Featuring collaborations with Nike, Vibram, Mackintosh and Majocchi.

Fashion takes cues from culture... whether it's movies or music, and Jim Jarmusch's films have left an indelible mark on what we know as streetwear now.

Alex Israel debuts his first show in Hong Kong called 'New Wave,' at the Gagosian Gallery.

KAWS continues to release hyped-up art figurines, this time remixing the BFF and giving it LED-wired eyes that light up.

A good friend of the CLOT family, Doctor Woo has been tattooing for years, ever since Mark Mahoney invited him to be an apprentice. He’s become known for his intricate pieces that feature thin lines, dots and shadows.

At this point, modernity can be reduced to an algorithm that gets to dictate the ephemera we scroll through. The truth is, Aldous Huxley’s 1932 dystopian classic contains some curiously prescient qualities.

Area, half party, half prodigious art rotisserie, propagated decadence between the years 1983 and 1987. Each affair was an immersive microcosm of excess, regularly luring guests like Grace Jones, David Byrne, Cher, Madonna, John F Kennedy Jnr., and more.

Hong Kong is one of the most exciting cities in the world so think about its potential as it strives to become a major art capital. With HKwalls, a mural festival started by Xeme and his friends, it’s moving in the right direction.

Adam Katz Sinding was in town for his book launch and he spoke to us about his start, how things have changed and what he thinks about streetwear being high fashion. 

During his visit in Hong Kong, we spoke to the artist about his inspirations, influences and of course - the CLOT collection.

The latest edition — a recap of 2017 — features an extensive selection of the year’s most sought-after collaborations, special releases, art pieces, and more from brands and individuals like CLOT, adidas and more.

The official Hong Kong launch of This is Not a F*cking Street Style Book by photographer Adam Katz Sinding was held at JUICE Causeway Bay on March 25, 2018.