Style & Fashion
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Since 2003, Nike has worked with the Oregon Health & Science University’s Doernbecher Children’s Hospital to hold an annual event called the Doernbecher Freestyle, and the project has raised more than $29 million for research and funding over the past seventeen years. Each year, select young patients at the hospital will partner with Nike designers […]
Kanye West's latest ugly sneaker, the YEEZY 450, sold out in under a minute.
It's been a year since the tragic death of Pop Smoke, but the woo is still going strong.
Missed out on the first colorway of J.Cole's signature sneaker, the RS-Dreamer? PUMA and Dreamville are giving you another chance to get a pair and the opportunity to win a VIP experience.
His accomplishments are listed on the outsole.
New merch from The Boy.
While gender-subverting fashion has been around for decades, that did not stop Styles’ Vogue cover from gathering plenty of media attention, both positive and negative. Candace Owens came under fire for replying to Vogue’s tweet promoting the cover and stating, “There is no society that can survive without strong men…the steady feminization of our men at the same time that Marxism is being taught to our children is not a coincidence. It is an outright attack. Bring back manly men.” Yikes.
The return of the Supreme Nike Dunk is officially upon us. In the early aughts, when Nike‘s SB program was at its most high, the collaborations were occurring left and right. Many of those pairs are still sought after, and few have even returned. The next to get dusted off is the lauded Supreme Nike’s […]
Buying sneakers has become an exercise in futility, and it's not just because of how bad the Nike SNKRS app is. There is a much bigger culprit.
Long before Hypebeast. Long before long queues in front of the Supreme store. oLong before stunting on the gram. Definitely way before it was seen in Vogue and on the runways in Milan, Paris and New York. Streetwear has always been a thing. And while the credit hasn’t always been paid to the Black creators, designers and stylists, Black people have always been a part of its past, present and the future.
The Champion x Muhammad Ali limited collection draws its inspiration from the late boxer using the six core principles that he lived by confidence, conviction, dedication, giving, respect, and spirituality.