California’s labor unions and billionaires are spending lavishly on a political battle over a proposed new tax on the state’s wealthiest citizens. To take their cases to the voters, they depend on...
H.Moser & Cie's Reebok Pump watch is a funky combo of nostalgia & watchmaking knowhow, as this duo of timepieces can actually be pumped.
At SSENSE, you can get a special price on one of Maison Margiela's very best sneakers, the Sprinters. That is, if you're fast enough...
New Balance's U9060 in Raincloud/Truffle Salt layers three tones of gray over ABZORB cushioning for the ultimate dad shoe done right.
The leading lot is a Joan Mitchell that's estimated to fetch $5 million to $7 million. The post Collector Jennifer Gilbert Is Selling Modernist Masterpieces to Fund Her New Arts Space appeared...
CLOT reworks adidas Mundial soccer shoe into an espadrille-style sneaker featuring stitched leather uppers & woven details.
ASICS releases new colorways for its GEL-FILIMY dad sandals, which are basically trail sneakers in summer mode.
Nike releases the Moon Shoe in "Soft Yellow," giving its most classic sneaker a spring-worthy butter yellow refresh.
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Nike continues the Air Liquid Max debut, releasing a new "Triple Black" version of the "melted" sneaker.
Enfants Riches Déprimés launches a pop-up at Maxfield Los Angeles, which includes exclusive clothes & art pieces like a $200,000 swing set.
Highsnobiety and Google Pixel welcome you to the Pixel Institute of Fashion and Technology.
This week, Katya Kazakina discusses her cover story for the Intelligence Report: Year Ahead 2026. The post One of the Art Market’s Biggest Secrets, Revealed appeared first on Artnet News.
Nike's Air Jordan 11 Retro Low returns in University Blue, featuring patent leather mudguards, an icy translucent outsole and a full-length Air-Sole unit.

Billionaire Alex Gerko and other shareholders of his algorithmic trading firm XTX Markets are sharing a windfall of about $3 billion through one of the world’s biggest market-making businesses.