Highsnobiety

Highsnobiety is a digital magazine that focuses on upcoming trends and news in fashion, art, music, and culture, all in one place. Over the years, Highsnobiety has established itself as a leading brand in the online fashion and lifestyle space. Currently, its website and print magazine rank among the most popular global resources for inspiration related to fashion, sneakers, music, art, and lifestyle. Highsnobiety is committed to innovation, progress, and staying ahead of the trends, which are fundamental principles of the brand.

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Chanel Does Not Make Menswear. But It Does Make Kendrick-Wear

1 day ago | highsnobiety.com | Tayler Adigun |David Fischer

Kendrick Lamar is now a Chanel ambassador, and nothing has ever made more sense. See, Lamar isn't just a rap phenom — he is also a bonafide fashion superstar. The Pulitzer Prize-winning musician habitually fuses style and music to shape his genre-bending storytelling, which has earned him five Grammys, a Super Bowl Halftime Show, and a lifetime ban from the OVO estates. Probably.
adidas' "Croc" Leather Superstars Are Absurd

3 days ago | highsnobiety.com | Aerin Daniel |David Fischer

adidas' Superstar sneaker is a classic. But in faux crocodile leather, the Superstar is weirdly fresh again, even if it is also a little ridiculous. There's something about croc leather that just feels off. It conjures mental images of ugly Italian dress shoes from a long bygone generation. And the way that alligators and crocodiles are farmed for their skin — no, thanks.
Even Pre-Thrashed, the Jordan "Skate Shoe" Is a Serious Beige Stunner

4 days ago | highsnobiety.com | Aerin Daniel |David Fischer

Who Decides War's Jordan Flight Court sneaker takes the underrated skate-style shoe to an artful new level with thoughtful colorways and textural stitchwork. It was nice in black but in beige? Beautiful. Famed for its heavily patched and stitched workwear-leaning clothes, Who Decides War's approach to its Nike collaborations have leaned heavy on the handiwork.
Is COS the Cool, Cost-Conscious Clothing Line of Right Now?

6 days ago | highsnobiety.com | Tayler Adigun |David Fischer

COS already established itself as a power player in the world of cost-effective, trend-savvy fashion but it's time is now. by hitting that delicate balance between season-free staples and a price point that doesn't rival the average cost of rent in most major cities, COS already set itself up for success. But COS' Spring/Summer 2025 collection campaign speaks to something loftier. This isn't merely a budget-savvy label, this is seriously stylish stuff.
Why Is Fashion So Hairy?

6 days ago | highsnobiety.com | Tom Barker |David Fischer

A fur coat is one thing. Everyone from Cam’ron to Princess Diana has worn one of those. But fashion’s current obsession with fur far beyond the opulent outerwear of yesteryear. In the wake of TikTok’s mob wives ransacking vintage stores for grandma’s chinchilla coats, anything and everything is suddenly sprouting fur like a Chia Pet gone rogue.
Racing Drivers, Aliens & Superheroes... They're More Similar Than You Might Think

6 days ago | highsnobiety.com | Tom Barker |David Fischer

“It feels like they’ve just landed from another planet, with curious locals looking on, trying to make sense of it.” This is how digital artist Chris Labrooy describes a moment at the 1988 Isle of Man TT, a renowned annual motorcycle road racing event where one of the riders broke down in a remote field. The rider in question was part of team Team Ikuzawa, a Japanese racing team founded by legendary racing driver Tetsu Ikuzawa.
Jacquemus Remixed Timberland's Most Jacquemus Shoe

6 days ago | highsnobiety.com | Aerin Daniel |David Fischer

Jacquemus turned Timberland's signature 3-Eye Lug, otherwise known as the Timbs boat shoe, into "La Bateau." That's French for "the boat," people, because that's what Jacquemus does. And, yes, Jacquemus' Timberland boat shoe is a quintessential Jacquemus proposition. The humble Timberland 3-Eye is a favorite of Simon Porte Jacquemus, the eponymous house founder, and he's been seen wearing it many a time himself.
Dr. Martens' Peanut Butter-Flavored Loafer Is Three Kinds of Leathery Goodness

6 days ago | highsnobiety.com | Tayler Adigun |David Fischer

Dr. Martens' Lowell shoe looks good enough to eat. But wearing it will suffice. The Dr. Martens Lowell Lux shoe is a premium peanut butter-hued iteration of Dr. Marten's archival 4-hole ‘90s lace-up. Its dark brown, tan and pale cream colorway gives the retro Docs shoe a decadent vibe reminiscent of peanut butter mixed with Nutella, a tasty combo by anyone’s metric.
Carhartt Is a Jewelry Brand Now?

1 week ago | highsnobiety.com | Tayler Adigun |David Fischer

Fashion loves a multitasker. Glasses that go both ways, dresses as tables, the list goes on. Well, what about Carhartt jewelry that's also workwear? Carhartt, known for workwear so iconic that countless luxury brands have jacked its steelo, is expanding its Spring/Summer 2025 repertoire with some smart accessories that go beyond .
In Pierced Lace, adidas' Taekwondo Sneaker Is a Punk Ballet

1 week ago | highsnobiety.com | Tayler Adigun |David Fischer

adidas' Taekwondo sneaker is going to the ballet. The punk rock ballet that is! The adidas Taekwondo "Punk Ballet" pack is a pierced-up expansion of adidas' beloved boxing sneaker lineage. The Taekwondo shoe has been experiencing a quiet come-up this year by way of feral slip-ons and silky atmos collabs but now the slim sneaker is taking on a real non-conformist vibe all wrapped in denim. Anti-establishment — but make it a sneaker.