Instagram Is Testing Voluntary “AI Creator” Labels

Instagram is testing a new label to help people understand when content is created using artificial intelligence. This optional label lets creators clearly show if they’ve used AI to generate or change their posts. Unlike previous indicators that just suggested AI might have been used, this label will be prominently displayed on profiles, Reels, and regular posts, making it more transparent for viewers.

Wrist Check: Skepta Sports an 18K Yellow Gold Audemars Piguet Royal Oak “Jumbo” Extra-Thin at Met Gala 2026

Skepta, a leading figure in British grime music, returned to the Met Gala in 2026, making a statement with a unique and personal outfit. Having first appeared in 2023, he stood out from the crowd of traditional tuxedos in a custom Thom Browne suit. The suit wasn’t just clothing; it was a work of art, covered in drawings and lines from his song “Back 2 Back,” created with Fred Again..

Take a Look Inside This Year’s 2026 Met Gala ‘Costume Art’ Exhibition

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has revealed plans for the 2026 Met Gala and its accompanying exhibition, Costume Art. The event’s theme, “Fashion is Art,” asks guests to interpret the connection between clothing and artistic expression. The exhibition itself will explore how clothing and the human body are intertwined, displaying garments from different eras alongside famous works of art to highlight their shared creative spirit.

POTR Transforms Everyday Carry With the Hyper-Organized “DISSECTION” Collection

POTR’s latest “DISSECTION” collection continues Yoshida Kaban’s tradition of thoughtfully designing practical everyday solutions. This new five-piece line, created by the Japanese luggage brand for modern living, completely rethinks how we carry our belongings. With a significantly improved external organization system, the “DISSECTION” collection isn’t just a bag—it’s a cleverly designed, wearable system for today’s commuter.

Lapstone & Hammer x ASICS Reinvigorate the GEL-Kayano 12.1 With “The Spark”

The Lapstone & Hammer and ASICS collaboration, the GEL-Kayano 12.1 “The Spark,” is a beautifully crafted sneaker with a deeper meaning. The Philadelphia boutique took the classic shoe and reimagined it as a representation of inspiration – that initial spark of an idea that fuels creativity. It’s a thoughtful design that blends careful construction with a powerful concept.

Mavericks Tap Masai Ujiri To Clean up the Front Office and Lead a New Era in Dallas

After a challenging season filled with a major trade and changes in management, the Dallas Mavericks have brought in Masai Ujiri, a well-respected leader, to help rebuild the team and create a winning environment. The Mavericks announced Ujiri as their new president on Monday. He will be responsible for all basketball decisions, from building the roster to scouting new players, and he’s known for successfully building teams that compete for championships.

Fit Check: Eileen Gu Becomes a Living Art Installation in a Tech-Powered Bubble Gown at the 2026 Met Gala

Eileen Gu transformed the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art into a captivating display. At the 2026 Met Gala, the 22-year-old Olympic medalist perfectly matched the “Costume Art” theme with a stunning, custom outfit called “Airo.” Created by Iris van Herpen and artist duo A.A.Murakami, the eye-catching, bubble-like mini dress blended fashion, art, and playful creativity, instantly making Gu a standout star at the event.

SEGA Continues Its 65th Anniversary Celebrations With a Pop-Up Store in Shibuya

SEGA is celebrating its 65th anniversary with a special pop-up shop in Shibuya’s MIYASHITA PARK. The shop features a unique collection of 40 original items that move beyond typical video game merchandise. Instead of just selling branded products, SEGA has partnered with talented artists to create high-quality, handcrafted pieces inspired by their classic games. The focus is on artistry and innovative design, bringing SEGA’s digital world to life through tangible, beautifully made clothing and objects.