PAGE MAGAZINE BI-ANNUAL PRINT

Flower by Edie Parker’s 2026 “Boobs on Drugs” campaign starring Amanda Batula reframes cannabis culture through a lens of female autonomy, blending fashion-forward storytelling with meaningful advocacy for criminal justice reform.

Meta’s prescription-ready Ray-Ban AI glasses mark a pivotal shift from experimental wearable tech to everyday infrastructure, embedding intelligence seamlessly into how—and what—we see.

Natalie De’Banco, Amy Green, and Black Coffee transformed Aspen into a nexus of fashion, music, and philanthropy, demonstrating how cultural influence can be leveraged to drive meaningful global impact.

Nigel Sylvester’s “Brick After Brick” collaboration with Jordan Brand, fronted by Jeezy, transforms BMX heritage into a broader cultural blueprint—where storytelling, product, and experience converge to redefine how movements are built and sustained.

The Antwerp Six book reframes the legendary collective not just as designers, but as products of a culturally charged Antwerp whose tensions and countercultural energy reshaped global fashion for generations.

The Bori Flight Run, powered by Jordan Brand, united Fat Joe and Ryan Witherspoon in a powerful intergenerational moment that celebrated Puerto Rican identity, community, and the evolving legacy of New York basketball culture.

The 2026 Social Impact Summit at FIT underscores a pivotal shift in fashion and beauty, where leaders like Selena Gomez and Kenneth Cole exemplify how purpose-driven business and mental health advocacy are redefining the industry’s future.

adidas’ SoHo flagship and SS26 Creative Class reposition retail as a living cultural platform, investing in New York’s creative communities to drive sustained relevance beyond product.

Breezm’s new app brings AI-powered, 3D-printed custom eyewear nationwide, redefining fit, accessibility, and the future of personalized optical design.

Louis Vuitton’s Watch Prize underscores the growing influence of independent watchmakers, with Hazemann & Monnin’s win marking a pivotal moment in the evolution of modern horology.

Vivobarefoot’s New York City flagship pairs immersive, regenerative retail with the launch of its SS26 Primus Trail Knit FG, reinforcing the brand’s vision of barefoot performance, sustainability, and community-driven experience.

HUMAN MADE’s Bangkok flagship blends fashion, food, and immersive design—anchored by a KAWS collaboration—to redefine experiential retail in one of Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing cultural markets.

Ciele Athletics’ NSPTShirt reframes performance apparel by replacing synthetic fibers with a hemp-cotton blend, signaling a more responsible path forward for technical gear without compromising function.

Off-White’s “10x10” project transforms its most iconic designs into collaborative experiments, extending Virgil Abloh’s legacy by positioning the brand as an evolving, open-source platform for global creative dialogue.

gamma.’s Savant Studios collaboration builds on its expanding role—spanning partnerships with Stephen Curry and Under Armour to fashion—positioning the company as a cross-industry force shaping modern cultural storytelling.

The latest collaboration between The North Face and Cecilie Bahnsen reframes technical apparel through modular design and romantic minimalism, blending function with an instinctive, emotionally driven approach to modern dressing.

Louis Vuitton’s Art Basel Hong Kong retrospective reframes its two-decade collaboration with Frank Gehry as an evolving dialogue between architecture, craftsmanship, and experimental design.

Pierre Cardin’s LeShuttle collaboration elevates corporate uniforms into a new fashion category, where utility, identity, and forward-thinking design converge.

Thierry Lasry has built an iconic eyewear brand that embodies effortless, architectural design and understated celebrity allure, where frames speak louder than logos.

Converse elevates its iconic Chuck Taylor through the First String line, blending premium materials, precision craftsmanship, and subtle design refinements to create a more considered, durable, and modern expression of a timeless silhouette.

Fashion Institute of Technology and Macy’s celebrated the launch of designer Khoboso Nale’s sustainable capsule collection at Macy’s Herald Square, marking the retail debut of the 2025 Future of Fashion Award–winning design now available in select stores and online nationwide.

A 35-piece SS26 collection from John Lewis and LABRUM merges cultural storytelling with craftsmanship, expanding beyond menswear into footwear, accessories, and homeware while debuting on the global stage at London Fashion Week.

Sperry and MONSE redefine the classic boat shoe through a bold, deconstructed SS26 collaboration that bridges heritage craftsmanship with modern, fashion-forward design.

Akris’ SS26 collection distills high-summer dressing into fluid, lightweight dresses and versatile, refined bags that embody effortless sophistication and modern, understated luxury.

Ferrari Style’s new London flagship transforms a historic Queen Anne building into an immersive workshop of fashion, design, and craftsmanship, merging the brand’s automotive heritage with contemporary luxury and cultural storytelling.

SKALL’s Autumn/Winter 2026 collection, inspired by Karen Blixen, delivers an intimate, emotionally resonant presentation where sculptural tailoring and poetic florals explore the quiet tension between strength and fragility.

David Gandy has evolved from iconic male model to strategic menswear entrepreneur, launching his wellness-focused label, David Gandy Wellwear, on Marks & Spencer’s “Brands at M&S” platform to merge comfort, innovation, and scalable retail.

Subtitle’s 18-piece Jujutsu Kaisen collection, created in collaboration with Toho International, translates the anime’s characters, techniques, and narrative logic into high-quality, wearable fashion that resonates both with fans and the broader design-conscious audience.

Supreme and MM6 Maison Margiela’s Spring 2026 collaboration merges skate-rooted streetwear with Margiela’s conceptual design language across a collection of outerwear, apparel, and accessories launching March 19.

Kylie Jenner’s soft, voluminous Oscars waves are driving a major hair trend, with “beach waves” searches surpassing 560K monthly and reflecting a broader shift toward natural, wearable styles.