The spring/summer 2015 collection from the creative duo behind Maison Kitsuné is all about 'Effortless French'. The collection is based on the idea of French women’s ability to choose and balance well-made clothes resulting in a thoughtful and personalised ensemble. The campaign features Japanese model Kiko Mizuhara.

Since Creative Director for Céline Phoebe Philo came into the position in 2008, the French fashion house has been the go-to brand for ultimate understated cool pieces. For their spring/summer 2015 campaign they have cemented that fact by featuring prolific writer Joan Didion as their model. Joan Didion started her career as a writer for Vogue in the early 60s and has since been widely recognized for her work which includes novels and investigative journalism. The 80-year old pioneer in writing was photographed by Juergen Teller dressed in her signature look; oversized black sunglasses and a black turtleneck. The Céline spring/summer 2015 collection of sunglasses is now available HERE.

Titled "Contemporary Still Life", the spring/summer 2015 collection from Azumi and David offers a selection of digitally printed everyday objects on luxurious materials such as silk. The inspiration for the collection came from the domestic beauty of the 16th and 17th century Dutch still life oil paintings. Azumi and David has linked past and contemporary life by creating a collection of silk dresses, scarves and bags with clear references to everyday items from back then combined with modern items. The prints mixes things like fruit, and flowers with takeaway coffee cups and smart phones. The combination of the old with the new in the prints, brings a sense of nostalgia while still looking forward and seeing how the world has evolved. All of this has resulted in a witty, innovative and aesthetically beautiful collection.

Bruce Davidson’s Subway was first published in 1986 and was received with critical acclaim both as a document of a unique moment in the cultural fabric of New York City, and for its phenomenal use of extremes of color and shadow set against flash-lit skin. Bruce Davidson (born in Oak Park, Illinois, 1933) is among America’s most influential documentary photographers. In this third edition, a sequence of 118 images (twenty-five never-before-published) move the viewer through a landscape at times menacing, at others lyrical, soulful, and satiric. Davidson’s text tells the story behind the images, detailing his obsession with the subway, its rhythms, and its particular madness. Get the book HERE

Friday January 30th at 5pm we have an in-store meet n’ greet with the design duo behind Art Comes First, Sam Lambert and Shaka Maidoh. As experts in styling, photography, design and creative direction, their projects have included capsule collections, collaborations with major fashion brands and exhibitions at trade shows. This coming Friday they will be at Storm talking about their latest projects as well as showcasing pieces from their new collection.

Eytys 48 hours in Kyiv by Sasha Kurmaz. Photographer and visual artist Sasha Kurmaz was born in Kiev in 1986, right after the notorious Chernobyl disaster. Although starting his artistic path as a graffiti artist, Kurmaz describes his work as ”photographic” regardless the medium; installations, paintings, video or producing photo zines. For Eytys SS’15 collection Kurmaz created this photo zine and patterns echoing slogans from the current Ukranian turmoil, urging pro- democracy and calling for civil rights. The patterns are seen on the Eytys Spring/Summer 2015 collection of printed sneakers, packaging and installations. The book launches Friday January 30th.

Storm has joined forces with sports brand Brandblack to launch the Brandblack x Storm sneaker pack. With a focus on image and performance, Brandblack combine the aesthetic sensibility of high fashion with the most advanced technology in the industry, to provide today’s athletes with the most innovative products in the world.

The founder of Fear of God will be at Storm this Thursday at 4pm to talk about his latest collection. We will also be launching some exclusive Fear of God bomber jackets from the Third Collection!

OFF-WHITE c/o VIRGIL ABLOH SS15 entitled "Moving Still" main premise is freezing a sense of motion. Inspired by the repetitive and rambunctious nature of waves Virgil Abloh aimed to capture that energy and abstracting into the clothing of the season in numerous ways.The play on words itself too provide and oxymoron juxtaposition that prevailed in emotion for the garments. Have a closer look at Virgil Abloh's collection here

This collection is a mood board for Raf Simons’ personal history. Many pieces feature collages of images made by his parents and friends, giving the viewer a climbs into the designer’s past.

The spring 2015 mens collection from Julien David is now available at Storm. The latest collection from the Paris-born Tokyo-based designer was inspired by the chic surfers. By presenting understated formalwear such as blazers, shirts and bow ties combined with board shorts, t-shirts and baseball caps, the designer brings a casual grunge twist to the classic wardrobe staples in a refreshing way. All pieces are made in high quality, textured materials featuring eye-catching prints.

With inspiration drawn from various party themes, the 2015 resort collection from Paris-born Tokyo-based designer Julien David, is a celebration of party clichés. It showcases a variety of designs created with a vibrant color-palette, eye-catching prints, all produced with high quality materials. Pieces from this fun and innovative collection is a modern and fresh addition to any wardrobe.

"Fear of God” is a way of life, a philosophy, that goes beyond religious expression. The collection, born in the streets of Los Angeles connects the masses through a street-wear mentality. All garments are sourced and constructed in downtown LA. The 3rd Collection expands their selection of perfect basics to tailored coats and fascinating details. The collection drops after Christmas!

To celebrate their 10th anniversary, PUMA has joined forces with LimitEDitions to re-launch the Blaze of Glory sneaker. The Blaze of Glory sneaker has been a PUMA classic since the 90s, utilizing PUMA’s Trinomic technology and a one piece upper to create a futuristic silhouette that has stood the test of time. This archive running staple has been elevated through Limited Editions’ imaginative approach, exceptional use of materials and premium finishing. With inspiration drawn from the Castanyada festival, the All Saint’s Pack features two culinary inspired colourways. The chestnut and panellets Blaze Of Glory feature rich leathers, whilst premium mesh, colour pop lacing systems and a white midsole hint at the shoes performance heritage. Patterned inner lining featuring chestnuts and panellets add detailing whilst referencing the packs inspiration.

The skateboarding culture came to Denmark in the mid 1970s and has over the years gained a loyal following and become a respected subculture and community. This book tells the never before documented story of the highs and lows this subculture has experienced through the years. The books creators, Rasmus Folehave Hansen, Henrik Edelbo, Jacob Haagen Birch and Jon Nordstrøm, have collected snapshots, articles and interviews of this journey finally creating a book, which shows a beautiful cultural study exploring the aesthetics of this adventurous urban sport.