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AZAZIE ATELIER

Made to order evening wear brand, Azazie hosted an intimate dinner to celebrate the launch of their innovative ready-to-wear collection, Azazie Atelier. Attendees including Love Island’s Justine JoyElliana WalmsleyAmanda KokoevaIndi Star and other top tier influencers arrived at Mother Wolf in Los Angeles for an enchanting dinner, hosted by Azazie’s Creative Director, Daniel Sanchez. The girls looked glamorous in fashion-forward designs from the new collection, completely made to order with free custom sizing.

Designed in Los Angeles by Azazie’s Creative Director, Daniel Sanchez, Atelier ranges from romantic and glamorous to bold and seductive, with long, flirty gowns and expertly embellished cocktail dresses. Azazie introduced unique fabrics and innovative techniques, including intricate corsetry, trend driven prints, and 3D embellishments. Standout styles include our heavily embellished short dress styles like the Cyndi Mini Dress. We refer to these dresses as little Faberge treasures. Small, ornate, and highly coveted. They each feature unique details and embellishments

Azazie’s Atelier collection is completely made to order with customizable sizing, allowing each piece to be unique as the women wearing it. Starting at $100, with embellished styles ranging from $230-$500, this innovative collection is available for purchase directly on www.azazie.com.

Azazie Atelier bridal collection via 360 magazine.

Photos Courtesy of Miranda McDonald

ASHANTI + NYFW

Adore Me, Ashanti + Art Hearts Fashion Kick-Off NYFW

Adore Me Powered By Art Hearts Fashion Kicks Off NYFW with iconic celebrity performances

WHAT: On Wednesday, February 7, Adore Me, the original size-inclusive lingerie brand teamed up with Ashanti to revive romance on the catwalk and kick off Art Hearts Fashion Shows. Taking place in three acts reflecting stages of love, the show finished with a performance by Ashanti kicking off the after party.

Inspired by their very own Spring, Valentine’s Day, and Bridal Collections, this coquette inspired fashion show celebrated the 67+ sizes offered by Adore Me through their unique models on the runway.

On Thursday, February 8, the Art Hearts Fashion shows continued with designers Glaudi, Giannina Azar, Soid Studios, Julie Colquitt, and a special performance by Grammy Award winning Crystal Waters who was dressed in Soid Studios.

Crystal Waters celebrates 30 years of Grammy Award winning music and performed “Gypsy Women” most recently brought to viral relevancy through TikTok trends

WHO: Ashanti

Crystal Waters, Singer, Songwriter

Iskra Lawrence, Model (pictured below in Adore Me) 

Cash Proudfoot, Love Island 

Morgan Hermand-Waiche, Adore Me CEO

Rachel Leviss, Vanderpump Rules

WHERE: Angel Orensanz Foundation

172 Norfolk Street 

New York, New York 10002

WEBSITE: https://artheartsfashion.com/

About Art Hearts Fashion: Art Hearts Fashion, the custodian of this magical spectacle, is a globally recognized fashion show production organization. Since 2010, it has been propelling fashion forward, bringing together the most innovative designers worldwide. Learn more at https://artheartsfashion.com.

PHOTO CREDITS: Arun Nevader ℅ Getty Images (Runway/Performance) & Mark Gunter ℅ Getty Images (Ambiance) + Art Hearts Fashion

WEDNESDAY: RUNWAY | AMBIANCE | PERFORMANCE

THURSDAY: RUNWAY | AMBIANCE | PERFORMANCE

Selects below: 

Adore Me, Ashanti, and Art Hearts Fashion Kick-Off NYFW via 360 MAGAZINE.

Iskara Lawrence in Adore Me 

Adore Me, Ashanti, and Art Hearts Fashion Kick-Off NYFW via 360 MAGAZINE.

Ashanti kicking off the Adore Me Afterparty

Adore Me, Ashanti, and Art Hearts Fashion Kick-Off NYFW via 360 MAGAZINE.

Crystal Waters dressed in Soid Studios performing ‘Gypsy Women’

Adore Me, Ashanti, and Art Hearts Fashion Kick-Off NYFW via 360 MAGAZINE.

Rachel Leviss, Vanderpump Rules, in Glaudi

Adore Me, Ashanti, and Art Hearts Fashion Kick-Off NYFW via 360 MAGAZINE.

