Summary

• The Row’s Summer 2026 menswear collection embraces effortless luxury with relaxed tailoring, lightweight fabrics, and unbuttoned shirting designed to be worn untucked.
• Complementing the casual-sartorial balance is a range of minimal footwear, including lambskin sneakers and nappa leather slippers, now available at the brand’s official webstore.

For Summer 2026, The Row is leaning into an easier interpretation of its sleek, simply tailored menswear line. Opting for flat-soled shoes and free-hanging shirttails to soften its more tailored silhouettes, the collection is a laid-back expression of the Olsen twins’ elusive luxury label.

In the easy, yet intimate lookbook, casual black-and-white photos of the full looks are countered by personal closeups in full color. The concept illustrates this season’s careful balance of The Row’s elevated sartorial energy and its intentionally effortless expression. Coats and suit jackets are rendered in either slimmer shapes or lighter fabrics this Summer, while shirting is worn untucked or with the sleeves and collar open. Shirts like the Philo, in a cotton chambray boxy fit, and the Pace Shirt, in cotton poplin with a curved hem, are ideal for untucked looks depending on desired styling.

Notably, the footwear complements these office-appropriate looks with a casual punctuation: soft leather flats, slim white leather runners, and classic black penny loafers. The Clement Sneaker is composed of textured lambskin leather upper, featuring topstitched details and rubber sole. It echoes the cohort of minimal flat-soled sneakers dropping in time for Summer — a step up from the Jil Sander x Puma K Street, which leans further into sport functionality. Alternatively, the Casa Slipper couldn’t be more minimal in smooth nappa leather and an elastic heel.

Shop The Row’s Summer 2026 Menswear now at the brand’s official webstore.

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• Luxury book publisher Assouline just dropped Basquiat: The World of Jean-Michel, a special collector’s edition of work and words on the iconic late artist
• Spanning 348 pages, the book features 250 artworks and archival photographs, alongside contributions by George Condo, Valentino Garavani, Jeffrey Deitch, Keith Haring and more

Assouline just dropped a special collector’s edition on the unmatched cultural influence of Jean Michel Basquiat. The 348-pager, dubbed Basquiat: The World of Jean-Michel, packs 250 artworks and archival photographs of the iconic artist, exploring his legacy beyond the canvas and into contemporary conceptions of power, culture and identity.

In true Assouline fashion, the hefty hand-bound volume goes for $1,400 USD and is positioned more of an objets d’art than a simple reader. The book’s clamshell casing is itself a nod to Basquiat’s penchant for untraditional mediums and materials.

The release culminates a decade of research by Colour Themes, Philip Rebeiz and CJ Jones’ art advisory and dealership, spanning six thematic chapters. Moving between the monumental to the personal, the title traces everything from his iconic heads and deep ties to New York City, to his inventive use of silkscreens and multilayered surfaces.

His commentary on gender, race, spirituality and class are also brought to the forefront through the works themselves and contributions by contemporaries and those inspired by his legacy, including George Condo, Lenny Kravitz, Keith Haring, bell hooks, Jeffrey Deitch, Valentino Garavani and Bruno Bischofberger, the Swiss art dealer that represented Basquiat who passed just last weekend.

Basquiat: The World of Jean-Michel, the latest in Assouline’s Ultimate lineup, is now available for purchase via the publisher’s website.

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• A Ma Maniére's latest flagship serves as a permanent cultural landmark in Atlanta’s historic Old Fourth Ward neighborhood
• Architectural design splits the facade between a historic Edgewood Avenue sensibility and a modern Boulevard-facing progression
• The interior programming integrates the "Maison" retail experience with specialized "Living Suites" and high-concept hospitality zones

A Ma Maniére has officially unveiled its most ambitious physical footprint to date: a 23,000-square-foot flagship located on Edgewood Avenue in Atlanta. Situated in the heart of the Old Fourth Ward, the expansive development marks a significant shift from traditional boutique retail toward a fully integrated cultural ecosystem, housing the brand’s "Maison" retail concept, luxury "Living Suites" and a dedicated culinary program.

The structure is defined by a deliberate architectural tension intended to reflect the neighborhood's evolution and Black cultural history. On the Edgewood Avenue side, the building maintains a historic sensibility, preserving the original textures and rhythms of the local landscape. This transitions into a Boulevard-facing exterior that utilizes a modern architectural language, creating a visual dialogue between Atlanta’s heritage and its future trajectory.

Internally, the programming is segmented into distinct sensory environments. The retail floor, dubbed A Ma Maniére “Maison,” adopts the structural logic of a high-fashion house, prioritizing curated atmospheres over traditional commerce layouts. Above the retail floor, the "Living Suites" offer a hospitality component where each room — named The Morrison, The Hurston, The Baldwin, The Simone and The King — serves as a technical study in luxury living, designed to immerse guests in a specific cultural aesthetic.

