Nike Air Max 95 OG “Michigan” Pays Homage to the University of Michigan

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In anticipation of Air Max Day, Nike unveiled a future version of the Nike Air Max 95 OG, inspired by the University of Michigan Wolverines and their colors. This shoe model will be available in “Obsidian/Varsity Maize”. The upper material is a deep obsidian mesh with matching leather overlays. Varsity maize stitching stands out against the rest of the shoe, appearing on the heel, tongue branding, and other details. Additional yellow accents enhance the Air Bubble outsole to maintain the theme’s authenticity. The sole is adorned with a black outsole that complements the Michigan school colors. Emulating the school spirit, this pair is scheduled for release this summer.

MYSTEPHENM Reimagines the Cybercore Aesthetic With VOL 2.0 “Petrichor”

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The title of our latest release hints at it, but let me explain: we’ve been inspired by petrichor – the unique aroma that rises when rain hits dry earth. You can see and feel this inspiration running throughout our collection and campaign imagery. We aim to capture the very atmosphere of this intriguing natural occurrence in a creative way.

Digimon Alysion Announced

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The trailer is exclusively in Japanese right now, and based on the visuals presented, it appears to offer both Player versus Environment (PvE) campaigns and Player versus Player matches. However, it might not be an exact replica of the card game simulator from the physical version as some competitive players might expect. Instead, it could provide a more streamlined experience similar to Pokémon Trading Card Game Online, which has proven to be very popular so far.

Supper Club Returns to Hong Kong for Art Week

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One of the highlights in the lineup is Katerina Lukina’s solo performance titled “Let His Eyes Open Like a Frog’s“. Presented by THE SHOPHOUSE, this performance will exhibit Lukina’s investigation into vision, transformation, and mythology through her diverse artistic methods. In addition to Lukina’s work, special projects from Shuo Phoebe Li, an artist based in LA and Shenzen, and Tung Wing Hong, a visual artist, fabricator, and mechanical designer based in Hong Kong, will also be displayed.