Ksubi, the trailblazing streetwear brand from Australia, has teamed up once again with an iconic rapper, this time it’s SoundCloud rap pioneer Trippie Redd to drop a new capsule collection that blurs the lines between gritty street style and the boldness of hip-hop culture. This collaboration, rooted in Ksubi’s signature distressed aesthetics and Trippie Redd’s vibrant persona, unveiled its dynamic range during New York Fashion Week, presenting a perfect mix of raw energy and innovative design to the fashion-forward crowd. Echoing the punk-inspired undertones of both Ksubi’s design philosophy ..read more

Melbourne-born cult label PAM (Perks And Mini) has joined forces with Bagdhad-born, Melbourne-raised, LA-based artist MEZ to unveil a captivating collaboration that fuses fashion with cutting-edge technology. The partnership has resulted in a deepfake short film, set to launch a dynamic capsule featuring both women’s and unisex items for the upcoming SS24 collection, “GATEWAY.” With a longstanding admiration for MEZ’s work, PAM reached out last year, inviting the artist to contribute her unique designs to the collection. The synergy between the collaborators sparked such a vivid visual na ..read more

Melbourne label docGIRL is making a grand comeback with the launch of its latest collection, ‘GIRLS ARE LOVELIER’. Departing from its iconic pleated skirts, the label now introduces fresh patterns, tees, and unique designs, all crafted locally in Melbourne. This collection, led by an all-women team including photographer Ellie Phan and videographer CPASH, along with Helena and Akelo, showcases the essence of the Australian creative scene. Hansika, one half of the sibling duo behind docGIRL, shares, “docGIRL allows people to be a part of a safe space, being embraced for exactly who they are. Th ..read more

Australian-born global streetwear Ksubi has just unveiled their new Ksubi x Juice WRLD 999 2.0 collection, a testament to innovation and a tribute to late rapper Juice WRLD’s lasting legacy. In collaboration with Juice WRLD’s brand, 999 Club, this 17-piece collection comes alongside a campaign featuring Juice WRLD’s close friends and fellow artists like Polo G, Ski Mask The Slump God, producer Haan, DJ Scheme and more, which sets the stage for the release of Juice WRLD’s final album, The Party Never Ends. Expanding on the success of their first collaboration, Ksubi x Juice WRLD 999 2.0 introdu ..read more

Last year, a fortuitous meeting took place between Melbourne creatives Khushi Patil (aka Girls That Mosh) and Joshua Barreno at a 16mm film workshop, orchestrated by a group of accomplished Melbourne cinematographers and aiming to share their understanding of 16mm film with up-and-coming filmmakers. The shared passion for this format ignited a collaborative spark between the pair, fuelled by the desire to experiment and showcase their work in this format. Having previously shot a campaign with Melbourne fashion label Purgatory, Khushi’s respect for the authenticity and hard work of the owners ..read more

We got down to Oshi Gallery in Melbourne for the anticipated opening of DOCG’s latest exhibition, ‘Cartoons’. With a multidisciplinary approach, DOCG blends art, fashion design, and technology, crafting a unique and immersive world. The exhibition showcased a diverse range of mediums, from digital art, to clothing, and short films. Drawing influence from Saturday morning cartoons, DOCG’s style is laced with nostalgia, and it’s easy to see why he is quickly becoming one of Melbourne’s most talked about creatives. Check out the full gallery above and follow DOCG here for more ..read more

Global denim fashion house and Australian streetwear brand, Ksubi, have built an ever-growing presence worldwide since their foundation in 1999. By pushing the boundaries and constantly building a well-respected identity, they’ve been able to work with the likes of Kylie Jenner, The Internet, and A$AP Rocky. There is no stopping now for the brand, as they meet their artistic match in A$AP Mob member, A$AP TyY, for a limited edition capsule collection.  The collaboration lines up with the release of A$AP TyY’s debut EP 1840 LEX, and features moto-inspired designs that allow for the fashion ..read more

A quest for clarity is often a journey into the unknown, a concept found throughout Champion’s 2023 Puffer Campaign. Linking with Australia’s first African-owned record label 66 Records, the brand has taken its latest Winter collection into the wild. The collection is highlighted in a trip out to nature, donned by 66 acts like Babyface Mal, Lil Jaye, and Lio Jewell. This voyage showcases how well-equipped these garments are for the frost of the season, and symbolises the ambition of thinking beyond the city. In celebration of Champion’s latest campaign with 66 Records, caught up with the label ..read more

What was once a rumour amongst skaters, sneakerheads, and Jarritos Soda lovers alike, is now one of the most sought-after releases of the year. Culture, tradition, and craft collide as the Nike SB Dunk Low Jarritos weaves the iconic soda brand’s culturally rich history into a thoughtful canvas and leather sneaker inspired by the original canvas bags once used to harvest the vibrant fruits that make up the refreshing beverage. The SB Dunk Low pays homage to culture, tradition, and craft with custom insole art, bold colours, and materials. This collaboration was a no-brainer; flavour and fashio ..read more

Melbourne streetwear staple Saint Side are one of the leaders in the game when it comes to Australian streetwear. The iconic label is well known for its attention to detail, and its community-building events, from swapmeets to bike shows to gigs and everything in between. Returning with their first collection of 2023, the massive autumn range features 20 graphic t-shirts featuring screen print and embroidery, fleece shorts, and accessories including 6 buckle back strap baseball caps, 2 reusable shopping bags, and the eagerly anticipated restock of their beloved incense from Kuumba Internationa ..read more