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2 days ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Tom Barker |David Fischer
For everyone observing Paris Fashion Week, June 24 was Louis Vuitton day. Perhaps the biggest name on the schedule was presenting its newest menswear concoctions. Beyoncé showed up in a cowboy hat, Bradley Cooper in a fuzzy grey shirt, and Tyshawn Jones in the French house’s new non-dyed brown denim two-piece. And in the middle of it all was Yoon Ahn, documenting every step of the way for Highsnobiety. As with any ordinary day, it started with breakfast.
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2 days ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Tom Barker |David Fischer
Last season, Acne Studios founder Jonny Johansson explored his newfound fascination with looksmaxxing, the online beauty trend where men seek perfection by making their jawlines unthinkably chiseled and their eyes as piercing as possible. For Spring/Summer 2026, he’s proposing an alternative. Something better than perfection. “We keep exploring and rebuilding the emblematic codes of the menswear wardrobe.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Tom Barker |David Fischer
“I wish I had deeper answers for y'all, I just thought the shoes looked fire,” chuckles Tyler, the Creator in his signature raspy Californian tone. “I hate the idea of nostalgia and things having to have a deeper meaning.”He’s deliberating on the creative process when designing his latest Converse collaboration, speaking through a video call while casually parked up roadside.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Tom Barker |David Fischer
This isn’t a greatest hits album. And it very easily could’ve been. Our Legacy’s Spring/Summer 2026 marks twenty years since Our Legacy’s founding, and that kind of significant milestone naturally leads to some introspection.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Tom Barker |David Fischer
FKA twigs is the face of On Running’s stylish new workout gear. However, she’s also a designer pushing the Swiss sportswear label into new territory. In her latest move as a creative partner for On (a role she was hired for in April 2024), FKA twigs has created a full capsule collection of techy activewear.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Tom Barker |David Fischer
Nike and Sean Wotherspoon created magic once. And only once. In 2018, Wotherspoon fused together Nike’s Air Max 1 with an Air Max 97, dressed the whole thing in various pieces of bright-colored corduroy, and sent sneaker fans into a frenzy. The shoe sold out instantly (its resale price remains sky high today), propelling the designer and vintage shop owner to worldwide streetwear notoriety.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Tom Barker |David Fischer
Wide-brimmed with a tall crown and “I am chaos” embroidered on the side in a scribbly font, Undercover's Pre-Spring 2026 collection featured a rendition of this hat in every one of its 36 looks. It’s a rare thing to see: A brand repeating the same item across an entire seasonal collection. And it’s even rarer to see two products duplicated in every look of a collection. On foot, anchoring each outfit, was a pair of slim-shaped black slingback mules also embellished with the “I am chaos” graphic.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Tom Barker |David Fischer
Pas Normal Studios has long been perfecting the art of cycling gear. However, its debut collaboration with JJJJound shows appreciation for a different, more traditional form of art. This meeting between a Canadian master of minimalism and a Copenhagen-based technical cycling label results in a highly engineered, aerodynamic race-fit jersey decorated with a sublimation print of Claude Monet’s Impressionist painting The Poppy Field near Argenteuil.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Tom Barker |David Fischer
Crafted for Luxury, an exclusive event hosted by American technology and social media company Snap, offered an opportunity to analyze the latest developments in luxury fashion. At the event, Snapchat unveiled the first augmented reality (AR) experience developed for its AR glasses, Spectacles. Christian Dior Couture and Louis Vuitton both brought their distinct worlds to life through this immersive technology.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Tom Barker |David Fischer
Vancouver’s technical fashion experts have cooked up a new kind of denim. Between rugged workwear and utilitarian military-inspired outerwear, HAVEN’s summer 2025 collection includes its latest denim invention. It looks relatively ordinary at first glance. Wide-leg pants, a boxy button-down shirt, and a baseball cap are all rendered in the distinctive dark indigo of raw denim. However, this isn’t the hard-wearing denim it's posing to be.
