Last week, Marni unveiled its Fall/Winter 2025 “The Pink Sun” collection, and now they’re back with more news! Introducing their initial collaboration with HOKA. Together, they’ve reimagined the Bondi B3LS shoe that was launched a year ago.
For the fifth release of its Spring 2025 season, Palace introduces a lineup of graphic tees showcasing their timeless tri-fig logo. Maintaining an air of fun and youthfulness, the upcoming collection transports us into a captivating magical realm. Magic hats are the stage for conjuring adorable bunnies on both t-shirts and cable knits. The theme is further enriched with fairy motifs, adding a touch of whimsy to the collection. This drop brings a fantasy feel to everyday essentials, as the graphic design graces not only t-shirts, but also adorns bomber jackets in black and olive.
Beyond the eagerly anticipated “Windowlicker” t-shirt I’ve been excited about, this collection features an array of quirky items that blend Aphex Twin’s iconic album artwork and Chris Cunningham’s music video artistry. (I can hardly wait to add these unique pieces to my collection!)
In a Phoenix Suns game, Kevin Durant donned the Nike KD 18 “Air Bakin”. Later this spring, these shoes, featuring a daring red and black design inspired by the “Air Bakin’s” signature look, will be released by Nike and Durant. The shoe boasts a breathable mesh construction and eye-catching wavy side panels. For a modern twist, Durant’s branding is placed on the tongue of the retro-styled shoe. Although it was initially controversial when first unveiled, the “Air Bakin” remains one of the Swoosh’s more popular models. The last time this model was reissued was in 2014, and in 2023, Supreme gave it a fresh take with unique features. Keep an eye out for the Nike KD 18 “Air Bakin” hitting stores in May.
This month marks the debut of the seventh season of “Formula 1: Drive To Survive,” a year after its sixth season ended. Additionally, streaming services will feature “The Electric State” starring Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt, new episodes of “SAKAMOTO DAYS,” and popular titles like “Inception,” “Sixteen Candles,” the live-action “Scooby-Doo” and “Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed.” On the other hand, March will be the last chance for subscribers to watch Park Chan-wook’s award-winning films such as “Oldboy,” “Mad Max: Fury Road,” and “Godzilla vs. Kong” before they are removed.
Once again, CLOT and adidas join forces, reinventing the traditional street shoe design with a modern, sleek look.
As a devoted fan, I’m thrilled to share that “Infinity Castle,” a significant part of Koyoharu Gotouge’s original manga series, kick-starts the first half of the grand “Final Battle Arc.” Though specific details about how much the upcoming film will cover from this arc remain unclear, producers have excitingly announced that “Infinity Castle” will unfold across a thrilling three-part movie saga.
Images showing the Nike SB Dunk Low Pro B in a “Cinnamon” colorway have been posted online by @sbheadsbe. The pictures suggest that this could be a prototype, as they depict a skate-friendly design with upper parts made of suede and featuring mesh details at the heel and padded tongue. The branding is visible on the swoosh logo on the suede panel, the tongue tag, the stamped Nike logo on the heel, and the insoles, which also confirm the use of Zoom Air technology. The sneaker sits on a brown midsole and Gum outsole for enhanced grip. Lastly, the laces are brown, tying the entire design together for a harmonious look.
By blending a retro-futuristic style with a contemporary touch, ASICS has redesigned the GEL-NIMBUS 10.1, drawing inspiration from its archival counterpart, the GEL-Nimbus 10. The GLK14 sole is added for enhanced performance, yet it maintains the original’s iconic, tech-oriented design with a thick and chunky appearance. The model keeps the striated panelling of the original version, creating a harmonious blend of nostalgia and modern allure.
The 695-square-meter space aims to blend art, culture, fashion, and design by showcasing a visually captivating golden exterior made from 35,000 handcrafted and enameled ceramic tiles. These intricately designed pieces create an ever-changing play of light due to their reflective nature, adding a dynamic element to the building’s appearance. The minimalist yet textured space encapsulates LOEWE’s unique combination of modern aesthetics and traditional craftsmanship.