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Australian shoe company Volley has recently completed its Walk in their Shoes collaboration with First Nations artists and the National Gallery of Australia as part of its commitment to partner with organisations on projects that reflect its values. The showcase enabled the artists involved to illustrate what it’s like to walk in their shoes.
An American freelance artist has sued Chinese fast-fashion retailer Shein for US$100 million, alleging the company copied her artwork without permission. She further related accounts of four other artists who discovered their artistic works had been used on products being sold by Shein online.
The CX Artist Series was inspired by the Chuck Taylor All Star CX collection, which dons two new colours – white/navy and ash black/ light grey. Being able to support local artists, particularly at a time when their industry has been impacted by the pandemic, is what drives Converse,” he added. It is open to the public until March 24.
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step inside the new BOyY flagship store in milan Founded in NYC in 2006 by partners Jesse Dorsey and Wannasiri Kongman, BOYY is an accessory now headquartered in Bangkok and Milan. Just recently, the duo opened its flagship store in the Milanese city, designed by Danish artist FOS (aka Thomas Poulsen).
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I got a bit of FOMO,” the co-founder and CEO of Hong Kong-based tech accessories brand Casetify, said at the Marketing Pulse virtual conference last week. “So So if there are any brands, artists, or creators that are interested in getting into the metaverse space but don’t know how, feel free to reach out,” Ng said.
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The label has a celebrity fan base including artists Asap Rocky and Travis Scott, and is known for its partnerships with cult creatives. The brand is about to launch a limited-edition collection with London-based artist, Slawn which will be exclusively available at the Ksubi London store. Image source: Supplied.
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Instead, it has unlocked new artistic horizons and is reflective of the artistry and skill that go into creating Atoir’s garments. A local stylist, Paul Versace, collaborated with Atoir to work through each look and created a styling page per shot for AI artists in the UK to bring all the elements together and the campaign to life.
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