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Puma And Rihanna’s Jelly Sandals Go Live On May 25th

Puma and Rihanna preparing to drop their next silhouette, a summery, translucent slide offered in three colors, pink,

by Lois Sakany on May 23, 2017

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Sophia Webster ‘Rosa’ Jellies

In the midst of a fashion cycle that favors minimalism and comfortable footwear, London designer Sophia Webster clearly

by Lois Sakany on January 10, 2015

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Ambush, led by Yoon Ahn and Verbal, unveils its fi

On the heels of its collaboration with London's Mo

Fenty x Puma takes inspiration from the Puma King

Fenty x Puma takes inspiration from the Puma King soccer cleat for its limited-edition women's Avanti LS in blue suede. Set to drop on January 16th, it will retail for $120.

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South Carolina-based Jordan Mack aka 13 Stitches t

South Carolina-based Jordan Mack aka 13 Stitches turns the graphics of her favorite albums into wearable art.

The handmade beanies take about 50 hours to make and are meant to be worn or collected. Check our stories for our chat with Mack.

On the slide:

-SZA "CTRL"
-Tyler The Creator"Flower Boy"
-Lil Kim "Hardcore"
-Frank Ocean "Nostalgia Ultra"
-SZA "SOS"
-Erykah Badu "Mama's Gun"
-Rod Wave"Nostalgia"
-Frank Ocean "Blond"

Bad Bunny works on his Salsa moves with Dominican-

Bad Bunny works on his Salsa moves with Dominican-born creative Jess Judith, following the release of his DeBí TiRAR Màs FOToS (English: I should've taken more photos), a 17-song project celebrating his Puerto Rican heritage.

The song has inspired the #DTMF trend on social media where creators have posted a series of images of their loved ones who have passed.

"DTMF" is also thought to be a message about holding on to one's culture even in the face of gentrification or migration away from one's homeland.

We're particularly fond of "NUEVAYoL," the song we selected for this visual that celebrates summertime in Nueva York: "Los mío en el Bronx saben lo que hay; Con la nota en high por Washington Heights!"

Thoughtful words by author Luvvie Ajayi Jones as o

Thoughtful words by author Luvvie Ajayi Jones as our hearts go out to everyone in Los Angeles County:

"This is a reminder to not lecture anyone right now on 'you can always replace things.' People lost their homes, their anchoring, the roofs over their heads. A lot of people lost a sense of safety. Do not toxic positivity it.

"Let folks feel things. Hold the space. Listen. But don't 'look on the bright side' folks who are literally watching symbols of all they've worked for and built burn down."

💔 LA