Giannina Azar

Adore Me, Ashanti, and Art Hearts Fashion Kick-Off NYFW via 360 MAGAZINE.

Soid Studios

Adore Me, Ashanti, and Art Hearts Fashion Kick-Off NYFW via 360 MAGAZINE.

Julie Colquitt

Recording artist Talk announces tour dates via 360 MAGAZINE.

TALK TOUR

Listen to the new album Lord of the Flies & Birds & Bees HERE

Five-time JUNO Award nominee TALK – whose debut single “Run Away to Mars” soared to No. 1 on Billboard’s Adult Alternative Airplay chart in 2023 – launches his first-ever North American headline tour tonight at El Club in Detroit. Eccentric, flashy, and colorful, TALK has already established himself as a powerhouse on stage, touring with such artists as Imagine Dragons, Shania Twain, The Lumineers and Young The Giant.

The shows promise to be epic as TALK brings his debut album, Lord of the Flies & Birds & Bees, to life. The 35-date run includes shows at the El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles (February 22) and New York City’s Irving Plaza (March 8). Zinadelphia will support. Numerous dates have sold out, prompting TALK to add more shows. Tickets are available HERE. See below for full itinerary.

TALK has created “I’m One of the Rest,” to score CBS’ trailer promoting the debut of the Original series “Tracker,” which stars Justin Hartley as Colter Shaw, a lone-wolf survivalist who roams the country as a reward seeker, using his expert tracking skills to help private citizens and law enforcement solve all manner of mysteries while contending with his own fractured family. The new series will premiere on Sunday, February 11, after SUPER BOWL LVIII, on the CBS Television Network and streaming on Paramount+. The trailer featuring “I’m One of the Rest” aired during CBS’ GRAMMY Awards telecast and will run again during the Big Game broadcast. View trailer HERE.

“I had the pleasure of working alongside the CBS “Tracker” team to bring this song to life,” says TALK. “It was an extremely enjoyable collaboration and I’m honored it’s playing such a big role in launching the show. They gave me pieces of the story to go on and I used those moments and feelings they expressed to craft this song as one of my own.”

TALK is nominated for five JUNO Awards, making him one of three artists with the most nominations. Lord of the Flies & Birds & Bees is nominated for Album of the Year and Alternative Album of the Year while “A Little Bit Happy” is up for Single of the Year. TALK, who will perform at the March 24 ceremony, also received nods for Breakthrough Artist of the Year and Songwriter of the Year.

“History,” another track from Lord of the Flies & Birds & Bees, has attracted the attention of Elton John, who recently played the song on his Apple Music show, “Rocket Hour.” TALK has played festivals around the world including Lollapalooza (Chicago and Berlin), RADAR Switzerland, Boston Calling, Festival d’été de Québec, Calgary Stampede and more. Rolling Stone caught up with him during festival season. Check out the Q&A HERE.

Released by Capitol Records and available HERE, Lord of the Flies & Birds & Bees also includes the hit single “Run Away to Mars.” The hard-hitting collection shoots for the stars—and stadiums—with inspiration from Meatloaf, Broadway and ‘80s/’90s rock. While the album navigates a flood of emotions—both good and bad—it ultimately sees hope prevail.

“Thematically, the album is about love and friendship being able to survive anything. It’s never too late to lift someone up,” explains TALK.

FOLLOW TALK:

TIKTOK | INSTAGRAM | YOUTUBE | TWITTER | FACEBOOK | SPOTIFY

LEGOLAND Discovery Center via 360 MAGAZINE.

DREAM WHEEL + LEGOLAND

In collaboration with the Dream Wheel, LEGOLAND® Discovery Center New Jersey is hosting a free celebration for National Ferris Wheel Day on Tuesday, February 13.

LEGOLAND Discovery Center invites parents and kids of all ages to a free LEGO® building filled afternoon from 4:00pm – 6:00pm to learn how to build a LEGO Ferris Wheel from the attraction’s Master Model Builder. The event will be held outside of LEGOLAND Discovery Center Admissions at American Dream (Court A, Level 1). Guests can also participate in a raffle and enjoy a meet & greet with a LEGO character.

Guests must sign up for this free event via the LEGOLAND Discovery Center website HERE.

