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I tried to help them get licensing deals a few times (their bread and butter basically)
They were awful to work with
I have a stack of hard drives (offline) that consists of multiple completely curated archives
I love them
Everyday we inch closer to 2077
The Audi Quattro is BACK - and this Brit-born monster comes with a 10,000rpm V8 twist... 🤯
autocar.co.uk/car-news/new-c…
Enigma retweeted
fashion people brain is rotten to the core. You all willingly want to be bombarded with new stuff over new stuff over new stuff. That new stuff is boringwithin 2 months. You literally view art as fast fashion that’s why lately the word “consuming” is being attached to art
Photographer Szilveszter Makó has seen your comments and teases a new direction for 2027! Via Diet_Prada
“I understand that to an untrained eye, my pictures may seem to echo one another. But there is a difference between a vision, a style, and a direction…”
“I am a photographer, not Harry Potter. I cannot conjure up an entirely new world every three months…”
While high street in its creation (Shayne Oliver, Virgil Abloh, etc) was innovative it’s had long term effects for true “streetwear subculture”
Brands aren’t making things as a cultural capstone anymore they’re making things because the ROI on a $400 T shirt is insane.
I was a very big HBA collector and appreciated the innovation at the time.
Now in 2026 (and knowing how manufacturing etc works) it’s hard to convince me that your “community building products” aren’t an easy money grab because at your MOQ you’re making a 600% ROI landed.
True streetwear / subculture related clothing is in the $50-80 price point but even that’s being wiped away by the fast fashion models of distribution.
It’s like politics, every year the poles drift further and yet the center ceases to exist
