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Singer Tyla, now has her own Stanley "Quencher" tu

Singer Tyla, now has her own Stanley "Quencher" tumbler. The 40 oz cup retails for $60 and will be available on November 16th.

Previous Stanley collabs include, Lionel Messi, Love Shack Fancy, Barbie, e.l.f cosmetics, Lainey Wilson, Wicked, to name a few.

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Rap powerhouse Nicki Minaj took to Ig yesterday, w

Rap powerhouse Nicki Minaj took to Ig yesterday, where she postef a video of herself and FKA Twigs getting cozy in the studio.

Neither artists has commented on whether they are collaborating on new music, but the timing is ripe. Both artists have new music releasing: Twigs is releasing Eusexua on Jan. 24th, meanwhile Nicki is dropping Pink Friday 2: The Hiatus, on Dec. 13th.

First in hand look at Nike's upcoming 2025 Ekiden

First in hand look at Nike's upcoming 2025 Ekiden collection comprising four performance running shoes that include Vaporfly 3, AlphaFly 3, Zoom Fly 6 and Rival Fly 4 (not pictured).

The capsule is a celebration of Japan's ekiden races, a long-distance relay race. The first ekiden race was held in 1917, and was run over three days between the old Japanese capital of Kyoto and the modern capital of Tokyo, a distance of 508 km (316 miles).

The shoes are distinguished by a flame on the front half of the shoe meant to symbolize "the fire that burns within all racers and the torches used during the night legs of the earliest ekiden competitions."

While Nike has been producing ekidon running shoes since the '90s, the flame on the 2025 collection is inspired by a Zoom Spectrum, designed by Steve Smith in 2003. In 2018, Nike worked with Supreme to relaunch the shoe.

While exact pricing isn't yet available, the shoes are expected to launch in December 2024.

Images were shot by Lois Sakany at @therunningevent, last week in Austin.

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Take a look at a preview of the crowd-pleasing Lou

Take a look at a preview of the crowd-pleasing Louis Vuitton and Takashi Murakami collaboration expected to make a return in January 2025.

Louis Vuitton officially ended its partnership with Takashi Murakami in 2015, following the departure of creative director Marc Jacobs in 2013, who first initiated the collaboration with the Japanese artist in 2002.

For over 13 years, Murakami developed an iconic portfolio of designs for the house, including Cherry Blossom (2003), Panda (2004), Cerises (2005), MOCA Hands (2007), Monogramouflage (2008) and Cosmic Blossom (2010).

What was your favorite of the Murakami collabs?