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Wearable plants 🌱 Rings & pendant that grow chia deeds made out of recycled aluminum by Æ
09/06/2026

Wearable plants 🌱

Rings & pendant that grow chia deeds made out of recycled aluminum by Æ

Some of the best hand stitching you will ever see 🪡MUTSU has been on our radar probably since 2020 and he still does the...
09/05/2026

Some of the best hand stitching you will ever see 🪡

MUTSU has been on our radar probably since 2020 and he still does the same exact thing in the best way possible. Even now he hand stitches all of his pieces and combination of unique shapes, anatomy inspired embroidery and diverse color palette has made these pieces timeless and instantly recognizable.

Pieces from 2021-2026

It takes real talent to potray this energy Collection of some of our favorite editorial shots of Willem Dafoe, curated f...
09/05/2026

It takes real talent to potray this energy

Collection of some of our favorite editorial shots of Willem Dafoe, curated for your viewing pleasure

1: 2012, Dusan Reijin
2-4: Rabbit’s Foot Issue 16 by Daniel Sannwald
4-8: Collectible DRY Issue 31 by Sven Bänziger

Mixing and matching this with someone 🔥Really cool construction design we discovered by TruDivine Apparel
09/04/2026

Mixing and matching this with someone 🔥

Really cool construction design we discovered by TruDivine Apparel

Threading petals into armor 🌸Temporary wearable pieces made by Vancouver artist hallofstars
09/02/2026

Threading petals into armor 🌸

Temporary wearable pieces made by Vancouver artist hallofstars

Berlin got its first AI surveillance camera and people are adapting. Made by Simon Weckert , this shirt is designed with...
09/01/2026

Berlin got its first AI surveillance camera and people are adapting.

Made by Simon Weckert , this shirt is designed with specific, adversarial patterns that are too hard / confusing for AI to process and recognize, making you essentially invisible to the machine. The algorithm was trained on specific data to be able to spot people, and once you manage to make it. ot see you a person it won’t analyze you.

We made a reel on this topic 2 years ago, and we are sure the topic will become ever more relevanting, demanding artists and brands to get creatively rebellious.

Snapshot of our algorithm, curated for your viewing pleasure 🌍💚All the artists are tagged on their respective slides 🙌
08/31/2026

Snapshot of our algorithm, curated for your viewing pleasure 🌍💚

All the artists are tagged on their respective slides 🙌

Or just plain creepy? 🤔Before the modern mesh bee suit, European beekeepers experimented with heavy smocks, hoods and wo...
08/30/2026

Or just plain creepy? 🤔

Before the modern mesh bee suit, European beekeepers experimented with heavy smocks, hoods and woven wicker masks that let them see through the tiny gaps while keeping bees away from the face.

Etchings by Pieter Bruegel the Elder from the 1560.
Contemporary photos by medieval reenactor

Berlin-based monamobile has been going viral for her led-powered designs, repurposing garments into shiny, neon advertis...
08/30/2026

Berlin-based monamobile has been going viral for her led-powered designs, repurposing garments into shiny, neon advertisements and wearable tech.

She also shares some of the processes how these are made so recommended checking her page out!

It’s officially been 10 years since this dropped 👇As a reflection of times changed, this was still one of the most contr...
08/28/2026

It’s officially been 10 years since this dropped 👇

As a reflection of times changed, this was still one of the most controversial moments in Thug’s carrier. He was already dressing more fluid at that point and openly talking about his love for ‘womens clothes’ but it still caused a lot of hate from the certain parts of hip-hop community.

Thugger spotted the piece in 2016 on a runway in New York, and called it on the spot: “This is the cover for my album Jeffrey. It’s like Mortal Kombat, Sub-Zero.”

The dress is from Alessandro Trincone Annodami collection, made while he was still a student. He’s from Naples and studied in Japan, so he put Neapolitan tailoring onto Japanese construction, kosode trousers, kimono wrapping, a Ban Gasa hat. Annodami means “tie me” and the whole collection is built on knots, with the tied waist meant as protection rather than restriction.

An earlier cover shot in Atlanta got scrapped for this one. The dress got shipped over from Italy, a tailor fitted it, and it took over an hour just to get him into it.

The reaction split hard, fashion press loved it and a lot of rap fans didn’t. Now it gets credited with opening the lane for U*i, Rocky and Lil Nas X, and the dress itself ended up in a museum in Boston next to Bowie and Dietrich pieces.

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