Attendees will have a chance to win:

  • LEGO® sets
  • Dream Wheel tickets
  • LEGOLAND Discovery Center tickets
  • Discounted tickets
Coach docu-series via 360 MAGAZINE.

Coachtopia = Circularity

Coachtopia invites its global community to embark on a journey towards fashion’s circular future with The Road to Circularity—a new docuseries that goes behind the scenes of Coachtopia to shed light on rarely documented aspects of the global fashion industry. Launching today with its first episode, hosted by visual storyteller, sustainable fashion advocate and Coachtopia community member Aditi Mayer, the series charts a course across the globe to discover the extraordinary people and partners who are collaborating with Coachtopia to develop the ideas that are making circularity at scale a possibility. From the outset, the series takes a frank look at the problems facing the fashion industry and the mindset shifts required to tackle them—to pioneer circular solutions for the future.

“Since the founding of Coachtopia, we’ve been working closely with a wide range of inspiring young leaders through our Beta Community—and we have heard how frustrating fashion’s lack of transparency can be to this generation,” says Joon Silverstein, SVP, Global Marketing and Sustainability at Coach, and Head of Coachtopia. “That’s why we launched this docuseries The Road to Circularity—to go places where fashion doesn’t typically go, to explore the challenges facing our industry, and to show what it means to reconsider the usual fashion narratives and systems with circularity in mind. We’re excited to share our work-in-progress because we know that to tackle climate change, we can’t be afraid to take bold if imperfect steps—and to be honest about how far we have to go. It’s our way of using brand storytelling to shed light on bigger issues and to spark conversations that have an impact beyond Coachtopia.”

In Episode 1, “Making with Waste,” we join Mayer in Chennai, India, to visit KH Exports, a family-run leather manufacturing company that has been working with Coach since 1987—and which Coachtopia has challenged to reimagine Coach’s leather waste as a unique raw material. As Mayer follows KH’s craft processes, from the careful sorting of waste in its “leather scrap yard” through to product prototyping, material design, production and more, she not only explores the possibilities of making with waste but uncovers the personal stories of the community of designers, craftspeople and producers that are tackling some of these challenges with passion and ingenuity.

As she does so, she learns more about the innovative techniques behind Coachtopia’s Upcrushed™ Upcrafted Leather, which, using heat and pressure, transforms irregular scraps of leather waste leftover from Coach production into beautiful, suede-like materials, each with a unique pattern and finish. She also discovers the many ways in which the path to circularity requires both brands and consumers to challenge perceived notions—for example, the idea of “perfection” in fashion. “It’s startling to think that, because of our cultural mindset around perfection, the natural grain of leather can be seen as a defect, leading to more waste,” says Mayer, as she talks to members from KH’s production team. “It makes me realize that circularity is not just about changing the way we make, but changing the way we think.”

As the series continues, The Road to Circularity will continue to tell stories like these—with the goal of helping to accelerate change by challenging the predominant narratives of how fashion is produced and consumed.

“Coachtopia began with the inquiry of whether we can minimize the use of virgin raw materials in fashion,” says Mayer. “It’s been fascinating learning about how that quest translates to every part of the supply chain: from sorting, designing, to quality control. It reveals how circularity isn’t just a shift in operations, it also demands that brands and storytellers alike champion a new culture: one that rewrites how we view ‘waste.’”

Episode 1 of The Road to Circularity, made in partnership with production company Special Order and director Christina Burchard, will be released today on Coachtopia’s social channels with the next episodes to follow later this year.

Launched in April 2023, Coachtopia is a sub-brand focused on circular craft and collaborative creativity, catalyzing the brand’s progress towards a fully circular business model. Harnessing more than 80 years of Coach leather expertise, Coachtopia reimagines the product lifecycle from end to beginning—reducing the creation of new materials by crafting with waste and designing products that can be reimagined, remade and recycled to live multiple lives.

Watch the episode here.

SOCIAL MEDIA: @Coachtopia @Coach; #Coachtopia #CoachNY

Coach docu-series via 360 MAGAZINE.
SELENEE’s ‘I’ Collection runway & backstage debut at LAFW via 360 MAGAZINE.

SELENEE – I COLLECTION

SELENEE, the avant-garde luxury fashion brand, is captivating the fashion scene with its latest ‘I’ Collection—a remarkable blend of nature-inspired designs and cutting-edge technology. With an unwavering commitment to pushing boundaries and embracing the unconventional, SELENEE is set to make waves at New York Fashion Week 2024.

