K1X’ unique street basketball DNA is alienatedly showcased in traditional Lee denim jackets. Borders of art, street and denim blur alongside Richie’s art pieces. The project is a perfect example of art x street fashion. The exploratory and improvisational approach to making art we find in Richie Culver’s growing oeuvre can be seen as an outcome of the tensions between binary cultural and social opposites — provincial vs. cosmopolitan; cash-strapped vs. affluent; art museum highs vs. street-cultural lows. In what seems an examination of ones experience and inner self, the material outcome of this attitude to creativity can take any one of a range of forms, from gritty documentary photography (much of it made during a period working on a trailer park) to urban bricolage, from primitively executed drawings and paintings through to video. Highly style conscious and yet pragmatic, there is a kind of punk aesthetic at work in Culver’s approach both to art-making and to exhibiting. Richie Culvers work embodies a level of honesty and vulnerability and he has what a lot of young artists today strive for – the artist lifestyle.

From Samuel L. Jackson to Eminem - Kangol is perhaps the most notable headwear brand in the world.

Founded in the 1920s by World War I veteran Jacques Spreiregen, Kangol produced hats for workers, golfers, and especially soldiers. During and after the war, Kangol berets were the height of fashion.

In the 1960s, designers Mary Quant and Pierre Cardin worked with the company, whose products graced the heads of the rich and famous, including the Beatles and Arnold Palmer, and later Diana, Princess of Wales.

In the 1980s Kangol berets entered a new phase of fashion history with their adoption by members of the hip-hopcommunity, such as Grandmaster Flash, Run-DMC, LL Cool J, Slick Rick, Kangol Kid of UTFO, and The Notorious B.I.G.

Kanye West and the photographer Jackie Nickerson have teamed up and created a zine titled ‘Season’ featuring the Yeezy Season One collection. The 53-page lookbook features models showcasing the collection including Ian Connor and Kanye West himself. ‘Season’ gives you a feel and a closer look of the highly anticipated adidas collection as it features several up-close images of the collection.

L'Art de l'Automobile GT Prototype Championship' capsule collection

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Arthur Kar and his team of rare collectors at l'Art de l'Automobile are coming back for an exclusive drop, paying hommage to Group C prototype racecars such as the Jaguar XJR-14. Air Freshener included in the drop!

Automobiles have always been a major part of our society. Everyone has a story they'd like to tell, a trip, a car, a detail, a smell, a roadside billboard, a particular gas station or even a breakdown...Yet no one has transcribed these memories and experiences into an aesthetic out of the car industry.

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This is precisely what Arthur KAR and his creative team are doing at KAR. Combining their strong knowledge and understanding of the arts & fashion, and the reknowned yet secretive world of L'art De L'automobile, to create fundamental and conceptual garments.

Finding balance between high-end tailoring and design, the influence of street culture, and environment too often reserved to car aficionados, such is the ambition of KAR.

"Staring into the depths of a Finnish sky at night is a calming experience Karhu captures in this special release of two Aria colour ways. In winter, darkness comes early casting muted hues of blue and green high above, while the horizon glows of yellow and orange as the sun drops behind treelines. The Aria “Night Sky” Pack represents an appreciation for quiet hours, dropping temperatures and the tranquil moments of being outdoors after dark."

RELEASING DECEMBER 7

Going into fall, a season that brings colder weather conditions, Karhu wants to evoke feelings of warmth, comfort, calmness and relaxation.

This Karhu Fusion 2.0 in Lily White and Grey Violet from the “Colour Of Mood” pack is a project that came full circle in collaboration with talented photographer Justine Leenarts and stylist Lisa Anne Stuyfzand. They carefully picked apparel pieces complementing the colour palette of the shoes.

Just released online and in store!

Summer is slowly slipping away and September, the start of fall, is just around the corner. The weather conditions are slowly changing and it is necessary to switch to footwear that matches the season.

To make our life’s easier, Karhu, a Finnish sports brand, is releasing the ‘’Fall’’ sneakers - Fushion 2.0 in a mix of suede, leather and sturdy mesh. A warm colour palette is used in a mix with creamy, lilly white and jet black athletic colours.

The shoe is now available online and in store.

NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE AND IN-STORE!

Karhu introduces its new collection inspired by midnight summer colours.

The colours of the shoes are inspired by Finland’s twilight hours: glimmering orange, starry white and grey, set against a landscape of calm blue lakes with tree lined horizons.

The material selection in the collection features soft suede panels and air mesh for ventilation. The Fusion 2.0 and Aria receive a gum sole to complete the summer look.

Explore summer at midnight in a new pair of shoes! The “Land of the Midnight Sun” pack will be available on Friday, May 17th.

Finnish sneaker brand with a rich history dating back to 1916 is coming to Storm with the newest model called Legacy 96 "OG". The shoe features leather and mesh upper in the combination of snow white with purple detailing. On both sides is embroidered typical M-symbol, which is derived from the word “Mestari" and means “champion” in Finnish. Each pair comes with its own matching dustbag.

New Book "KATE". Created by Kate Moss herself, in collaboration with creative director Fabien Baron, Jess Hallett, and Jefferson Hack, this book is a highly personal retrospective of Kate Moss’s career, tracing her evolution from “new girl with potential” to one of the most iconic models of all time.

“Though Keith Haring died only two years after I started making street art, his art and practice had already made a profound impact on me. At art college and on the streets of NYC in the late 80’s and early 90’s, Keith’s radiant baby and other images could be seen on the tees of all the flyest hipsters. Keith Haring was a prolific artist with a distinct style of drawing and painting that was simultaneously refined, but primitive, deliberate but lyrical and energetic. Haring believed “the public has a right to art” and this philosophy informed his populist approach to spreading his art and messages. He pursued his art with a deeply personal vision, but also as a champion of social justice and a belief in the interconnectedness of humanity. Haring demonstrated the power of art on the streets, but he also put his art on t-shirts and record covers. He even opened a retail space in NYC called The Pop Shop. Eventually Haring’s artwork became widely respected, displayed, and sold as “fine art”. Haring rose from the 80’s NYC graffiti scene to not only affect the art world, but to dramatically impact pop culture. Inspired by Keith Haring’s achievements, I pursued my art career with the optimism that my goals could be attained.” Shepard Fairey. The collection is now available at Storm