The year was 2008 and there were now twenty-three Air Jordan models. With Michael Jordan’s on-court career now long over and the #23 Jordan model seeming like a fitting place to end the series, there was uncertainty among the sneaker community if we’d see another official game shoe for 2009. Will there be an A…
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Hot off his collaboration with Jack Ü (Diplo and Skrillex) on the summer hit “Where Are Ü Now,” Justin Bieber is back with his first single in two years. Once again collaborating with Skrillex, Bieber has been teasing “What Do You Mean” on social media, counting down with his friends and fans alike. Another electronic music crossover,…
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It’s unlikely for most of us to ever own an official PE pair of Nike LeBrons in the “St. Vincent-St. Mary’s” color scheme from LeBron James’ high school. But Nike Basketball gives us something pretty close on the LeBron 12 Low, with the shoe presented in a similar dark gr…
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Since its debut in 2007, the relatively young FACETASM has done well to garner the support of the cult fashion community. As the legend of the brand grows – Giorgio Armani selected the brand to walk at the Armani theater in June this year – so too do its ambitions. Here we find the brand addressing its past and future with a new ed…
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Puma’s Disc construction is one of the most original ways to lace up a shoe. The retro runner outfitted with the trinomic R698 midsole and outsole definitely isn’t for everyone, but if you’re bold enough then you can definitely rock the latest trio. The upper ditches the usual…
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Mega’s latest project sees his San Francisco-based streetwear label Black Scale partnering with Fool’s Gold Records for a special collaborative collection. The season carries over the two-toned gradient flannels as well as black and white graphic print sweaters, which are showcased in a sunny, skate-themed lookbook. The Fool…
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We’ve seen a lot of products and festivities from Nike for the upcoming US Open, and it looks like adidas Originals is getting in on the tennis action, as well. Today the brand tweeted out this preview of the three-shoe US Open pack, containing a new orange-accented colorway of the classic Stan Smith with tw…
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Paul Rodriguez, P-Rod to his friends, fellow professionals and sometimes his detractors, has been skateboarding professionally since 2002. After being linked closely with a variety of low-key, high-profile and near-enough iconic brands throughout his successful career, Rodriguez, in recent times at least, has begun to strike ou…
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Japan’s own Beauty & Youth has teamed up with adidas Originals for an iconic take on the adidas Superstar. The shell-toed classic has seen a resurgence thanks to being placed at the helm as adidas Originals’ retro of choice (the model is currently celebrating three decades of relevancy s…
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Founded by the creators of JOSHUA’s Magazine, SAMSON Magazine is a new publication intended to represent “a new translation of sport” and document the sporting lifestyle from a unique perspective. To commemorate the recent release of its inaugural issue — which included features on tennis star Stan Wawrinka, Ma…
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