LaMelo Ball and PUMA are reaching for the stars as the footwear brand and Charlotte Hornets player have just dropped the MB.03 "Toxic."Inspired by the athlete's suspicions that he's from outer space, the sneaker is painted in a bold grape hue, alongside vibrant pink and radioactive green. The purple upper is decorated with galactic detailing as the abstract motifs are modeled after Ball's personal alien tattoos. Pink slashes peek out of the sides, matching the bubblegum-tinted midsole with a sli...

Two months after Farfetch announced it would shut down its beauty division, the company is now exploring sale options for Violet Grey, the LA-based beauty retailer it acquired last year.Violet Grey, founded by chic visionary and entrepreneur Cassandra Grey curates a detailed and highly regarded collection of luxury and Indie-Luxe beauty brands. Among the impressive lineup are renowned names like Isamaya Ffrench, SimiHaze, Augustinus Bader, Chanel Beauty and Tom Ford Beauty, each representing exc...

Australian brand Up There is joining cross-continental forces with Japanese footwear label ASICS, co-creating the GEL-LYTE III.The brown and blue sneaker is inspired by the Kookaburra, a bird native to both Australia and New Guinea, which is distinguished by its loud laugh. The shoe's upper is comprised of mesh and suede, moving between an off-white and shaggy chocolate brown, using a speckled pattern to bridge the gap between the two contrasting shades. Lateral ASICS branding welcomes a bright ...

Tennis bracelets have earned a timeless reputation in my book. Not only because they’re an elegant purchase that makes for the perfect gift but also because of their remarkable ability to appreciate in value over time. These exquisite pieces, known for being made up of a dazzling collection of diamonds or gemstones, have become more than just a fashion statement; they are also coveted investments.The allure of tennis bracelets has never been stronger, and savvy collectors are turning to this...