The facility’s secondary zones include "The Galerie" and "The Reserve." The former is a dedicated space for gathering and exchange, focused on atmospheric presence rather than transaction. "The Reserve" anchors the building’s hospitality wing, functioning as a culinary ecosystem that integrates food and beverage into the brand's wider retail philosophy. Every square foot of the 23,000-square-foot layout is engineered to engage sight, sound and taste, moving away from the isolated boutique model toward a total-environment flagship.

A Ma Maniére Atlanta
479 Edgewood Ave
Atlanta, GA 30312

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• Lamborghini has introduced the Fenomeno Roadster, a permanently roofless hypercar limited to just 15 units worldwide to commemorate the brand's 63rd anniversary
• The hybrid powertrain pairs a 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V12 with three electric motors to produce a combined 1,065 hp, making it the automaker's most powerful open-top model
• Featuring a Blu Cepheus and Rosso Mars livery inspired by the 1968 Miura Roadster, the vehicle achieves 0-62 mph in 2.4 seconds and a top speed exceeding 211 mph

Lamborghini has officially unveiled the Fenomeno Roadster, a roofless marvel debuting during the brand's 63rd-anniversary celebrations at the Imola circuit. Serving as the ultimate chapter in the Italian marque's highly coveted "Few-Off" lineage, this hypercar strips away the roof while turning up the aggression. The Sant'Agata Bolognese manufacturer is limiting production to a mere 15 units worldwide, which is half the volume of its hardtop sibling introduced earlier in the year. Unsurprisingly, the entire allocation has already been claimed by a hand-picked roster of the company's most elite collectors.

Pushing the boundaries of electrified performance, the open-top track weapon packs a naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12 engine paired with three high-performance electric motors sourced from UK-based specialist YASA. This sophisticated hybrid architecture delivers a staggering 1,065 horsepower and 793 lb-ft of torque. Fed by a 7 kWh lithium-ion battery capable of a 12.4-mile electric range, the powertrain launches the vehicle from zero to 62 mph in a blistering 2.4 seconds. Drivers daring enough to keep the throttle pinned will hit 124 mph in just 6.8 seconds before maxing out at a top speed exceeding 211 mph, cementing its status as the most potent production convertible in Lamborghini's history.

Engineering a hypercar without a roof required significant structural reinvention to maintain aerodynamic integrity and chassis stiffness. While the Fenomeno Roadster utilizes a carbon-fiber monocoque adapted from the flagship Revuelto, its front and rear subframes are entirely bespoke. Designers modified the upper functional surfaces to manage extreme airflow, integrating a carbon-fiber spoiler directly into the windshield and sculpting pronounced speedster humps that discreetly house essential rollover protection. The resulting silhouette channels the spirit of iconic aviation design without sacrificing track-ready downforce.

Aesthetics naturally match the extreme engineering beneath the bodywork. The launch specification sports a striking triple-tone finish blending Blu Cepheus, Rosso Mars, and exposed carbon fiber—a deliberate nod to the legendary 1968 Miura Roadster. Aggressive triangular headlamps and signature Y-shaped taillights flank a massive hexagonal exhaust, while unique center-lock wheels anchor the aggressive stance. Inside the cabin, a driver-focused "Pilot Interaction" setup centers around a portrait-oriented touchscreen and bespoke upholstery, completing a masterclass in modern, visceral automotive excess.

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Name: Coca-Cola x adidas Originals Superstar II
Colorway: White/Cream/Red
SKU: KH6892
MSRP: TBC
Release Date: June 6
Where to Buy: adidas Japan

Coca-Cola and adidas Originals are releasing a collaborative Superstar II on June 6 as part of a wider six-shoe summer collection. The shoe is built on a weathered white base with cream and red accents and Coca-Cola Classic script branding on the side panel.

The design brief here is tight and it executes cleanly. A Footwear White leather upper carries the Superstar's shell-toe silhouette in its most recognizable form, while cream accents soften what could have read as a stark all-white canvas, pushing the shoe toward something warmer and more worn-in. Red lands as the third element, pulling the palette directly into Coca-Cola Classic territory without requiring the script logo to carry all the branding weight on its own. By the time the Coke script appears on the side panel, it reads as confirmation rather than announcement.

That restraint is what separates the model from the louder pieces in the same collection. The white Superstar's approach is more considered: the collab identity is present and legible, but the shoe's own heritage geometry does most of the visual work. The shell toe construction, in production since 1969, has a strong enough silhouette that it doesn't need a graphic to justify itself, and the Footwear White colorway respects that.

