Yesterday afternoon it was announced that Virgil Abloh had passed away after privately battling a rare cancer, cardiac angiosarcoma for the past two years.
Renowned designer Virgil Abloh has passed away. He was just 41 years old.
Virgil Abloh is taking his talents back to the automotive industry. He is working on a limited-edition Mercedes Maybach.
While we're sure hypebeasts will no doubt have their sneakerbots ready to pounce on release day, everyday sneakerheads might not have a problem taking an "L" or even (gasp!) pass on these like your favorite point guard
It was surprising enough that someone out there was a fan of the Air Jordan 2's to begin with, but even more shocking was that Virgil actually took the time to respond to the criticismIt was surprising enough that someone out there was a fan of the Air Jordan 2's to begin with, but even more shocking was that Virgil actually took the time to respond to the criticism
One of the culture’s greatest architects feels like her legacy is being infringed upon. April Walker has filed a lawsuit against Virgil Abloh’s Off-White™ brand over her “WW” trademark.
It seems Virgil Abloh is about take his company to the next level. LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton aka LVMH is set to buy a majority stake in Off White™.
Love him or hate him, Virgil Abloh stays finessing provocative high-fashion and sneaker collabs. The latest salvo from the creative director of the culture is a Nike Air Force 1 collab with Louis Vuitton.
With that many pairs set to drop, does that mean more W's for customers or is there going to be like 50 pairs of each colorway available?
While the box looks like it'll collapse under the weight of other sneaker boxes on top of it, we're sure it's sturdy enough to handle the pressure it's bound to sustain in the closets of true to life sneakerheads.
2021 is now underway and content creators are pushing the pedal already. Last week three titans of industry discussed style, legacy and more.
Did you receive the "Got Em" notification for Air Jordan 5 x Off-White "Sail"? More than likely not, and you're not alone.
