear
Fashion is aesthetic beauty. And fashionable clothes often go together with more fashionable clothes. But when the list of compatible pieces and styles is exhausted, all you can do is fuse different styles together. This is what genius fashion designer, Dior and Fendi department leader, and primarily artist, Kim Jones has been up to for the last 20 years. The word streetwear isn’t a part of his vocabulary, and you’ll soon find out why. FROM LONDON TO THE AMAZON AND BACK AGAIN Kim Jones has been combi
Editorial: Live Summer Passion
Credits:Concept and photography: @radek.ulehlaMUA: @monmysteriousSetdesign: @saudadeprahaModels: @kolarova_k, @mathew_ljProduction: @loco_marky
From A to Z: how to choose and wear a baseball cap the right way
When Ehrhardt Koch founded the New Era brand back in 1920, he sought to innovate the hat industry. But I think he didn’t imagine he’d be the start of a global fashion phenomenon and a must-have accessory in every wardrobe - the baseball cap. You don’t have to be a hip-hop fan, play baseball or skate to enjoy it. We all love baseball caps, no cap. It’s the most common type of hat you see on a daily basis. Boys, girls, young and old wear them, and even pets on social media. But choosing one with the right sh
adidas ZX 10,000 Schokohase a chocolate on the border of the law
“Retro shoes that evoke an Easter atmosphere all year round.” Those were adidas’s words of introduction for the ZX 10,000 Schokohase colorway. You can unpack these sneakers just like you would unpack a chocolate Easter bunny. And because we believe that the best chocolate looks as good as it tastes, we met KristyJan Chocolatiers, who created pralines tailored specifically to this silhouette. As you look through the glass counter, you can admire a selection of pralines. Meanwhile, behind another pane of
Remembering the ways Paul Van Doren changed the world
Apart from beautiful sneakers, projects and innovations, the world of sneakers also sometimes brings bad news. On May 6th, one of the pioneers of sneaker culture, and the person without whom many people’s sneaker collections would be much smaller passed away at the age of 90 years. In 1966, Paul Van Doren and his brother founded the Van Doren Rubber Company, later known and globally recognized as Vans. On the West Coast, the sixties were an era full of freedom, youthful energy and technological advancem
Dr. Martens – shoes with a voice
When I first started going to festivals, I used to wonder how people could spend all day walking around in heavy, leather boots, as I’d always wear like a pair of canvas sneakers. Well, today I’m that much wiser. The Dr. Martens 1460’s been around for sixty years, and they’re definitely not going into retirement anytime soon. At this point, I don’t need to introduce you to Dr. Martens. We wrote about them here, and also here. Durable but comfy, with a distinct look and countless collaborations under the
Vans is heading into 2030 with a vision of 100% sustainability
The clothing and footwear industry is still a huge burden for planet Earth, so big brands are implementing changes and new rules into their manufacturing processes. In a time frame of several years, these should significantly reduce the ecological footprint left behind the manufacturing processes. Every day is important in deciding Earth’s future, and even the smallest changes for the better have a compounding effect on our home planet’s health. Today, we’re going to talk about the sustainable strategy of
On Feet: the anti-hype edition
This part of the On Feet series will be a bit different. Usually, you’ll find the most anticipated releases of the week here, captured by Petr ‘Kovo’ Kováč - these sneakers are, for the most part, backed by hype. The problem is that seeing all these pairs of cool sneakers is spoiled by not being able to buy them anymore, as they’re sold out - or they just remind you of your last unsuccessful attempt at winning the raffle. So today, I’ll instead be writing about three sneakers that are readily available and
On Feet: Air Jordan 7 Flint, adidas ZX Inside Out Pack, adidas Ultraboost Primeblue
After what was probably the most striped On Feet episode yet, we’re back with the three best recent drops. Take a closer look at the highly clean AJ 7’s in the Flint colourway, the three-model pack of the adidas ZX6000 and a sustainable version of the Ultraboost 21’s. AIR JORDAN 7 FLINT Since the seventh installment in the Air Jordan series will probably never get as much hype as the 1’s or the 4’s, its hidden beauty gets more unique and exceptional. The newest colourway, titled Flint, combines white