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Five Years of LORENZ.OG's Air Max 95 Celebrated With a Dusky Stunner
LORENZ.OG's new Air Max 95 sneaker is a gradient ode to the sneaker that started everything.
The Seven Best Nike Sneaker Releases This Week
This week of our Nike release round-up is all about performance tech that is also perfect for the streets.
Y-3 Brings the adidas Superstar Into the Future
Y-3 just took adidas' classic Superstar sneaker & brought it into the future in a really big way.
Is FILA's New Suede Sneaker A Future Classic?
FILA's Acegritt revives the brand's tennis heritage with a suede-heavy, low-profile design—riding the archive-sneaker wave without feeling like a trend chase.
This adidas Chocolatey Delight Is Bringing Some Weight to the Ballet Trend
The adidas Taekwondo Mei Elite arrives in Aurora Coffee, giving its low-profile ballet-inspired silhouette a rich brown suede finish.
The Price Tag Behind the Path With Advisry’s Keith Herron
For some, nostalgia is just a feeling, but for Advisry’s Keith Herron
How Can a Sneaker Brand Make Clogs This Good?
Reebok clogs and sandals have no business being this sexy. Somehow, the Reebok Classic Clogs and Sandals are arguably the clogs of the year.
ASICS' Pierced Gohar Flat Is an Emo Ballerina
ASICS' GEL-DS Trainer SP ballet flat is a track sneaker that's going through its rebellious phase right now.
Artist Uniform: Naomi Osaka Serves Before She Even Serves
Naomi Osaka's explosive fits reference everything from jellyfish & Lucy Liu in 'Kill Bill' to NBA fashion icon Allen Iverson. They're also more than fashion.
One Good Fall-Ready Bag That’s Secretly a Vest
One Good is Highsnobiety's series on the tried, tested, and trusted products we can’t stop fawning over. This round features gilet that's also a bag.
Aviation in times of conflict: The CEO of Dubai Airports reflects on operating through missile attacks and winning back passengers
Paul Griffiths believes that the Gulf’s extraordinary aviation setback will be temporary
Live to work or work to live? New York’s hustle culture is a world away from Milan’s slower pace
This year I spent part of my summer in New York. It’s a place that’s close to my heart: I lived and worked here for six years as Monocle’s US editor
The ‘Butcher of Bosnia’ is dead – but divisions live on in the Balkans
Serbia’s former president Boris Tadić got it right. Ratko Mladić was a “stain” – and his death in custody in The Hague
Scanning the skies for inspiration? Don’t let Japanese mags fly under your radar
Do you have a geographical fix on your happy place? Is it the end of the jetty at your weekend house in northern Maine? Or a quiet stretch of beach north of Comporta
Time flows slowly in Hakushū, giving you plenty of time to stop and sip the saké
Looking to escape the bustle of Tokyo? Hakushū offers an endless stream of saké, single malts and picturesque riverside views
Diplomatic Design 101: The UN’s newest visitor centre is a study in architectural monotony
If minimalism has become the visual language of institutional reassurance, then the Portail des Nations speaks it fluently
The new space race: How satellite internet is changing the face of the Ukraine-Russia war
Russia has launched its own fleet of Rassvet satellites, which could challenge Ukraine’s use of Starlink for combat
Against the encroaching shadow of automation, Homo Faber is a beacon of light
Homo Faber’s exhibition this year is proving that craft, like host city Venice, is still buoyant
As debt piles up and markets spook, will governments catch on before the crash?
Market forces and reminders of the 2008 and 2012 financial crises are warnings for governments. But there’s still time for policymakers to take action
‘Buildings affect our health’: Thomas Heatherwick on how dull architecture is just as harmful as fast food
The world-renowned English designer behind Azabudai Hills and Olympia is on a mission to make buildings that better serve our wellbeing
Pear Tarta De Santiago
Just as great with coffee for breakfast as it is with amaro for dessert.
Creole Sausage Roll-Ups
Leveled-up pigs in a blanket for your next party.
What Do Pro Chefs Cook at Home?
Korean street toast sandwiches, banana crepes, and more off-the-clock recipes.
Buckwheat Crepes With Banana-Sesame Jam
Practical to make and feels like a total flex.
Korean Street Toast Breakfast Sandwich
Veggie-packed eggs, gooey cheese, and don't skip the sprinkle of sugar.
Mussels Dijonnaise
Great for all kinds of dinner dates.
The Best High-Protein Snacks, According to Food Editors
It’s time to branch out from protein bars.