Making rain-resistant clothes in one of the more arid regions of North America might come off as a little bit…misguided? So Apolis Activism, based in near-weather-less Los Angeles, sought to test out their new collection of wax cotton anoraks, canvas … read more →

Resurgent prep purveyor Gant has its manufacturing roots in New Haven, Connecticut, which makes it all the more surprising that the company hasn’t serviced that town’s captive Ivy League audience with a stand-alone retail outlet. That will all change come … read more →

On the blogospheric radar this morning: The gentlemen behind Street Etiquette publish a fall-themed, photo-packed ode to the quilted jacket, an item they claim “isn’t just a piece of outerwear­­—it’s a necessary piece of outerwear.” (And for the record, we … read more →

You might say that Supreme’s creative director, Brendon Babenzien, is a guy who takes style seriously. In addition to his work for the much-fetishized skatewear stalwart, Babenzien also heads up the street-smart lines Noah and Aprix, and just gave the … read more →

As you’ve no doubt heard, Keith Richards—who you may recognize as the face of Gilt MANual Essential No. 5—has written a pull-no-punches autobiography called Life (out tomorrow). Worthy of clickage amid the media storm surrounding its release: this not-to-be-missed slideshow … read more →

Opening tomorrow at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, “Into the Void, Full Powers” is a blue-period retrospective of inveterate artist and showman Yves Klein. If you learn only two things about this titan of mid-century art, let it be … read more →

In case you missed it, last night Richard Chai christened his ice-castle of a pop-up shop beneath the Highline. Following the reign of Simon Spurr’s incredible temporary digs designed by Collective, the first in a five stage rotation of designers-in-residence … read more →