At the core of the ‘I’ Collection is a celebration of individuality and a bold departure from conventional fashion norms. SELENEE’s artistic director, MT Yang and chief designer Claire Zhao, have ingeniously crafted each piece to tell a story of liberation and empowerment. Drawing inspiration from the historic confinement of women’s legs in crinolines during the Middle Ages, the collection symbolizes a contemporary liberation, with designs that empower women to break free from societal constraints and return to their authentic nature.

The ‘I’ Collection introduces an innovative 480-degree inward rotating sleeve structure, utilizing materials like medical silicone gel, fine-spun fabric wool, metal, and distinctive handmade and 3D printed elements. The result is a visually stunning and unique style that seamlessly blends contrasting materials and techniques.

SELENEE’s ‘I’ Collection runway & backstage debut at LAFW 

Black takes center stage as the primary color, chosen strategically by Yang and Zhao to convey a sense of power and vitality within the simplicity and elegance of the hue. Neutral tones, metallic accents, and contrasting colors are skillfully incorporated to achieve a harmonious balance in every detail, creating a collection that is both visually striking and conceptually rich.

SELENEE’s dedication to responsible and sustainable practices shines through in their choice of materials and production methods. The brand’s ethos aligns with a broader commitment to challenge the status quo and embrace innovation, not only in design but also in the quest for a brighter and more sustainable future.

Join SELENEE on a journey of restoration, revival, and rebirth, as they represent those who dare to challenge the norm, embracing the authentic pursuit of dreams through innovative abreathtaking designs.

For more information visit https://www.selenee.co/company or check out SELENEE’S Instagram

SELENEE’s ‘I’ Collection runway & backstage debut at LAFW via 360 MAGAZINE.
NLE CHOPPA via 360 MAGAZINE.

NLE CHOPPA – PISTOL PACCIN

With more than 31 million TikTok views, 4.7 million “likes,” and overwhelming demand from fans online, Memphis-bred rap star NLE Choppa is celebrating this holiday unwrapping his much-anticipated new music video “Pistol Paccin” featuring breakout Texas rapper BigXThaPlug via NLE Entertainment/Warner Records. Listen HERE and watch the music video HERE.

Tis’ the season of giving so NLE Choppa personally donated toys, clothes, and books to more than 300 hundred kids from his Parkway Village hometown in Memphis. “I’m just living my purpose, doing what God would want me to do. He blessed me to be able to bless others,” said the multi-platinum rapper. Memphis Mayor-elect Paul Young attended the event to give his support to Choppa saying, “these are the type of feel-good moments our city needs.” Watch the full FOX 13 news clip HERE

From the jump, NLE Choppa’s flow leaves this soundscape in flames as the chantable chorus takes hold, “Pistol paccin, never lackin’, run up.” BigXThaPlug counters with a catchy and quotable verse punctuated by his laidback delivery and signature tone. In the accompanying visual, they dominate at an arena size basketball court, rapping right to the camera with clear intent. Filled with animated graphics and “meme-able” moments, the clips place them center court as the new generation’s champions!

“Pistol Paccin” just continues a hot streak for NLE Choppa. He recently uncovered the latest installment of his celebrated multi-platinum “Shotta Flow” series, “Shotta Flow 7.” Listen HERE and watch the music video HERE.

It vaulted to #13 on the TikTok Viral Music Chart with 156K “creates” to date. The music video also notably cracked the Top 30 on YouTube upon release. Plus, it has already gathered 14.6 million streams in addition to 3.3 million YouTube views. 

The ”Shotta Flow” series has impressively generated over 687.8M global streams and nearly 1B views. It kicked off in 2019 with “Shotta Flow,” which went triple-platinum and spawned a double-platinum Remix featuring BLUEFACE. “Shotta Flow 2” and “Shotta Flow 3” also both reached platinum status. “Shotta Flow 6” served as the opener to his acclaimed 2022 album, Me vs. Me, which posted up 111M global streams and counting, in addition to over 30M YouTube views on the music video.

Earlier this fall, NLE Choppa dropped Cottonwood 2: Deluxe 2.0. He added nine brand new tracks to his 2023 opus Cottonwood 2, offering the definitive vision of this body of work. Listen HERE.