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• UNIQLO has announced the second wave of its Pokémon 30th anniversary UT collection, a men's graphic tee lineup built around monochrome game dot pixel art renderings of Pokémon and protagonists from the original series
• The four tees arrive in White, Gray, and Black, each constructed from 100% cotton and sized XS through 4XL, with extended sizes available exclusively online
• The collection is scheduled for late July 2026 at UNIQLO stores nationwide in Japan and the UNIQLO online store; pricing has not been confirmed

UNIQLO UT has unveiled the second wave of its Pokémon collaboration, timed to the franchise's 30th anniversary in 2026. Where the first drop drew from watercolor-touch official artwork of the original generation, this second wave takes a different route entirely, building its men's graphic tees around monochrome game dot pixel art representations of Pokémon and their trainers. Four T-shirts in White, Gray, and Black are slated to arrive in late July 2026 via UNIQLO stores nationwide and the UNIQLO online store in Japan.

The graphic decision at the center of this drop is worth unpacking. The game dot pixel art is a direct reference to the visual constraints of the original Game Boy hardware, where Pokémon and trainers existed as arrangements of monochrome pixels on a 160x144 screen. Rendering that aesthetic on a contemporary cotton tee without adding color, modernizing the forms, or smoothing the edges into something more legible is a specific curatorial call. UNIQLO's men's line commits to the monochrome fully, preserving the graphic logic of the source material rather than interpreting it.

That restraint also separates the second wave from the first. UNIQLO's earlier 26SS Pokémon UT used watercolor-touch renderings of first-generation characters, leaning into an official art aesthetic that felt softer and more broadly accessible. The pixel grid approach of the second wave is more specific, more archival, and in some ways more demanding of the wearer as a reader — the graphic only resolves fully if you already know what you're looking at. That specificity is appropriate for a 30th anniversary milestone, which is less about introducing the franchise to new audiences and more about marking it for those who have carried it across three decades.

Construction across all four tees is 100% cotton, machine washable, and sized XS through 4XL, with the extended sizes XS, XXL, 3XL, and 4XL available exclusively through the online store. The three base colors — White, Gray, and Black — keep the focus on the graphics without competing with them. On a monochrome pixel design, the shirt color functions as a second element of the composition, and the neutral palette reflects that.

The UNIQLO x Pokémon UT 2026 SS Second Wave is scheduled for late July 2026 at UNIQLO stores nationwide in Japan and the UNIQLO Japan online store.

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Golf season has finally arrived in the Northeast. As New Yorkers, public transportation is our main way of getting to most municipal courses around the five boroughs.

None of us had played Silver Lake before, and we wanted a new challenge. Taking the Staten Island Ferry at sunrise—with the skyline in the background—was one of those magical moments that stay etched in your memory. I've photographed golf for a while, but never on film, so shooting with a camera from the 1950s with no autofocus and all manual settings forced me to slow down.

I figured the process—combined with the nostalgic film vibe—would best translate the peace and quiet from an early round with low sun and morning dew. It captured a nice walk in nature away from the city buzz.

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• Nothing's Ear (open) launches in a new Blue colorway
• The ultra-light 8.1g earbuds feature Open Sound Technology for maximum situational awareness
• Priced at $99 USD, Comes with secure silicone hooks and 30 hours of battery

Nothing has expanded its Ear (open) lineup with a new Blue colorway. This fresh variant is an evolution of the blue shade seen on the Phone (3a) and Phone (4a), drawing design inspiration from retro electronics, blue tennis courts and transparent sculptures by artist De Wain Valentine. This vibrant addition also integrates harmoniously into Nothing's wider product ecosystem while maintaining the brand's signature transparent aesthetic.

Designed for lightweight comfort and situational awareness, the earbuds weigh just 8.1 grams each and feature a slim, transparent aesthetic inspired by blue tennis courts, workout equipment, and retro electronics. The charging case measures only 19 mm thin, reinforcing portability and ease of use for daily movement. With up to 30 hours of playback via the charging case and 10 hours from a 10‑minute quick charge, the earbuds are optimized for endurance.

Durability is supported by an IP54 rating for dust and water resistance, alongside sweat‑testing under extreme conditions. Additional features include Clear Voice Technology for calls, dual device connection, low‑latency mode and full EQ customization via the Nothing X app.

Users pairing with Nothing OS devices can also access ChatGPT voice control directly through the earbuds. With its expressive design and advanced performance, Ear (open) Blue extends Nothing’s ecosystem while reinforcing its mission to merge culture, creativity, and technology into everyday experiences.

The Ear (open) in Blue is now available to shop through Nothing's official website for $99 USD.

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• TAG Heuer debuts a 38mm limited edition of 1,110 pieces celebrating its 13th collaboration with the Indy 500
  The watch features the light-powered TH50-00 Solargraph movement and a dial inspired by the "Yard of Bricks"
• Available today with a price point of $2,250 USD

TAG Heuer has reinforced its long-standing connection to American open-wheel racing with the launch of the Formula 1 Solargraph x Indy 500, marking the 13th collaborative edition between the Swiss watchmaker and the historic race.

