Enfin Levé’s T-Rex Leather Handbag Fuses Fossils and Tech

Fashion has taken a step back in time – way back! Enfin Levé, a cutting-edge techwear brand led by designer Michal Hadas, has created a unique luxury handbag using the world’s first lab-grown T-Rex leather. Instead of using traditional leather or synthetic materials, this one-of-a-kind accessory is made from collagen reconstructed from 65-million-year-old dinosaur fossils. The result is a durable, textured material that offers a completely new take on luxury materials.

For Knoll, Dozie Kanu Turns Furniture into Feeling

It’s no surprise things are hectic as we approach Milan Design Week – the biggest event in the design world, with hundreds of happenings planned. Designer Kanu is set to unveil a new collection with Knoll, a hugely influential name in modern design. When I asked if he saw any end to the busy schedule, he joked, “It’s actually getting more intense!”

Stefano Cantino Appointed as Co-CEO of Dolce & Gabanna

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.

Jon Bernthal Issues Statement on The Punisher: ‘I Won’t Pretend These Elements Don’t Appeal to Something Deep and Primal In Me’

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.

Ryder Ripps, Jeremy Cahen and Yuga Labs Settle Bored Ape Yacht Club Lawsuit

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.