One Louis Vuitton deal. Two Skater of the Year titles. Three brands. @tyshawn is built for the throne 👑
Read our Spring/Summer cover story from Hypebeast Magazine: The Architects Issue. Available now for pre-order on @hbx .
Author: Christian N. Kerr @cnkerr
Photographer: Nayquan Shuler @nateshuls
Stylist: Talia Restrepo @taliarestrepo
Set Design: Chancey Bridges @chanceybridges
Groomer: Earl Figueroa
Photo Assistants: Brandon Abreu @__brandobrando , John Manuel Gomez @johnmanuelgomez
Producer: Lara Miloslavsky @lararani
Production Coordinator: Bryan Leon @bryanxleon
Production Assistant: Cormac Liotta @cormacliotta
Styling Assistant: Jalil Howard @wxzard
Set Design Assistant: Coltrane Ferrer @colt.f92105333
Editor in Chief: Madrell Stinney @madrellstinney
VP Global Creative Director: Kevin E. Wong @kevinwong
Deputy Editor: Zach Sokol @zachsokol
Global Creative Ops & Production Manager: Gabriella Koppelman @gabriellakoppelman
Art Director: David Wise @david_wise
Senior Designer: Forrest Grenfell @4est.psd
Head of Video: Kyle Reyes @chezchezchez.chez
Cinematographer: Julius Ignacio: @julius.ig
Special Thanks: Tony Craig, Clement De Oliveria, Alex Wolfe, Henrietta Hutchon
Slawn doesn’t need a title, a label, or anyone’s permission. Just the next canvas, the next mission, and the keys to whatever room he walks into.
Head to the link in our bio to read the next cover story from Hypebeast Magazine: The Architects Issue. Available to order on @hbx , this edition features exclusive art made by @olaoluslawn and @opake_art .
Author: Keith Estiler @keithestiler
Photographer: Kemka Ajoku @kemkaajoku
Production: Keana Sy @keanaldn , Anisah Moosa @ajmoosa , Emily Watts @emilyhwatts
Cinematography: Ed Peacock @ed.peacock
Editor in Chief: Madrell Stinney @madrellstinney
Deputy Editor: Zach Sokol @zachsokol
VP Global Creative Director: Kevin E. Wong @kevinwong
Global Creative Ops & Production Manager: Gabriella Koppelman @gabriellakoppelman
Art Director: David Wise @david_wise
Senior Designer: Forrest Grenfell @4est.psd
Head of Video: Kyle Reyes @chezchezchez.chez
Video Editors: Sophie Schieli @eihpxs , Luke Roberts @rukeloberts
Special Thanks: Fikayo, John Bay Axworthy, Lazer, Nobo Agency, Opake, Tommy Corlito
Art week is an endurance test and @esther.newyork wants to slow things down.
Co-founded by gallerists Margot Samel of @margotsamel.nyc and @temnikovakaselagallery ’s Olga Temnikova, the indie fair doesn’t dream of being the next power player so much as bring as back to the simple pleasures of discovery, trading competition for collaboration in a thoughtful 22-gallery showcase.
Staged in Estonian House, the 19th-century Beaux-Arts gem, crosstown from the Frieze crowd, Esthers has earned a rep as art week’s intimate alternative, bringing forth a new vision for what fair can be.
As the indie favorite returns to Estonian House for one final run, Samel and Temnikova reflect on their stylish antidote to mega-fair spectacle. Tap the link in our bio for the full story.
Credit: Matthew Sherman / Esther III, Erin Ikeuchi / Hypebeast
@overstory is one of those rare spots that actually manages to live up to the hype, mostly because it’s hard to argue with a martini served 64 floors above Wall Street.
📍70 Pine Street, 64th Floor, New York, NY 10005
The @nigelsylvester “Brick After Brick” Air Jordan 4 is finally here.
A fire red AJ4 backed by thoughtful storytelling, strong details, and a rollout that’s been impossible to ignore. Is this a contender for SOTY?
The @swatch x @audemarspiguet Royal Pop had people camping, sprinting and cutting queues over a pocket watch.
From NYC to Singapore to Tokyo, overnight lines wrapped around malls, stores shut early from crowd overload and resale listings started appearing almost instantly.
Not bad for a watch designed to hang off a bag. Did Royal Pop just out-chaos the MoonSwatch?
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What does it look like when hand-setting stones and 3D modelling come together?
We visited jewelry duo Farbey & Myszczynski in their London studio, where co-founders @joshua.myszczynski and @richardfarbey bring their respective crafts together to build worlds you can wear. Every piece carries the weight of a fantasy — intricate, mechanical, and entirely its own.
Read the feature via link in bio.
Found on riverbanks, worn on the body. @emilyfrancesbarrett turns raw, overlooked materials into jewelry that holds memory, texture, and time, a conversation between the manmade and the natural.
Read the feature via link in bio.
“How can I make gemstones feel more masculine?”
@the_ouze founder Toby Vernon takes us inside the showroom and breaks down the pieces that started it all, including a chess set he hopes someone discovers a hundred years from now.
Read more via link in bio.
@nigelsylvester just turned one of NYC’s oldest pizzerias into a full “Brick After Brick” experience. Ahead of the release of his upcoming Air Jordan 4, Patsy’s in East Harlem was transformed with Bike Air branding, brick-inspired details, family photos, and even a special “Bar Spin” slice topped with hot honey and beef pepperoni. The pop-up drops alongside the sneaker release this weekend.
What's next for Marc Jacobs? 🔮 After months of speculation, it's been confirmed that LVMH has sold the Marc Jacobs brand to WHP Global, a management firm that also houses Rag & Bone, G-Star, and Vera Wang.
LVMH acquired Marc Jacobs in 1997 in conjunction with the designer’s appointment as Louis Vuitton’s first creative director. The NYC-based designer is still leading the label and shared on Instagram, “As I continue on my journey as Creative Director, I want to express my indebtedness to all of the passionate, hardworking, devoted, creative and talented teams of people at Marc Jacobs International.”
“We have never rested on our laurels or past successes and I have always relied on and trusted my instincts. As I gaze toward the future, I remain here in the present with hope and faith,” he added.
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