Building on the 1986 debut of the Formula 1 collection, this new model is designed to capture the relentless intensity of the Indianapolis 500 while introducing modern light-powered technology to the line. It sports a versatile 38mm sandblasted steel case and a bidirectional TH-Polylight bezel, aimed at reaching a broad audience that experiences motorsport as both a lived passion and a personal expression.

Rich with thematic details, the watch houses a black opalin dial and a screw-down caseback that both feature the Indy 500 logo alongside a checkered "bricks" pattern. This design serves as a direct reference to the legendary "Yard of Bricks" at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, which has marked the finish line for generations of drivers.

For optimal legibility, the dial includes rhodium-plated applied indexes with Super-LumiNova®, a red lacquered central hand, and a brown flange with a 60-second scale. Internally, the TH50-00 Solargraph movement harnesses any light source to provide up to ten months of autonomy on a full charge, with a battery lifespan of approximately 15 years.

Available now through the brand's official webstore, the TAG Heuer Formula 1 Solargraph Indy 500 is a limited edition of 1,110 pieces and comes with price tag of $2,250 USD.

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Name: Salomon x Ray BEAMS XT-Whisper “Blueberry Cheesecake”
Colorway: “Blueberry Cheesecake”
SKU: TBC
MSRP: ¥23,100 JPY
Release Date: May 14 
Where to Buy: BEAMS

Salomon and the Japanese women’s label Ray BEAMS have reunited for a whimsical take on the XT-Whisper, debuting a colorway dubbed “Blueberry Cheesecake.” The upper is constructed from a creamy, off-white mesh base, while blueberry-inspired accents in deep purple and bright blue adorn the synthetic overlays and structural cage. This interplay of colors creates a high-contrast, multi-dimensional look, accented by glossy finishes on the TPU film that enhance the shoe's modern, high-fidelity aesthetic.

The XT-Whisper maintains Salomon’s performance-driven engineering, featuring a robust Contagrip® rubber outsole for elite traction and a cushioned midsole for everyday comfort. The low-profile, easy-on design is equipped with the signature Quicklace system in a matching blue hue, allowing for streamlined, one-pull adjustments.

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• Agreed to a record-breaking two-year, $35 million USD contract extension to remain head coach of the Golden State Warriors
• Became the highest-paid coach in NBA history on an annual basis, earning an average of $17.5 million per season
• Aligned his tenure with the remaining two years of superstar Stephen Curry's contract through the 2025-26 season

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr has finalized a massive contract extension that solidifies his future with the powerhouse franchise. Securing a staggering $35 million over two years, the legendary tactician guarantees his presence on the sidelines through the 2025-26 NBA season. The high-profile agreement arrived following extensive negotiations between the coach’s camp and Warriors general manager Mike Dunleavy Jr. By matching the length of this fresh deal with Stephen Curry’s current timeline, the organization clearly signaled its commitment to maximizing the championship window of its veteran core.

Earning an average of $17.5 million USD per season, the 58-year-old mastermind is officially the highest-paid coach in NBA history on an annual basis, effectively silencing any doubts about his market value. While peers like Erik Spoelstra and Gregg Popovich boast deals with higher total monetary values, Kerr’s yearly compensation sets an unprecedented benchmark for professional sports. Remarkably, this massive per-season figure eclipses the total career earnings he accumulated during his entire run as a player—a storied stint that included five championship rings.

Securing this bag validates a decade of utter dominance in the Bay Area. Since taking the helm in 2014, Kerr transformed the Golden State Warriors into a modern basketball dynasty, delivering four NBA championships during his first eight campaigns. He notably captured the franchise's first title in 40 years as a rookie coach, cementing his legacy alongside historic Golden State leaders like Eddie Gottlieb and Alvin Attles. Just days before locking down this extension, the veteran leader notched his 500th career coaching victory. Achieving that milestone in only 764 games makes him the fifth-fastest coach to reach the mark in league history.

Franchise owner Joe Lacob publicly praised the beloved coach's off-the-charts management skills and integrity, making it abundantly clear that retaining him was a top priority for the front office. Moving forward, the organization faces the complex challenge of bridging two distinct generations of hoopers. The locker room must seamlessly blend an aging dynasty with an emerging crop of young talent, an intricate balance that requires a steady hand. Before shifting his full attention to that inevitable roster transition, the decorated basketball mind will lead the United States men’s national team at the upcoming Paris Olympics this summer.

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• Jordan Roth debuted a site-specific performance at the Venice Biennale with Performance Space New York
• Inspired by Irene di Spilimbergo, Roth fused painting, performance and photography into living collages
• Real-time images documented the transformation, extending Roth’s Narrative Fashion Performance practice

Jordan Roth has recently debuted a new performance work with Performance Space New York during the Venice Biennale at the Palazzo dei Fiori. The site-specific piece combined performance, photography, and painting, translating the process of collage into embodied action. Roth’s work explored themes of self-fashioning and transformation, situating himself within the frame as both subject and object. The evening was hosted by cultural figures, including Princess Alia Al-Senussi, Princess Marie Luise von Sachsen and Diana Campbell, underscoring the event’s significance.

