MAHARISHI SS26 FOOTWEAR; The NEW UNIFORM
Hardy Blechman has spent 30 years turning military surplus into pacifist uniform. For 2026, Maharishi isn’t just dressing the body — it’s armoring the feet. The London label’s latest footwear collection reads like a field manual: three collaborations, three terrains, one philosophy — “respect nature, out-engineer it.”
Blechman founded Maharishi in 1994 on hemp, upcycled camo, and the idea that utilitarian design could be pacifist. Thirty years later, the footwear does the same job: Mizuno for speed, Birkenstock for traversal, Fracap for endurance.
No hype colorways. No retro for retro’s sake. Just three very considered answers to the same question Maharishi always asks: what would you wear if you had to walk out of the city, through the jungle, and back again — and still look like yourself?
You can explore the full footwear collection directly on maharishistore.com.
Francesco Ragazzi has built Palm Angels on a single contradiction: Italian tailoring cut for American skate culture. For Spring/Summer 2026, he trades California palm trees for a different kind of palm — the wind-bent ones lining Jamaica’s north coast highway.
The Summer ’26 cardinal collection is built around one color: a washed, mineral yellow that reads like sun-faded cotton; ‘Alabaster’.


STREET STYLE
Inspired by the timeless charm of "Pierrot Le Fou" by Jean-Luc Godard, Andreas Moskin’s Resort 24’ collection blends cinematic magic with the elegance of modern fashion.
Inspired by the timeless charm of "Pierrot Le Fou" by Jean-Luc Godard, Andreas Moskin’s Resort 24’ collection blends cinematic magic with the elegance of modern fashion.
Manchester techno institution Teletech isn't just throwing parties in 2026, it's dressing them. Today the brand posted a six-slide carousel that confirms its biggest fashion swing yet: a full World Cup-inspired collection that fuses terrace heritage with after-hours utility.
Manchester techno institution Teletech isn't just throwing parties in 2026, it's dressing them. Today the brand posted a six-slide carousel that confirms its biggest fashion swing yet: a full World Cup-inspired collection that fuses terrace heritage with after-hours utility.
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Shot on board a sailing vessel along the Ligurian coastline, Stone Island presents a selection of garments created for the summer months.