He preceded Cottonwood 2: Deluxe 2.0 with his very first short film, Nightmare On Cottonwood. NLE Choppa personally co-directed Nightmare On Cottonwood alongside Ben Marc. Additionally, he attracted an all-star supporting cast to bring everything to life, including Kai Cenat, DDG, Sukihana, and Funny Marco, among others. Nightmare On Cottonwood showcases his influence as a true hometown hero and sees him evolve again—it’s no wonder GQ christened him “one of the biggest names in rap.” Watch HERE.

FOLLOW NLE CHOPPA:

Website | YouTube | Instagram | Twitter | Press Site | TikTok

Credit – Jimmy Fontaine

JAPAN SOCIETY

Celebrate the New Year Japanese-style at the Japan Society Oshogatsu celebration that’s filled with fun for the whole family.

After watching a riveting Japanese taiko drum performance, kids are invited on stage for a hands-on drum mini-workshop. Families can then welcome the New Year with exciting and traditional activities like New Year’s calligraphy (kakizome), lion dancing (shishimai), rice (mochi) pounding, kamishibai storytelling, kite making and more New Year’s-themed crafts. There is something for everyone to enjoy!

Japanese bento lunch boxes and snacks will be available for purchase to eat at in-door picnic area.

About the Performers:

  • Taiko Masala has thrilled audiences throughout the US with performances of Japan’s traditional drumming – Taiko. By combining the training and discipline of Japanese martial arts with the precision and power of complex drumming, Taiko Masala brings visually stunning and breathless excitement to their performances.

© George Hirose

Admission:

$18 General admission / $12 Japan Society members; children ages 2 and under free.

Free for Cool Culture members. Advance ticket purchase required. This event will be photographed. Recommended for children ages 3-10 and accompanying adults. Tickets can be purchased here.

Japan Society programs are made possible by leadership support from Booth Ferris Foundation and the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature. Family Programs are generously supported by ORIX Corporation USA; Mitsubishi Corporation (Americas); public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council; The Masako Mera and Koichi Mera, PhD Fund for Education and the Arts; The Norinchukin Foundation; and Friends of Education and Family Programs.

About Japan Society

Japan Society is the premier organization connecting Japanese arts, culture, business and society with audiences in New York and around the world. At Japan Society, we are inspired by the Japanese concept of kizuna (絆)–forging deep connections to bind people together. We are committed to telling the story of Japan while strengthening connections within New York City and building new bridges beyond. In over 100 years of work, we’ve inspired generations by establishing ourselves as pioneers in supporting international exchanges in arts and culture, business, and policy, as well as education between Japan and the U.S. We strive to convene important conversations on topics that bind our two countries together, champion the next generation of innovative creators, promote mutual understanding and serve as a trusted guide for people everywhere who seek to more fully appreciate the rich complexities and abundance of Japan. From our New York headquarters, a landmark building designed by architect Junzo Yoshimura that opened to the public in 1971, we look forward to the years ahead, which will be defined by our digital and ideational impact through the kizuna that we build. Our future can only be enhanced by learning from our peers and engaging with our audiences, both near and far.

MOLTO ITALIANO

THE STORY OF DOLCE&GABBANA


An introspective podcast series, following the most iconic and inescapably Italian elements of Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana‘s universe. The Molto Italiano podcast discusses their connection to their country, the world of cinema, art, and culture.

The podcast explores the impact of Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana on Italian culture and beyond.

Each episode provides a chronological timeline on the overall brand’s journey–from their undergarments, use of the color black to tank tops, and Sicilian carts.

Notable author and journalist Silvia Nucini, alongside Isabella Rossellini, an acclaimed film and fashion icon, share their perspectives about the D&G empire.

Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana reveal the inspiration behind their vision from inception to the present day. Each episode celebrates craftsmanship while encompassing art and culture.


THE EPISODES

Ep. 1 The Brassiere

Heavily influenced by Italy’s neorealist cinema, Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana have been dressing women in black, austere shapewear for years. Moderated by Isabella Rossellini, we discover the birth of this garment – it simultaneously exudes a temperate level of eroticism while symbolizing motherhood and sensuality.

French fashion historian Florence Müller explains the first century of the brassiere, while Sicilian writer Nadia Terranova shares her memories, from rites of passage to family life.

