Emma Chamberlain has always understood the power of being herself in spaces that demand performance. In Stuart Weitzman’s Spring 2026 “Concrete Paradise” campaign, she brings that exact instinct to the streets of New York City. The result feels personal, observational, and quietly cinematic. Photographed by Ned Rogers, the campaign unfolds in black and white, stripping away distraction and letting attitude take center stage. The city becomes both backdrop and collaborator.
-
-
Amelia Gray Closes Out PUMA’s Mostro Era with a Midnight Glow
Amelia Gray has officially entered her nightlife era. For PUMA’s latest and final Mostro drop, the model-slash-it-girl steps into the streets like the main character of a moody downtown film...
-
PUMA x Juun.J: A Sleek Reimagination of the Speedcat
PUMA and South Korean designer Juun.J have joined forces once again, presenting a bold reinterpretation of the iconic Speedcat sneaker. Known for merging dark, functional...
-
Sean O’Pry Steps Up in Allen Edmonds Reserve 2024 Campaign
Photographer Cliff Watts captures Sean O’Pry, one of the most recognizable faces in men's fashion, for Allen Edmonds' Reserve 2024 campaign. Showcasing the...
-
“Flip Flop” Series by Artist Allister Lee
A simply delightful series of illustrations by the talented artist Allister Lee, aptly titled “Flip Flop,” captures a charming selection of throwback vintage dollar store sandals discovered in a myriad of locations throughout California, including the vibrant Chinatown, San Francisco and beyond. Each playful illustration is a masterful representation of these everyday objects, expertly capturing their unique character and charm while pulling on our nostalgic heart strings. “I like finding graphic inspiration in unlikely places and I found these ubiquitous Chinatown staples to be a great mix of quirk and wonk as subject matter.” – Allister See the series Flip Flop below:
-
Ivanka Trump to Testify in Court over Plagiarized Shoes (Video)
Before embarking on a political platform brought on by her father, Ivanka Trump’s main focus and business centered around her lifestyle brand, that included shoes, apparel, jewelry and more. Now it looks like some of the designs are coming back to haunt her in an alleged plagiarism scandal. Ivanka has been ordered to appear in court in a lawsuit alleging she stole her shoe designs from an Italian brand. U.S. District Judge Katherine Forrest rejected Ivanka’s request to exempt herself from testifying in person on the case. The case itself accuses the Ivanka Trump lines “Hettie” heel of being a copy of the Aquazzura’s “Wild Thing” heel. It’s been said…
-
Giuseppe for Zayn Malik Campaign (Video)
Zayne Malik and italian shoe designer Giuseppe Zanotti collaberate in shoe collection line titled Giuseppe for Zayn Malik featuring six individual pairs. See the shoot below:
-
Church’s F/W 2016.17 Campaign ft. Kit Butler (Video)
Known for there classic English shoes male model Kit Butler throws them on for the latest campaign. Shot in a black and white prep school scene embracing the ever so ofter school girl crush. See the latest ad campaign for the Church’s Fall Winter 2016.17 collection below:
-
Christian Louboutin F/W 2016 Campaign
Bright 80’s glam rock makes a return for Christian Louboutin‘s latest campaign captured by fashion photographers Sofia & Mauro. “It was a period where it was fun to have an attitude instead of trying to look very normal—people were showing off a bit, being a bit loud. They had an attitude, were proud of having an attitude and played with it, they were playing with their own femininity.” -LB
-
The Cigarette Shoes (Loafers) Trend
The last few seasons in fashion it’s been all about the sensible bright sneaker, from high fashion designers Chanel and Burberry Prorsum pairing sporty shoes with not so sporty looks in both mens and womenswear collections. A new shoe trend that has been bubbling up and taking over the fashion world is the sleek chic Cigarette Shoe, also known as loafers. The shoe has a simple shape and design leaving designers to dabble into different materials and techniques when creating them. They have already been used in current seasons popular designs and we plan to see so much more of them in general. Why are they called cigarette Shoes or Cigarette…
-
It’s happening! “Back To The Future” Nike Shoe
Nike confirms they are in the process of recreating the Nike of the future that self straps this year. Talk of it happening has been circling since 2011 but Nike’s innovation chief, Tinker Hatfield has officially confirmed it will happen in 2015. The shoe is called the Nike Air MAG. He refuses to set an official date or price for the shoes, but at least we have the year down.