The performance drew inspiration from Irene di Spilimbergo, a Renaissance painter and musician believed to have lived at the palazzo. Her early death at 21 inspired a book of poetry that immortalized her beauty and artistry, transforming her into a muse for centuries of painters and sculptors. Roth used found paintings of di Spilimbergo, printed on vinyl, as his starting point. 

Through deliberate gestures - scoring, fragmenting and reassembling the images - he created improvised collages that collapsed distinctions between muse and artist. Draping fragments onto his body, Roth fused himself with the paintings, embodying di Spilimbergo’s likeness while reframing her as a prism of contemporary identity.

Throughout the performance, an unmanned camera captured Roth within a gilt frame, generating real-time photographs displayed on adjacent monitors. These images transcended documentation, becoming artworks themselves — an archive of transformation that extended the performance beyond its immediate moment.

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• Palace Skateboards continues its Summer 2026 rollout with a highly anticipated Drop 2, highlighted by an exclusive collaboration with multidisciplinary artist Dick Jewell
• A defining figure of London’s iconic 1980s Buffalo scene, Jewell’s profound influence on music and fashion is celebrated across a range of graphic Hoodies, Shirts, and T-shirts.
• Beyond the artist capsule, the drop features functional, rugged staples like the Danke Jacket and Danke Work Shirt, along with the return of the Classic Palace Slipper

When Palace Skateboards dives into British cultural history, it never misses. For its Summer 2026 Drop 2, the London-based imprint is shifting the spotlight to a true pioneer of the city's creative underground: Dick Jewell. Widely recognized as a key figure in the iconic 1980s Buffalo movement, Jewell’s multidisciplinary approach seamlessly blended graphic design, cinema, and printmaking, leaving an indelible mark on both music and fashion. Now, his visionary aesthetic is taking center stage in a collaborative capsule that turns everyday streetwear into a wearable gallery.

The Dick Jewell collaboration anchors Palace's weekly release, translating the artist’s thought-provoking visual narratives onto a series of premium canvases. The collection highlights Jewell's eclectic, mixed-media style through a cohesive range of Hoodies, woven Shirts, and graphic T-shirts. By integrating his high-brow, culturally significant artwork into accessible skate silhouettes, Palace continues its long-standing tradition of championing influential British artists while delivering some of the most visually compelling pieces of the season.
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But Drop 2 isn't entirely rooted in art history; it also delivers on Palace's signature blend of functional utility and laid-back comfort. Rounding out the apparel side of the release are the rugged, workwear-inspired "Danke" pieces. The Danke Jacket arrives in a trio of versatile colorways—Realtree camouflage, Navy, and Black—providing durable outerwear options for unpredictable summer weather. Fans can also pair it with the matching Danke Work Shirt, dropping in crisp White and Navy, for a complete, elevated utilitarian look.

To bring the drop together, Palace is ensuring your summer footwear rotation stays as relaxed as possible. The brand is reintroducing its Classic Palace Slipper, available in rich Black and Brown leather iterations. Whether lounging post-skate or stepping out for a casual coffee, the slippers perfectly embody the brand's irreverent, effortlessly cool ethos.

By seamlessly bridging the gap between London's historic 1980s subcultures and modern skate utility, Palace’s Summer 2026 Drop 2 is a masterclass in curated storytelling. From archive-inspired art pieces to rugged workwear and premium lounging footwear, this week's lineup offers something essential for every facet of the summer wardrobe. Check out the Summer 2026 Drop 2 above. The pieces release on May 15 at 11:00 a.m. BST in the UK, Europe, and US, and on May 16 in Japan, Korea, China, and Australia via the Palace Skateboards webstore and Palace Skateboards stores.

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• The Eames Houses exhibition at Triennale Milano debuted the Eames Pavilion System, a modular, prefabricated architecture concept
• Full‑scale pavilion installations and archival materials showcased Charles and Ray’s architectural legacy
• Accompanied by Phaidon’s sourcebook, reinforcing architecture as central to the Eames vision

Presented during Milan Design Week 2026, the Eames Office unveiled The Eames Houses at the Triennale Milano, an expansive 800-square-meter exhibition that reexamines the architectural legacy of Charles and Ray Eames. Grounded in extensive archival research, the showcase places full-scale, walk-in installations alongside a wealth of previously unseen drawings, models, and studies from the Eames Office Archive. The initiative marks a significant effort to shift public perception of the Eameses' work from purely furniture design to a foundational systemic architectural thinking that views buildings not as static objects, but as flexible backgrounds for life.

