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Sport

Greater Land

June 02, 2018

The correlation between mental and physical, mind and body, interior and exterior, how we feel and how we present ourselves to the world, is an inherently human in nature.

The success of Nike is in no small part due to a deep understanding of this quality. In the same manner as aesthetic choices such as color, length, fabric, etc. can communicate the inner nature of the wearer to the beholder, something as minimal as a sneaker can communicate spirit and essence. This shoot captures, in both form and content, precisely how a sneaker can transcend the realm footwear to become something profoundly human.

Photos by Fumi Nagasaka
Styling by Simon Rasmussen
Fashion Editor: Caitlan Hickey
Hair by Peter Gray
Makeup by Z enia Jaeger

Models: Liz Harlan, Jess, Mecca Allah, Faheem Allah, Mars, Tenzin Miyahira, Matt P, Sage Caesar, Stanley Simons, Christian Heritage

Photo Assistant - Eduardo Silva
Fashion Assistant - Sebastian Jean
Production - Office Solutions
Production Assistant - Sara Juric

Sport

Nike x Off-White, Mon Amour

And it gets better— because today, he's announced another team-up with Nike, and this time, it is alongside another of fashion's favorite frontrunners, Kim Jones. The duo have designed an all-new two-part drop of football*-inspired attire, accessories, and shoes. With the two collections, each artist interprets the iconic sport in their own undeniably unique way.

*soccer, for us unfortunate Americans.

While Virgil's "Football, Mon Amour", offers his visceral athleisure aesthetic, a hallmark of his own brand— Jones' spin on classic sportswear seems innately cerebral, as evidenced by his Football Reimagined Collection.

Check out their two campaigns below.

“The great thing about the vocabulary and history of football is that aesthetically it has its own look. I was always inspired by the way European teams have a sponsor printed over the chest. When I was working on this collection, I wanted to celebrate the different variants of typography," says Virgil Abloh

Head to Nike.com on June 7th to get your own gear.

Photos courtesy of NIke

Sport

Back to Work with Wang

After each iteration of the innovative collection, we've come to count on astoundingly creative articulations of classic athleticwear, with accompanying campaigns featuring a cast full of famous fashion figures who've found themselves against yet another bizarre, badass backdrop.

This time, Wang's multi-piece line once again achieves an aesthetic that both embraces its own imperfections and offers us what we've always loved about athleisure, with footwear and apparel patterned with pixelated graphics on perma-wrinkled fabrics, for an effortless take on workwear that everyone can get behind.

Known for her unconventional takes on everyday spaces (like factories and offices, for example), photographer Brianna Capozzi turns a manager’s office into an editorial backdrop where Wang’s disruptive designs can take control.