Nike’s Joyride technology provides a different perspective in running, allowing runners who are starting out to settle in comfortably into running, but for runners who want to enjoy a more traditional running shoe feel without sacrificing comfort, Nike has come out with the Joyride Dual Run.
For the past two years, American Vogue has tapped into the experience economy by holding conferences in New York City. As one should expect from the Condé Nast title, its entry into the world of consumer-facing events has featured some of the industry’s most influential creatives, from Demna Gvasalia to Pierpaolo Piccioli to Rihanna. Now in its third year, the conference will take place over two days on Oct. 10 and 11 and include experiential sessions and discussions with a new batch of compelling fashion figures.
This week, Nike unveiled its latest, and possibly greatest advancement in running technology; Joyride cushioning. Much like Air, Free, Lunarlon, and React that came before it, Joyride is set to be an important innovation on which Nike will continue to build over time. Developed as an all-purpose running technology, Joyride is projected to make all types of runners better.
Givenchy have shared their Fall-Winter 2019-2020 campaign starring its new face of the label, Ariana Grande.
Grande was photographed by Craig McDean for the project, shown wearing multiple styles from the fashion house’s upcoming seasonal collection. Check out the campaign photos here.
There is only one real ‘Queen’ on the tennis court, and that is of course Serena Williams. Nike has launched another capsule collection with Serena and designer Virgil Abloh, and you can check it out right now. You may have even see her wear it earlier this year at the French Open.
Ten Pieces designers Maurice Terzini and Lucy Hinckfuss showcased their new Resort ’20 Collection within the iconic Bondi Icebergs Dining Room and Bar against a clear blue sky and Bondi Beach backdrop.
This year’s NextGen Showcase featured four fresh designers: Benjamin Garg, Chloe Mottau, Madison Hislop and Brian Huynh. From oversized pink coats to mens suiting, these designers showed us what the future of fashion has in store.
Taking a few steps away from the craziness and bubble that is Fashion Week, the Double Rainbouu boys decided to present their Resort ’20 collection in the tranquil Chinese Gardens of Friendship in Sydney this week as the sun was setting on a Wednesday afternoon. Click through to read our thoughts on their new collection, ‘United Colours of Double Rainbouu.’
A regular on the runways of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia since 2008 and known for her feminine tailoring and unique prints, Croatian-Australian designer Karla Špetic played to the Resort theme this year and added swimwear to her new collection along with designs incorporating sheer, rope detailing, sexy cut-outs and the silhouette of a woman’s profile, altogether bringing a sense of seduction and confidence to the woman wearing her designs. Click through for more of our thoughts on her latest collection.
Today, the Australian fashion world celebrated Lee Mathews and her impressive 20th anniversary. In a raw hanger at Sydney’s Carriageworks, the set saw a simple sheer botanical curtain float above the exposed cement floor. It was a fashion retrospective of the most modern nature.