Dolce & Gabbana is changing its leadership team, with Stefano Cantino officially named co-CEO, as reported by Business of Fashion. This move is a key part of the company’s plan to transform from a fashion house into a broader global lifestyle brand and achieve long-term growth.
The London rap scene and sneakerhead culture are colliding with the upcoming release of the Syna x Nike Air Force 1 ’07 in ‘Dark Beetroot and Red Oxide.’ This collaboration is a major endorsement for artist Central Cee, and it celebrates the classic Air Force 1 design, which has remained popular since 1982.
Garth Ennis’s acclaimed 12-issue comic book series, The Punisher: Welcome Back, Frank, originally published in 2000, has been re-released as part of the Marvel Premier Collection. To mark the occasion, Jon Bernthal, who famously played the Punisher, wrote a foreword sharing his thoughts on the character and how playing him helped him become a “better man.” He reflected on the role over a decade after first taking it on.
Vans and BEAMS BOY have teamed up to release a new version of the classic Vans Authentic shoe in a vibrant “Vintage Orange.” The design is inspired by original Vans made in the USA during the 1980s, giving it a retro, well-worn look for today’s styles.
Okay, so the adidas Originals Pet Collection for Fall 2025 is finally coming to Japan! It already dropped in China, but I’m super excited we’re getting it here too. I’ve been waiting for this!
Ryder Ripps, a conceptual artist, and his colleague Jeremy Cahen have settled their legal dispute with Yuga Labs, the company behind the popular Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) NFTs. This brings a definitive end to a trademark infringement lawsuit that began in 2022. Ripps and Cahen had created their own collection, RR/BAYC, using the same images as the original Bored Apes, claiming it was a form of protected artistic satire. While they argued their project was a First Amendment-protected artwork, a court initially sided with Yuga Labs, finding that the similar artwork caused confusion among consumers.
Jordan Brand is bringing back the Air Jordan 10 Retro “Red Steel” in Spring 2027, a shoe originally released in 2005 for $125. As reported by SneakerFiles, this marks the first time the colorway has been re-released after a 22-year wait. While not as popular as some classic Air Jordan colors in the past, the Red Steel has become highly sought after by collectors due to its rarity, making it difficult to find and expensive on resale markets.
VA, a design studio from Tokyo, has partnered with adidas Originals to reimagine the VA SUPERSTAN shoe. This new version combines elements of two classic adidas designs, updating a once-limited edition shoe with a modern and polished look.
As a huge fan of both Epic Games and Disney, I’m completely blown away by this news! It sounds like they’re going all-in on a brand new game – a sort of squad-based shooter where you’re fighting to escape with characters from Disney’s most famous franchises. Apparently, Epic is investing a massive $1.5 billion in this thing! I’ve heard whispers that the game isn’t totally groundbreaking in terms of gameplay, but it’s still the main focus of their collaboration. In fact, they’ve even moved people off another project Disney wasn’t thrilled with the pace of, so they’re clearly serious about making this a hit. I can’t wait to see what they come up with!
Tokyo’s food scene is getting a boost with the opening of HISASHI SUSHI in Omotesando. The restaurant offers a new take on classic dining, guided by Hisashi Udatsu – the acclaimed chef behind the Michelin-starred Udatsu Sushi in Nakameguro. It aims to capture the energy of Tokyo in a fast-paced and refined dining experience.