A central highlight of the exhibition is the global debut of the Eames Pavilion System, a modular construction kit developed in partnership with the Barcelona-based manufacturer Kettal. Translating the designers' 1940s and 1950s architectural principles into a contemporary engineered product, the system utilizes a rational grid and repeatable structural modules to maximize volume within a small footprint.

Designed for adaptability, the system supports configurations ranging from compact 16‑square‑meter pavilions to two‑story houses, with applications across residential, hospitality, workplace, and exhibition contexts. Its use of recyclable aluminum, engineered decking, bioclimatic roofs, and integrated lighting reflects both sustainability and technological innovation, while remaining unmistakably Eames in spirit.

Coinciding with the exhibition, a namesake sourcebook published by Phaidon was released, further establishing Charles and Ray’s vision for modular, prefabricated living as a living expression of their design values. Authored by Eckart Maise with contributions from Catherine Ince and forewords by Norman Foster and Eames Demetrios, the book documents built and unbuilt projects from 1945 to 1954, situating architecture as a continuous thread in the Eames legacy.

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• Brooks Brothers Japan and New Era are releasing a collaborative 9FORTY Unstructured cap on June 12
• The cap features three distinct embroidery placements: the Brooks Brothers Golden Fleece at front center, cursive brand script on the right side panel, and the New Era flag logo on the left, on an unstructured, no-stiffener front panel with a deep silhouette and adjustable cross strap
• Six colorways total span the lineup, with three exclusive to each retailer: Maroon at Urban Research, Gray at Journal Standard Relume, and Green at United Arrows Green Label Relaxing

Brooks Brothers Japan and New Era are releasing a collaborative 9FORTY Unstructured cap on June 12, 2026, available exclusively at Urban Research, Journal Standard Relume, and United Arrows Green Label Relaxing stores nationwide and their respective online stores. 

The construction decision at the center of this piece is the unstructured front panel. The 9FORTY Unstructured removes the stiffening insert that gives most baseball caps their rigid, panel-forward shape, which produces a softer fit and a deeper, more relaxed silhouette that sits differently on the head. American trad headwear has historically favored a broken-in quality over structured precision, and an unstructured panel reads closer to the worn, lived-with character of classic Ivy League sportswear than a stiff 59FIFTY ever could. The adjustable cross strap at the back keeps the fit universal across head sizes and genders, which extends the cap's reach without compromising the silhouette.

The embroidery placement is distributed deliberately across three positions. The Brooks Brothers Golden Fleece — the brand's centuries-old heraldic symbol, a golden lamb suspended from a ribbon — sits at front center, functioning as the primary graphic element. The cursive Brooks Brothers script logo lands on the right side panel, and the New Era flag logo closes the arrangement on the left. That tripartite layout gives each brand a legible presence on the cap without any single mark dominating, and the side-panel positioning of both subsidiary logos keeps the front clean and focused on the Golden Fleece alone. For a collaboration between two brands with strong visual identities, the restraint in logo placement is notable.

The six colorways are the third construction argument. Each was selected from the American trad palette — the navy, maroon, gray, and green tones that have anchored Ivy League dress since the mid-20th century — and then treated with a wash process that introduces a deliberately aged, well-worn finish. The distinction between a new garment and a broken-in one matters considerably in trad dressing, where patina is read as authenticity rather than wear. Three of the six colors are available across all three retailers and via Brooks Brothers and New Era's own online channels. The remaining three are single-retailer exclusives: Maroon at Urban Research, Gray at Journal Standard Relume, and Green at United Arrows Green Label Relaxing, each retailer's team having selected their own colorway from the broader palette.

The Brooks Brothers x New Era 9FORTY Unstructured releases June 12 via Urban Research, Journal Standard Relume, and United Arrows Green Label Relaxing stores nationwide and their respective online stores.

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• The Weeknd has announced an 11-date Asia leg of his “After Hours Til Dawn Stadium Tour,” running September 20 through November 4, 2026 across Tokyo, Jakarta, Singapore, Seoul, Bangkok, Hong Kong, and Kuala Lumpur
• The tour has surpassed $1 billion USD in global gross across 153 shows and 7.5 million tickets sold, making it the highest-grossing tour ever by a male solo artist; The Weeknd and partners have contributed over $8.5 million USD combined to the XO Humanitarian Fund and Global Citizen
• Japanese hip-hop duo Creepy Nuts supports on the majority of Asia dates, with DJ ¥ØUUK€¥UK1MATUK€ ¥UK1MAT UK€¥UK1MATU joining on select

The Weeknd has announced the Asia leg of his “After Hours Til Dawn Stadium Tour,” an 11-date run across seven cities that opens September 20 at Tokyo's Belluna Dome and closes November 4 at TM Stadium National in Kuala Lumpur. Produced by Live Nation and sponsored by Nespresso, the Asia run is the final leg of the entire tour — the last chapter of a four-year global campaign that has become the highest-grossing stadium run ever by a male solo artist.

