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Old-school Air Jordan collectors may have another retro-inspired sneaker to cop–now that A Ma Maniére and Nike dropped a new version of the Air Ship, the hallowed kicks that Michael Jordan originally played in, which also served as the inspiration for the iconic Air Jordan 1.
Courtesy Bahamas Ministry of Tourism The Bahamas might be best known for its picture-perfect private islands and pristine white-sand beaches. But that’s only part of the attraction equation. The Caribbean commonwealth also boasts extremely low taxes, as well as one of the highest GNPs in the region; and it’s home Author: Jared Paul Stern
Sometimes, when it rains, it pours — or rather, in the case of Tag Heuer, some weeks signal a truly momentous occasion for releasing a slew of stylish, performance-minded new watches, as has been the case with the start of LVMH Watch Week. The week will also see a Author: Beau Hayhoe
(Bentley) The Shoe Surgeon, whose LeBron James-commissioned, gold-plated crocodile skin sneakers and larger role in the luxury streetwear industry are explored in a recent Maxim profile, has lent his fashionable eye to the Bentley Flying Spur Hybrid. (Bentley) The bespoke luxobarge, unveiled at 2022 Art Basel Miami Author: Maxim Staff
(H. Moser) Avant-garde Swiss watchmaker H. Moser & Cie. and French automotive brand Alpine have unveiled a groundbreaking collaboration that extends far beyond traditional brand logo swaps, introducing two timepieces engineered with the precision and performance demands of Formula 1 and endurance racing in mind. The partnership, initiated in 2024, Author: Maxim Staff
The sun’s out, the temperature is rising, and this week’s Friday Features lineup of standout Maxim Cover Girl competition models is bringing serious fire. Meanwhile, in the world of Maxim Cover Girl—big things are happening. The sizzling Hot Girl Summer competition is officially in the hands of our panel of Author: Maxim Staff
Jean-Baptiste, of Jean-Baptiste Jessiaume (Credit: JBJ) Bourgogne, or Burgundy, has been making exceptional wines for a very long time—Romans introduced viticulture to the region before the Catholic church took over in 587 B.C. So it’s safe to say that winemakers have had plenty of time to perfect the process, which Author: Kate Dingwall