PUMA’s newest basketball shoe is inspired by the Australian outback and celebrates NBA player Josh Giddey. They’ve collaborated with Giddey to create a special edition of the All-Pro Nitro 2. The shoe is designed to be eye-catching and high-performing, reflecting Giddey’s personality and the bold spirit of his home country, Australia.
Each May 9th, New Era celebrates its famous 59FIFTY cap and its impact on culture. This year, they’re partnering with filmmaker Spike Lee to make the celebration even bigger. Together, they’re releasing a special collection of seven caps inspired by the 30th anniversary of the iconic red New Era x New York Yankees cap – a legendary hat that revolutionized how people wear sports apparel as fashion.
Nike is taking 3D-printed shoes to the next level with the AirMax 1000.2, created with Zellerfeld. Building on the innovative AirMax 1000 (a modern take on the iconic 1987 Air Max 1), this new shoe showcases a unique design process. Nike is treating shoe design like software, constantly improving the shape, performance, and how efficiently it’s made with each new version. The AirMax 1000.2 is launching in a simple, all-black color scheme.
Fear of God is dedicated to helping young people succeed. The Los Angeles fashion brand has teamed up with Don’t Stop Your Future, a campaign run by the Elba Hope Foundation and started by actor Idris Elba. They’ve released a limited-edition clothing line on April 30th that combines stylish streetwear with a meaningful message, all to support an important cause that’s making a difference globally.
Born in Italy in 1946, amidst the rebuilding after the war, Vespa started as a simple idea: affordable transportation. It quickly became much more – a worldwide symbol of freedom, style, and positivity. Now, after eighty years, Vespa is recognized as a lasting cultural icon. It not only pioneered easy urban travel but also inspired artists like Salvador Dalí, Giorgio Armani, and Christian Dior. To celebrate this milestone, Vespa is releasing a special collection of scooters and clothing, and will host a major anniversary event in Rome.
Okay, so this is huge if you’re into sneakers, skating, or just cool history! Reebok and ICECREAM are bringing back the Board Flip – seriously, this shoe was a big deal back in the day. It originally dropped in 2005 and was one of the first times Pharrell and NIGO really put their style into a shoe. It basically helped pave the way for all the fancy streetwear stuff you see on runways now. It’s cool to see a classic like this make a comeback!
A significant piece of watchmaking history is coming up for auction. Christie’s Geneva will be selling a very rare Audemars Piguet chronograph, known as the “Coussin Tortue” (Model No. 41,849), dating back to around 1930. Considered one of the earliest and most unusual chronograph wristwatches created by the famous Swiss brand, this watch has been with the original owner’s family for over 90 years and is appearing at auction for the first time. The auction will take place on May 11th at the Four Seasons Hotel des Bergues.
Formula 1, now a major global brand, has partnered with Los Angeles fashion label NAHMIAS to create a new clothing line. Released ahead of the 2026 Miami Grand Prix, the collection blends the excitement of racing with modern streetwear, offering fans a stylish way to show their support outside of race events.
In a recent interview, director Yasuhiro Kimura explained that they weren’t able to include much additional content in the first part of Steel Ball Run. He said the initial volume of material was already as much as they could manage.
The revealed section of the script mostly covered scenes that have already appeared in the film’s trailer, such as Peter Parker sadly watching a video posted by Ned Leeds and Michelle Jones before diving off the edge of a building. Despite their brevity, these pages provided some fascinating information about Brand New Day, including a connection to the multiversal variants of Peter who appeared in Spider-Man: No Way Home.