Clarks Originals presents its new “Jamaica Pack” for Spring 2021. Comprising the Desert Boot, Desert Trek and the unfathomable Wallabee, each shoe is dressed in shades of yellow, green and black as a nod to the Jamaican national flag.
Every colorful premium suede upper sits atop the archetypal Clarks Originals crepe sole, and boasts subtle Jamaican-inspired graphics across each silhouette.
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Summer 1939, Hitler’s power is growing and tensions between the UK and Germany are at boiling point. The Augusta Victoria College, a finishing school for daughters and goddaughters of the Nazi elite on the south-coast of England, is under close scrutiny after the mysterious disappearance of their teacher Mr Wheatley. The school governess, Miss Rocholl (Judi Dench), hires English teacher Thomas Miller (Eddie Izzard) to replace Wheatley and help prepare the girls for the Anglo-German fellowship. Thomas slowly raises the suspicions of Ilse Keller (Carla Juri), the girls’ German tutor, who has secrets of her own. Caught in the crossfires, Thomas is framed for murder and goes on the run to clear his name and uncover Ilse’s true plan for the girls. Can he stop her before it’s too late?
Available on Sky Cinema, March 26th, 2021
TweetIn the Summer of 1987, four friends, reeling from the sudden break-up of the iconic British band The Smiths, embark on a night out of partying to mourn their musical loss. At the same time, an impassioned Smiths fan takes a local radio DJ hostage at gunpoint and forces him to play nothing but Smiths tracks. With the radio station playing as the soundtrack to their night, the friends go on a wild journey of self-discovery that will transform them forever. Featuring an incredible soundtrack, including 20 songs from The Smiths – Shoplifters of the World is a glorious ode to the craziness of the ‘80s and the power of music to change people’s lives.
In Theaters, On Demand and Digital March 26th, 2021
TweetVirgil Abloh has brought men’s Spring/Summer 2021 capsule collection to the house of Louis Vuitton, a three-fold vibrant collection, reflecting three different time periods from dawn to dusk.
At sunrise, pastel-colored suits, Hawaiian shorts and shirts, Japanese denim, and monogrammed cotton with a pop of watercolor hues are unveiled in the Venice Beach area. Matching the cool twilight tint, a navy color scheme emerges, featuring indigo pajamas and saxe-blue short suits.
The wardrobe is highlighted and embodied by American rapper 21 Savage.
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In the late ‘80s, a wave of British musicians raised on ‘70s UK pop, Caribbean sound system culture, reggae, lovers rock and Motown/Philly soul music fell in love with synthesisers, drum machines and 8-track recorders. The street soul generation had arrived.
Originally released as a white label 12” in 1989, ‘You’ve Gone’ is the sole release from Bassline, the studio project of Southeast London-raised musician Tony Henry, not to be confused with Tony Henry from Manchester jazz-funk/R&B band 52nd Street. Featuring the singer Lorraine Chambers, it’s one of the true jewels of the UK Street Soul scene. As Lorraine’s heartsick soul vocal glides over sunrise synths, dusty drums, elegant electric piano figures and a reggae indebted bassline, ‘You’ve Gone’ captures the optimism and strength of the era perfectly.
TweetStrange Instrument brings together 45 photographs documenting South Africa-where David Goldblatt was born in 1930 and lived until his death in 2018-at the height of apartheid, between the early 1960s and the end of the 1980s.
Curated by artist and activist Zanele Muholi, who was Goldblatt’s friend and mentee, the exhibition offers a deeply personal meditation on the brutality and humanity that Goldblatt captured in his strikingly beautiful images of everyday lives under conditions of profound injustice. Taking an expansive and affective approach to their mentor’s body of work, the exhibition presents a portrait of Goldblatt himself through Muholi’s eyes.
Opposite – George and Sarah Manyane, 3153 Emdeni Extension, August 1972
Exhibition runs through to March 27th, 2021
Pace/MacGill Gallery
540 West 25th St
New York
NY 10022
