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Guinness and JW Anderson are back at it again following up their first collaboration from 2024. The latest instalment consists of 17 pieces and builds on the rich stories of craft and heritage that permeate both entities paying homage to the traditional Irish pub, a place of comfort and warmth where people gather and chat.
Undercover’s Jun Takahashi has applied himself to the classic Baracuta G4 jacket with a typically refined approach defined by elements aligned with his punk background that is at the core of the Japanese label.
OUR LEGACY WORK SHOP, the sustainability-focused project by OUR LEGACY, and ROA announce their fourth collaboration—the largest to date—at a pivotal moment for both brands.
Fashion
Vans have enlisted a really strong group of talent to spotlight the most classic and iconic silhouette from the skatebrands long list of iconic shoes. Travis Barker, SZA, Franz Lyons, Hayley Williams, T-Funk and Lizzie Armanto
Like a single-take film following a Parisian woman through her day, Nicolas Di Felice proposes a wardrobe wearable from morning to night. The silhouettes unfold within a cityscape imagined by Rémy Brière, the
This latest project from HAVEN began with a shared appreciation for process and material. Having long admired Benjamin Fenton’s work, we approached it through a mutual interest in craft and experimentation.
Culture
Introducing Q26 — a duo reshaping the emotional architecture of underground electronic music.Something unique has quietly been forming in Brisbane. Q26 emerge as a forward-leaning electronic partnership crafting sound for the in-between hours — where night culture dissolves into daylight and intimacy meets impact.Built on the philosophy of “warehouse for the afternoon,” Q26 blur the boundaries between breakbeat
PARCEL is pleased to present IJMIA THING, a duo exhibition by Leomi Sadler and Russell Maurice. This exhibition offers an exploration into the primal force inherent within animation.
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.
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