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For over two decades, New York based artist Nate Lowman has created work that interrogates American pop culture as its central treatise. Themes of commercialism, violence, and mass media are imbued in his recurring visual motifs. Given the way the artist experiments with and returns to these motifs over the years, their symbolism also evolves with the times; a painted aerial view of a golf course in 2012 presents a somewhat different political suggestion than one in the Trumpian context we find exhibited in 2025.
OUR LEGACY will release its third collaboration with ROA as part of its sustainability-focused project through the OUR LEGACY WORK SHOP initiative The collection features ROA’s signature hybrid boot the Andreas in both black and brown.
The BIRKENSTOCK x FILSON collaboration is an exciting fusion of two iconic brands, uniting BIRKENSTOCK's renowned German craftsmanship with FILSON's rugged Adventurer heritage. This exclusive collection celebrates nature, craftsmanship, and functionality, with Filson’s roots grounded in long-lasting gear for
Fashion
VIA PIAVE 33 recently opened a one-day limited store through a designed immersive Experience presenting its Universe in Tokyo. For this special occasion the brand created a new Conceptual kit about Aromatic ritual exclusively available in Tokyo together with a selection of garments and objects. VIAPIAVE33 is an Italian
Our latest editorial titled DISOBEDIENCE consists of items selected from London based vintage store Unknown Archive. Featuring archival items from designers such as Maison Margiela, Yohji Yamamoto, Comme des Garcons and the like this makes for a bold yet refined editorial.
s.k. manor hill has launched its Autumn/Winter 24 Collection (Vol. XVIII), comprised of classic silhouettes seamlessly meshing inspiration from vintage utilitarian workwear, formal wear, and sportswear. The new
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TIMOTHY GONZALEZ, more commonly known as JIMOTHY LACOSTE, was just 16 when he burst onto the scene. His comedic DIY music videos and melodic raps over catchy lo-fi beats were an instant viral hit. Internet fame came thick and fast (maybe a little too fast?) with a record deal and collaborations with the likes of Mike Skinner.
For issue 29 of THE NEW ORDER we commissioned Berlin based creative studio Haw-lin Services to reinterpret some of Japanese scent makers retaW iconic product. The outcome is nothing short of remarkable.
Shiny female robots with their voluptuous curves exposed, striking provocative poses. The Sexy Robot series, born of the technological innovation of late 1970s Tokyo, is the product of an extreme pursuit of taboo and
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