At The Circus

February 06, 2019

Although there were no tightropes, no magicians and no lions, Vasilis Loizides took us to the circus for F/W ‘19.

Urging one to rethink modern day power dynamics, the show, both dramatic and weighty, played with the three-way relationship between the performers, the audience and the designer, begging the question: who really holds the power in today’s world? With a collection as strong and unafraid as Loizides’, we’re thinking the answer is him.

Comprised of fifteen looks, the show stuck to jewel-toned pieces and circus-themed prints in powerful and innovative silhouettes, exuding an overall exotic and maximalist vibe. Our favorite pieces included a pair of sparkly cowboy chaps, coin-fringed tops and a 3D elephant head velvet shirt-dress—with matching pants of course.

Text by Caroline Brown
Photos by Phoenix Johnson

Oh and the peacock feathered suit was killer. See it, and our other favorite looks from backstage at the presentation, below.

Fashion

INSTITUTION: Kith Fall/Winter 25

August 18, 2025

This past Sunday, all the summer city dwellers were in attendance for Kith’s first runway show in six years. The Fall Winter 2025 collection titled INSTITUTION, gave audiences a sneak peak at their upcoming collaborations such as the capsule collection with the New York Yankees, a Heritage running collection with adidas, and the latest 8th St Wallabee Collection.

Outside of the brand’s recently renovated flagship store, models graced the runway in designs that point to Kith’s emphasis on fusing refinement and versatility. Their signature styles are placed into a new context via &Kin with an elevated take on their classic pieces. Blending lifestyle and performance, Kith continues to expand their offerings with Creative Director Ronnie Fieg at the helm.

The Fall collection will be available for purchase starting August 22nd at Kith stores, Kith.com, CA.Kith.com, EU.Kith.com and the Kith App.

Preview the full collection below.

Fashion

Vans and SZA Unite

August 15, 2025

Meet Vans’ new Artistic Director, SZA. Together, they are reimagining upcoming campaigns and co-creating exclusive product collections that fuse her unique style and vision with the brand’s creative and vibrant spirit.

“In Vans, I feel free!” says SZA. “I've been wearing Knu Skools and other styles for years; they've always had an ethos I connect with. As Artistic Director, my mission is to show that joy, community, creativity, and fashion are all still intersectional—that humanity, culture, and connection are still the access points. I’ve learned that bravery and curiosity are the cures for uncertainty; it’s a lifestyle, and Vans champions that spirit. They stand where I stand, and I’m honored to invite a whole bunch of people to stand Off the Wall with us.”

In Vans, I feel free!

Their debut campaign, directed by Sophie Jones and styled by Alejandra Hernandez, is all about expressing vulnerability through self-reflection, spotlighting the Vans Knu Skool in Black/White originally designed in 1997. With over 70 billion streams, multiple chart-topping albums, and a record-breaking streak on the Top R&B Albums chart, SZA brings her cultural influence and boundary-pushing artistry to Vans, uniting music, fashion, and empowerment for a new generation.