After more than a decade, Boris Bidjan Saberi and Reebok have joined forces once again, reviving their partnership that initially produced the Instapump Fury in collaboration with 24 Kilates. Now, they are bringing us two refreshed versions of this legendary design.
Similarly, the runway was strewn with “Markgong News” articles, containing sensational stories such as “Ex-GONG GIRL Luna…Reduced to her Undergarments,” alluding to the designer’s target audience. As models walked over yesterday’s headlines, the scene evoked memories of the Mean Girl’s infamous burn book and Perez Hilton’s peak popularity, encompassing everything from that era and beyond.
13 Months of Sunshine is set to land almost everywhere on Friday, May 16. This eagerly anticipated album will arrive just under two years after the rapper’s collaboration with KAYTRANADA, titled KAYTRAMINÉ, and approximately four years since his last solo studio project, TWOPOINTFIVE, which was released in November of 2021.
The collaboration is scheduled for Labor Day weekend, from August 29 to August 31. It will make use of Sphere’s advanced technology to create a musical and storytelling experience. Participants will be immersed in a unique reality as they enjoy “music, love, magic, and unity,” with a setting that combines the magical themes of Tomorrowland and the visions of Insomniac’s Beyond Wonderland, Escape Halloween, and Electric Daisy Carnival.
For the event taking place on June 18th, the brand is set to showcase an Italy-inspired Spring/Summer 2026 collection. Homme Plissé will join the list of distinguished designers who have previously appeared at Pitti Uomo as a guest designer, including Marine Serre, S.S. Daley, ERL’s Eli Russell Linnetz, Grace Wales Bonner, Magliano, JW Anderson, Craig Green, MM6 Maison Margiela, and numerous others.
The exhibition is jointly organized by M+ and MnPP and forms part of the French May Arts Festival 2025. It receives support from The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust. This will be the first significant Picasso exhibition in Hong Kong for more than a decade, showcasing an exceptional partnership between the acclaimed European artist and contemporary Asian artists. By blending their artistic heritages, it encourages a richer appreciation of cultural and historical impacts on art.
This assortment centers around “The Phantom Menace,” “Attack of the Clones,” and “Revenge of the Sith,” showcasing its memorable moments and cherished figures. The range includes designs featuring Yoda and a young Anakin Skywalker alongside his adversary Sebulba, portraits of Queen Padmé Amidala (played by Natalie Portman), depictions of Anakin’s transformation into Darth Vader, and images of C-3PO with R2-D2. Additionally, a hooded shirt emblazoned with horns reminiscent of Darth Maul is available, along with apparel adorned with graphics inspired by this formidable character.
After the debut of Nigel Sylvester’s “Driveway Grey”, Jordan Brand draws inspiration from the BMX rider’s design and introduces an alternate version, dubbed the Air Jordan 4 RM “Driveway Black”. This latest release showcases a traditional black, red, and white color scheme. The upper is made of plush suede, combined with breathable mesh and robust TPU overlays for durability. The luxurious look is enhanced by red accents that highlight key details such as the Jumpman logo on the tongue, creating a striking contrast against the dark upper. Completing the design is a pristine white midsole. Keep an eye out for this pair arriving in the spring.
The main feature of this exhibition is “Azimuth,” a vast array of vibrant mirrors modeled after ancient methods of measuring the heavens. Functioning as a cosmic mirror, it positions viewers at its center. As Kahn describes, it symbolizes our urge to gauge ourselves against the universe’s depths, with radiating rings of color showcasing an endless dance between viewpoint and understanding.
At the core lies a 5.2L twin-turbocharged V12 engine that generates an impressive 823 horsepower and 737 pound-feet of torque. This powerhouse propels it from 0 to 62 mph in just 3.4 seconds, with a top speed of 214 mph. Remarkably, despite its open-top structure, Aston Martin’s engineers didn’t compromise on the vehicle’s structural strength or driving performance. They achieved this by incorporating a new bonded aluminum chassis and strategic reinforcements.