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Dog Walking Outfits: How to Get the Dog Walk Drip in 2021 Everything You Need to Get the Dog Walk Drip VIP Justin Theroux was recently papped taking his dog Kuma for a walk and there's a lot to unpack. What struck us before anything else, though, was how in-tune the duo looked. Theroux's heavy wool coat anchors a muted color palette that runs via accessories and finishes with Kuma's jacket while the two are literally linked by the black rope leash that runs through Theroux's belt loops. Theroux has got dog walking style to a tee: it's functional, warm, and not too polished. Rugged boots and d...

The Dunk hype reached its peak in 2020 and is predicted to peter out in 2021, as Nike makes the silhouette available to all. We’re here for it, though.

But this is the first time he, or any player postgame, as best we can tell, has worn a kilt—which is also, let’s face it, a skirt! Let’s call a spade a spade! But the garment has been percolating for a year at the bleeding edges where fashion and professional sports meet. Thom Browne has dressed a handful of off-duty athletes in his pleated skirts—Odell Beckham Jr. wore one to the Met Gala, and the Clippers’ Serge Ibaka attended Browne’s spring 2020 show in a seersucker skirt suit. But on the runway that is the NBA arena tunnel, this is the first time we’ve seen this blessed, fr...

You perhaps have heard that Nike plans on releasing a gathering of new Dunk sneakers in early 2021 Reports of the release were true, and Nike is giving us a complete look of the Dunk models they plan to drop coming in January starting with a retake on the Dunk Low. This style gets several new iterations including the UNLV with a similar look too its predecessor in a soft gray, university red, and white color combination. Other Dunk Lows come in white/black, and soft gray/red combinations, and the Dunk Low “Coast” the pairs brilliant blue panels, against a white base with University Gold a...

2020 Industry Sneaker Report: The Biggest Stories of the Year 2020 Proved Michael Jordan Is Still the GOAT of Sneakers This year, everything paled in comparison to Covid-19’s devastating effects. The pandemic’s far-reaching tentacles altered the way we live — and likely will live for the foreseeable future. The way we work, the way we spend our free time, what we wear, how we spend our money, and much more was carefully re-examined by the majority of the world’s population over the past 10 months. That change also befell the sneaker industry. Drops were pushed back, in-store raffles ...