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In August 2023, Kidill faced a poignant moment as the art world mourned the loss of Jamie Reid, the iconic British artist behind Sex Pistols' infamous covers and logos. This marked a profound moment for the fashion brand, led by Hiroaki Sueyasu, who expressed, "Jamie was my very starting point." Hiroaki Sueyasu, serving as the artistic director, takes a reflective stance on the everlasting influence of punk in the realm of art and fashion. He emphasizes the duty to preserve the essence of punk even in the absence of pioneers like Jamie Reid. Despite the departure of these influential figures, the Fall-Winter 2024 collection by Kidill stands as a poignant tribute, ensuring that the spirit of punk continues to thrive. Sueyasu’s dedication to this collection is both heartfelt and resolute. He states, “Even though Jamie and the other remarkable figures who created early punk have left us, it is our duty to ensure that the essence of punk stays alive. I would like to offer my condolences inimitably.” Through this collection, Kidill not only honors the legacy of punk but also embraces the responsibility of carrying forward its rebellious and groundbreaking spirit. The Fall-Winter 2024 collection serves as a testament to Kidill's commitment to preserving and celebrating the revolutionary ethos of punk in the ever-evolving landscape of art and fashion.

Sueños Music Festival unites the city of Chicago under the banner of incredible Reggaeton and Latin Music. Today, El Festival Latino announces the lineup for its third annual fest, bringing unprecedented star power to the banks of Lake Michigan in May 2024. Peso Pluma, Rauw Alejandro, and Maluma are set...

Legendary Detroit rapper, hip-hop experimentalist, and cultural trailblazer Danny Brown shares a new video for “Y.B.P” featuring Bruiser Wolf from his recently released and critically heralded sixth studio album, Quaranta—out now digitally, with physical releasing this Friday via Warp Records. “Y.B.P” delves into the gritty realities and hurdles encountered by those...