When two of the biggest names in streetwear and basketball team up, their collections always sell out quickly. After several popular releases over the past ten years, Supreme and Jordan Brand are working together again for Spring 2026. This time, instead of sneakers, they’re creating a high-end clothing line that combines the classic style of basketball with the bold energy of New York City.
The Saucony Triumph 24 builds on the brand’s reputation for comfortable, neutral running shoes. It now features new incrediLUX foam, which provides 11% more cushioning than the previous version, all while making the shoe lighter – about 0.4 ounces lighter, to be exact. This means a softer, more comfortable run without losing any responsiveness. With plenty of foam, the Triumph 24 is designed for long runs and daily training.
Phillips, in partnership with Bacs & Russo, just finished its Hong Kong Watch Auction: XXII, earning an impressive $403 million HKD (about $51.5 million USD). This represents a 90% increase compared to last year and marks the company’s most successful watch sale ever in Asia. The auction’s highlight was a rare pink gold Patek Philippe Ref. 2499 First Series, which sold for $80.3 million HKD (around $10.2 million USD). This sale set a new world record for this model, making it the most valuable watch ever auctioned in Asia and the most expensive watch sold at auction worldwide this spring.
I’m so excited for 3daysofdesign in Copenhagen! Iittala is creating something amazing – the Aalto 90 Pavilion. It’s a huge, seven-meter-high installation that basically turns Alvar Aalto’s famous vase into a building you can actually walk inside! They’re building it right on the harborfront at Ofelia Plads, and the idea of stepping into that iconic shape, but on a massive scale, is just incredible. I can’t wait to see it!
Okay, so Nike SB is doing something really cool – they’re bringing a classic street look to the skate park! They’ve been making waves with their tweaked-out Air Force 1s, and now they’re dropping a ‘Wheat’ colorway that’s seriously hype. It’s basically taking that iconic Timberland boot style and turning it into a skate shoe. Honestly, it looks amazing and feels like the perfect blend of style and performance. This is easily one of the most wearable and anticipated SB releases this summer, I’m definitely trying to snag a pair!
Leica has added a new metallic grey color option to its cameras and lenses. This expands on the brand’s classic black and silver choices, offering a sleek, subtle look. The new finish, created at Leica’s factory in Wetzlar, Germany, highlights the premium quality of the products and is now available on the Leica M11‑P, Leica Q3, Leica D‑Lux 8, and the APO‑Summicron‑M 50 f/2 ASPH. lens.
Nike is collaborating with the Virgil Abloh Archive to design a unique collection of clothing and accessories for the U.S. Men’s National Team, launching before the 2026 World Cup.
Travis Scott remains a major influence in the world of sneakers and streetwear. His latest collaboration with Nike, the Air Jordan 1 Low “Pink Pack” – featuring the “Shy Pink” and “Tropical Pink” colorways – released on May 29th and quickly sold out. But even if you missed out on the shoes, you can still get pieces from the larger Cactus Jack x Nike clothing collection that launched at the same time.
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Tom Wood, a Norwegian jewelry brand known for its simple, modern designs, has partnered with renowned French tattoo artist Guy Le Tatooer on a new collection called “Reflections.” Building on Tom Wood’s popular signet rings, the collection blends the brand’s clean, sculptural style with the enduring appeal and personal touch of traditional tattooing.