The Asia leg follows his upcoming European and UK summer run and recently completed Latin American dates, and its structure reflects the same multi-night market logic that has defined the tour throughout. Jakarta gets two nights at Jakarta International Stadium on September 26 and 27. Singapore follows with two nights at the National Stadium on October 2 and 3. Seoul plays two nights at Goyang Stadium on October 7 and 8. Hong Kong closes October with two nights at Kai Tak Stadium on October 30 and 31. Single dates fill out the run: Tokyo on September 20, Bangkok at Rajamangala Stadium on October 11, and the tour's final show in Kuala Lumpur on November 4. For fans across the region, the extended multi-night plays reflect both demand and a deliberate decision to give major markets more than one shot at a show that, by every measure, will not return.

“After Hours Til Dawn” launched in 2022 and has since crossed every major touring territory: North America twice, Europe, the UK, Latin America, and Australia. The numbers it has accumulated along the way are legitimately unprecedented for a male solo artist. The tour crossed $1 billion USD in global gross last year, has sold more than 7.5 million tickets across 153 shows, and won Tour of the Year at the 2026 iHeartRadio Awards and Best R&B Tour at the Pollstar Awards. The 2025 North American leg alone included more than 40 sold-out stadium shows, with The Weeknd setting venue records at Rogers Centre in Toronto, SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, and across major markets in the US and Canada. He became the top-grossing Black male artist in history at venues including New York, Denver, Seattle, and Houston.

The show celebrates The Weeknd's album trilogy across After Hours (2020), Dawn FM (2022), and Hurry Up Tomorrow (2025), with a career-spanning setlist that has been among the production's most consistent strengths across every leg. Creepy Nuts, the Japanese hip-hop duo, supports on the majority of Asia dates, with DJ ¥ØUUK€¥UK1MATUK€ ¥UK1MAT UK€¥UK1MATU joining on select shows. The charitable component of the Asia run continues the tour's broader philanthropic structure: $1 USD local equivalent from each ticket sold goes to the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund and the UN World Food Programme's XO Humanitarian Fund, with the donation not applicable in Jakarta. To date, The Weeknd and partners have contributed over $8.5 million USD combined to both organizations across the full tour run.

Check out the full list of dates below. Artist Presale begins Monday, May 18. A Visa presale follows Tuesday, May 19 for Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, and Thailand. General onsale begins Thursday, May 21 via The Weeknd’s website, with local timings varying by market.

THE WEEKND AFTER HOURS TIL DAWN STADIUM TOUR - ASIA DATES:
Sun Sep 20 — Tokyo — Belluna Dome *^
Sat Sep 26 — Jakarta — Jakarta International Stadium ^
Sun Sep 27 — Jakarta — Jakarta International Stadium ^
Fri Oct 2 — Singapore — National Stadium *
Sat Oct 3 — Singapore — National Stadium *
Wed Oct 7 — Seoul — Goyang Stadium *
Thu Oct 8 — Seoul — Goyang Stadium *
Sun Oct 11 — Bangkok — Rajamangala Stadium *
Fri Oct 30 — Hong Kong — Kai Tak Stadium
Sat Oct 31 — Hong Kong — Kai Tak Stadium
Wed Nov 4 — Kuala Lumpur — TM Stadium National *^

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Summary

• Phillips achieved the highest-grossing watch auction ever, totaling nearly $96.3 million USD
• The historic sale established 43 world records and saw 14 watches exceed $1 million CHF
• A Patek Philippe world-timer led the auction, realizing at 7.9 million CHF (approx. $ 10.2 million USD)

Phillips has set a new benchmark in the watch auction world, achieving the highest‑grossing sale in history with the Geneva Watch Auction: XXIII. Held on over the weekend at the Hotel President in Geneva, the two‑day event realized a record total of 74.8 million CHF (approximately $ 96.3 million USD), surpassing all previous records. With 224 of 225 lots sold, the auction achieved a near‑perfect sell‑through rate of 99.6% by lot and 99.9% by value, underscoring the strength of the global watch market.

The sale was defined by 43 world records and intense bidding across categories. Leading the results was the extraordinarily rare Patek Philippe Ref. 2523 “South America” World Timer, which hammered at 7.9 million CHF (approx. $ 10.2 million USD), setting a world record for the reference.

Other highlights included the F.P. Journe Chronomètre à Résonance “Souscription No. 18”, which achieved $4.88 million CHF(approx. $6.27 million USD)and the Louis Richard “Triple Detent Constant Force One Minute Tourbillon Chronometer”, which realized $3.96 million USD ( approx. $ 5.1 million USD). These results confirm the appetite for both trophy Patek Philippe pieces and independent watchmakers pushing technical boundaries.

