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With the release of 'Black Panter: Wakanda Forever' comes an interesting debate about Namor versus Aquaman.

In this Article In the early months of 2021, Dr. Martens has been going full force on collaborations as it has worked alongside the likes of Suicoke, Rick Owens, Supreme and more. For April, the UK-based shoe manufacturer is switching gears and reverting our attention back to its mainline to commemorate the 60th anniversary of its 1461. April 1, 2021 marked six decades of existence of the low-cut silhouette, and so Dr. Martens is paying homage to its mainstay boot by crafting it an array of new colorways and variations. Some of the adjusted models include that of the 1461 Leo Zip and the 1461...

Trending “The attention to detail demonstrates how this project has been a labour of love for our designers, engineers, craftspeople and partners. “Exquisite detailing combined with enhanced usability ensure these E-types will be coveted and enjoyed for decades to come by their discerning owners, starting with a once-in-a-lifetime Coventry to Geneva pilgrimage for our six customers and their guests in Summer 2022.” In an extra visual enhancement, each car will include a unique piece of metal engraving relevant to each E-Type Edition model., Each coupé model will also include a stylised...

In this Article Bamford Watch Department (BWD) is at the centre of a four-brand collaboration that started when modern artist Daniel Arsham made enquiries about a custom watch. Arsham initially approached BWD founder George Bamford two years ago, asking if his customization studio could create a unique Franck Muller Casablanca for him. “As we were talking about all of the different details on it, things got more and more intricate and complex,” explains Arsham. “I started thinking about ideas for engraving onto the case and how we could work with Johnny [King Nerd] and integrate the ori...

Advertisement The 60th birthday of the iconic Jaguar E-Type today is being celebrated with the creation of stunningly-restored Series 1 models - but they must be bought as a pair. The six sets of a coupé and convertible E-Type are based on the two cars used for its famous public debut at the 1961 Geneva Motor Show. Costing around £650,000 for each pair, they honour the cars driven 'flat out' from Coventry to the Swiss motor show – one by Jaguar PR Bob Berry to arrive in time for the launch on March 15 and the other overnight by legendary test-driver Norman Dewis a day later after demand f...