Ep. 2 Black

The color black has many meanings and is paradoxical. It’s the color Sicilian women wear during mourning, yet it’s also synonymous with elegance. It’s a symbol of power and humility. It’s important to have a black item in one’s wardrobe. And it’s also a must-have for fashion designers.

Isabella Rossellini leads the audience through the discovery of one of the main colors of Dolce&Gabbana, weaving ancient stories and traditions. With contributions from the Academy Award-winning director Giuseppe Tornatore, English journalist Suzy Menkes, and American historian Carmela Spinelli.

Ep. 3: The Tank Top

The tank top is a straightforward, everyday outfit that is considered to be very Italian. Its popularity has been transformed by the world of film. Guido Bonsaver, professor at the University of Oxford, and Rebecca Bauman, associate professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology, tell Isabella Rossellini about the first tank tops in films from the 1940s to the 1950s. Along with its evolution within the world of action movie heroines.

Director Giuseppe Tornatore shares his thoughts on what the images mean to him, while Suzy Menkes speaks about the authentic Italian style of Dolce&Gabbana.

Ep. 4: The Sicilian Cart

Reducing Sicilian carts to mere vehicles is reductive. These carts are so rich in color and decorations that, according to Marianna Gatto of the Italian American Museum in Los Angeles, they’re best described as a “walking book.” For the painter from Palermo, Gianfranco Fiore (who decorates these carts), they represent the most popular, creative, and imaginative soul of the Sicilian people. Isabella Rossellini speaks with Gatto and Fiore about history, traditions, and memories. In addition, she converses with the German photographer Juergen Teller.

In this episode, the audience discovers how Dolce&Gabbana manages to inject a new life into the cart and how it carries over to fashion, design, and furnishing. Finally, it begins to represent high-quality Italian craftsmanship.


ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Silvia Nucini is a journalist and author. After 20 years as a Sr. Writer and Features Editor at Vanity Fair Italia, she now collaborates with several publications and hosts a weekly podcast.

Molto Italiano is a Chora Media series for Dolce&Gabbana.
Narrated by Isabella Rossellini, written by Silvia Nucini, and adapted by John Vincent. Story editing by Sara Poma; D&G Senior Account Producer, Anna Nenna; and D&G research and production assistant, Francesca Bottenghi. The New York-based producer is Guglielmo Mattioli. Voice actors: Vincenzo TripodoFabrizio MatteiniMichael Loos, Rosita Martini, Andrea Galatà. Recorded by Charles De Montebello at CDM Studios in New York. Tape sync recordings by: Pierluigi Papaiz, Michele Boreggi, Azzurra Stirpe, Hugo Hannoun. Original music, post-production, and sound design by Andrea Girelli; post-production assistant, Guido Bertolotti. Music supervision by Luca Micheli. Additional music by Machiavelli Music and Universal Music Publishing Recording.


ABOUT CHORA MEDIA

MOLTO ITALIANO is the first podcast series produced by CHORA MEDIA. Established in 2020, this Italian podcast company was conceived by Guido Maria Brera, Mario Gianani, Roberto Zanco, and Mario Calabresi. Designed for an international audience and produced in English, it is available for free on Spotify, Apple, Spreaker, and Google Podcasts.

Reebok + JJJJOUND collaboration via 360 MAGAZINE.

Reebok + JJJJound

JJJJound’s second iteration of the Reebok’s Classic Nylon (grey) showcases the same original
materials from its inception. Inspired by the colorways of the first computer
rooms launched in the 1980’s, its palette revolves around greys, taupes, and beiges.

The new collaboration is set to launch Thursday, December 7 at 12 PM EST on
JJJJound.com and December 14 on Reebok’s global channels.

Sneaker Fabrication + Materials

  • Nylon, Suede & Leather Upper- Terrycloth lining
  • Blank nylon tongue with foam padding
  • EVA midsole
  • Rubber outsole
  • JJJJound window box logo
  • Grey cotton lace with an off white secondary

Campaign Credits

About Reebok

Established in 1895 in Bolton, England, Reebok emerged as a leading athletic footwear
brand. Propelled to global prominence in the 1980s, its innovative designs, like the iconic Freestyle, solidified its reputation in sports, fitness, and popular culture.