Independent brands also drew remarkable attention, with the Akrivia AK‑06 in stainless steel achieving 3 million CHF(around $ 3.86 million USD), setting a record for Rexhep Rexhepi, while Greubel Forsey’s collaborative Naissance d’une Montre No.1/11 reached 1.65 million CHF (around $ 2.12 million USD).

Senior consultants Aurel Bacs and Livia Russo emphasized that watch auctions now sit alongside fine art, jewelry and rare motorcars at the pinnacle of collecting categories. With 14 watches surpassing the 1 million CHF mark and unprecedented enthusiasm across vintage, contemporary and prototype creations, the Geneva Watch Auction: XXIII confirmed that the market is not only resilient but “hungry for relevance, craftsmanship, and quality without compromise.”

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• GOLF le FLEUR* has released a seven-piece headwear collection spanning three silhouettes: the Nameplate Pillbox Hat, the Fleur Patch 5-Panel Hat, and the Speckled Wool Pillbox Hat, plus an F! Patch 6-Panel Hat
• Pricing ranges from $75 USD for the Nameplate Pillbox and Fleur Patch 5-Panel styles to $85 USD for the Speckled Wool Pillbox variants — a $10 premium that tracks directly to material construction
• The full collection is available now across seven colorways via golflefleur.com

Tyler, the Creator’s GOLF le FLEUR* has expanded its headwear lineup with a seven-piece collection built around three structurally distinct silhouettes. The drop includes the Nameplate Pillbox Hat in Light Green and Brown, the Fleur Patch 5-Panel Hat in Black and Cream, the Speckled Wool Pillbox Hat in Brown and Black, and a single-colorway F! Patch 6-Panel Hat in Red.

The collection's clearest through-line is silhouette differentiation. The two pillbox families share a brimless, cylindrical crown construction — a form historically associated with structured formality — but diverge meaningfully in material. The Nameplate Pillbox Hat, at $75 USD, sits at the entry point of the lineup, while the Speckled Wool Pillbox Hat commands $85 USD, a premium that signals a step up in fabric weight and texture. The speckled wool construction introduces visual depth and tactile complexity that the standard Nameplate version doesn't attempt to replicate.

The Fleur Patch 5-Panel Hat at $75 USD occupies different structural territory entirely. A 5-panel construction produces a lower-profile, softer-crowned silhouette compared to the rigid geometry of the pillbox. The Fleur Patch branding keeps the graphic language consistent with the brand's broader identity without competing with the hat's clean architecture. It arrives in Black and Cream: the two colorways that do the least work visually, letting the form carry the weight.

The F! Patch 6-Panel Hat in Red, also priced at $75 USD, rounds out the offering and introduces one additional panel seam over the 5-panel, a subtle structural distinction that produces a slightly rounder, fuller crown. The Red colorway here is the most assertive color call in the entire collection, positioned against what are otherwise largely neutral and earth-toned options across the lineup.

The full GOLF le FLEUR* headwear collection is available now via the official website.

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Summary

• Dior Maison has launched its "Haute Wellness" collection, a three-piece set of fitness and mindfulness objects unified by the house's Cannage quilted motif
• The collection spans a Resistance Band Set, a Bottle, and a Yoga Block
• The collection is available at House of Dior Ginza and select limited stores, as well as the official Dior online store

Dior Maison has released its "Haute Wellness" collection: three objects designed around light exercise, mindfulness, and sleep, each bearing the house's Cannage motif. The drop includes a Resistance Band Set, a Bottle, and a Yoga Block, available now at House of Dior Ginza, select limited retail locations, and the official Dior online store.

Each piece in the collection is doing specific functional work before the Dior identity enters the picture. The Resistance Band Set comprises three rubber bands of graduated resistance, the standard configuration for progressive strength and mobility training. The Bottle occupies the everyday carry slot, while the Yoga Block targets the recovery and mindfulness end of the spectrum that the collection's stated focus on sleep and stillness implies. Taken together, the three objects map a complete low-impact wellness ritual: resistance work, hydration, and floor-based practice.

What ties them formally is the Cannage — Dior's signature diamond-quilted surface pattern, derived from the Napoleon III chair that Christian Dior himself reportedly kept in his salons. Its application across objects this utilitarian is the central design argument the collection makes: that a motif built for upholstery and handbags has the structural vocabulary to migrate into fitness equipment without losing coherence. The Cannage doesn't function as a logo here; it functions as texture, imposing a recognizable rhythm onto objects that, without it, would read as purely instrumental.

That migration is consistent with where Dior Maison has been pushing the broader lifestyle category. The maison's home objects line has long moved beyond tableware and linens into increasingly experiential territory — and wellness, as a category, is where luxury is currently concentrating its expansion energy.

The Dior Maison "Haute Wellness" collection is available now at House of Dior Ginza, select limited stores, and via the Dior Japan website.

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