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Going, Going, Gonz

October 29, 2019

Going, going, Gonz. If you’re not paying attention, Mark Gonzales’ll ease right past you, gliding along so effortlessly it seems like the board could be glued to his sneakers, until that magic ollie moment. Gonz’ groundbreaking 1991 move, caught on camera for Video Days, immortalized those four blocks of Wallenberg, San Francisco. Now adidas Skateboarding is doing justice to the moment with an Aloha Supers x Mark Gonzales drop.

Creamy suede meets soft soles and a salmon pink logo and, of course, the iconic three stripes. Cop a pair here during the first week of December and check out office’s exclusive photos of the artist and skateboarder Mark Gonzales himself below.

Text by Savannah Whitmer
Photos courtesy of adidas Skateboarding

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K-Swiss hit the runway as the official footwear sponsor for the Raul Lopez designed LUAR Spring / Summer 2026 show, at New York Fashion Week. Lopez redesigned the instantly recognisable K-Swiss Classic 66 for LUAR's forward-thinking identity.

LUAR was initially founded by Lopez in 2017 before being relaunched in 2022 with a focus on New York grit and Dominican heritage; the brand is a rising cultural force in contemporary fashion, so combining with the iconic heritage of K-Swiss makes for a perfect collaboration. K-Swiss was founded in 1966 and is widely known for creating the first full leather tennis shoe. This collaboration is a perfect fusion of the past, present and future of fashion.

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Text by JohnOswald Crichton

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September 19, 2025

Drawing inspiration from the collegiate style, Atheneum is Miu Miu's new pop-up that launched September 10th in Shenzhen, China Mainland and Tokyo, Japan. It will travel across Asia throughout the Fall of 2025, immersing visitors into a unique world.

Having iconic designs reinterpreted, like their sporty blousons, striped cashmere sweaters and pleated skirts, as well as the instantly recognisable pocket and solitaire bags and lastly completing the look with accessories like penny loafters, nappa ballet flats and gymnasium sneakers. All adding to a wardrobe that both respects and challanges the rules of traditional campus dressing, while also merging discipline with a rebellious, youthful spirit to uphold Miu Miu's signature codes.

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Dsquared2 x Vaquera

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Dsquared2 has turned 30; at such a milestone, a special project seemed inevitable and a collaboration with Vaquera, cult-favourite punk-inspired fashion brand, could not be more appropriate. Also celebrating a milestone, Vaquera's 10th anniversary is also this year. So for reinventing their youthful and subversive style through the iconic lens of Dsquared2's provocative nature, the two brands became one in this collection with leather fringe, tulle skirts and denim throughout the outfits.

The new collection is already available online at dsquared2.com.

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