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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Written by Chris Erik Thomas

    One Designer, Two Collabs, Three Perfect Leather Shoes (opens the original)

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    It’s a great time to bet big on Sage Toda-Nation. The London-based designer has quietly been building a reputation for his work at both his namesake Sage Nation imprint and the utilitarian workwear label YMC (or You Must Create). But this past week, he’s really popped off in the realm he's long since mastered: footwear. Not one, not two, but three great leather shoes designed by Toda-Nation have dropped through two big collaborations in one single week, each a near-perfect twist on a classic sha

  2. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Written by Chris Erik Thomas

    Only Junya Could Make Stüssy, Levi’s, and Spiewak Pop Off Like This (opens the original)

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    There’s an old adage: “It takes a village to raise a child.” The same sentiment applies to Junya Watanabe. The Japanese designer’s menswear label is always down bad for collaborations, regularly linking with a village's worth of brands from all corners of the industry each season. Major heritage companies like Levi’s and New Balance appear, but so do more IYKYK names like heritage German shoemaker Heinrich Dinkelacker and Wyoming-founded outerwear label Rocky Mountain Featherbed. Don’t call it a

  3. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Written by Chris Erik Thomas

    A Softer Margiela Still Calls for Tough Accessories (opens the original)

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    “Less scary” may not be the blueprint you’d expect from Maison Margiela, but it fits the era of Martens’ Margiela. Since Glenn Martens took over as creative director last year, he’s brought an undeniable edge to the brand; his four-stitch mouthpieces for Spring/Summer 2026 were unforgettable, sure, but also a bit nightmare-inducing. What a difference a year makes. Martens’ second summer collection is still weird, but as we witnessed firsthand during a private re-see for the SS27 collection, ther

  4. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Written by Chris Erik Thomas

    Lady White Co. Built an Altar to Its Good Taste (opens the original)

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    Staking out a foothold in the crowded fashion market is brutal enough. But when you happen to launch a brand with a singular goal of designing the perfect white T-shirt, it can feel like mission impossible. Count on Lady White Co. to defy the odds. Phil Proyce’s LA-based brand hasn’t just gained a foothold and fulfilled its lofty goal; it's built a cult following off the back of easy-wearing staple products masterfully made within driving distance of its flagship store. Now that store has a glea

  5. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Chris Erik Thomas

    Is the “More is More” Fashion Campaign Actually Doing Less? (opens the original)

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    When the fashion pendulum shifts away from the quiet and constrained, it really does swing. Clothes are louder — like Supreme’s logomania-revival jacket — and silhouettes are stranger. (See: the endless iteration on toe-shoes, split-toes, and sneaker-loafers.) It tracks that fashion ads would follow suit, becoming more… well, more. Major brands are capping anniversaries with campaigns that pack in a veritable flood of models — both literal model-models, plus influencers, celebs, and the like — w

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