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There aren’t many jackets that promise protection against the harshness of winter quite like a Canada Goose jacket. Designed to withstand the elements without compromising on style, the brand has long occupied a space where function and fashion are equally essential. With Axis of Endurance, the unveiling of its latest Snow Goose collection, that commitment continues to evolve.

Bvlgari has named Heated Rivalry star Hudson Williams its newest brand ambassador. The Canadian actor rose to international prominence for his portrayal of Shane Hollander in the hockey romance series adapted from Rachel Reid’s novel, starring opposite Connor Storrie. For Williams, the connection to Bvlgari stems from a shared appreciation for individuality. The actor says he has always been drawn to fearless, original people and ideas, qualities he also recognizes in the house’s designs.

You’ve probably seen Aaron Tveit everywhere. From Gossip Girl’s Tripp van der Bilt III to Freddie Trumper in CHESS!, Tveit has made a name for himself both onstage and on screen, and seemingly everywhere in between. Armed with an electric stage presence and vocals worth writing home about, Tveit returned to London’s Royal Albert Hall on Tuesday night, captivating audiences with an evening of some of his personal favorites.

New York’s Grand Collection and New Balance are reuniting again. Embodying refined functionality, the clothing and sneaker capsule emphasizes skate utility, craftsmanship, and a sophisticated aesthetic. In celebration, the two brands teamed up on a dynamic skate video. Skaters Brian Reid, Spencer Hamilton, and Brand Westgate cruise through the city in a gorgeously rendered video, replete with stunning shots of iconic New York imagery interspersed with footage of the collection in motion.

A crowd gathered outside Village East Cinema in New York City for the premiere of Carrie, Prime Video’s latest adaptation of Stephen King’s landmark 1974 horror novel. The series revisits the story of Carrie White, a teenage girl who discovers she possesses supernatural powers while enduring the cruelty of her classmates. Summer H. Howell takes on the title role, with Arthur Conti joining the cast as Billy Nolan.

Camera pans left. The sky is a clear blue, and it’s warm but not too hot, one of those gifts from a New York summer. Corey Fogelmanis turns the corner in front of the Roxy Hotel in TriBeCa, in long jean shorts and mustard yellow Converse high-tops. His shirt is from Le Vidéo Club de la Butte in Montmartre, Paris—a cinephile’s dream film rental shop. He was there a few years ago, he’ll tell me later, saw the shirt, and loved it.

Alton Mason is a name and presence whose talent has taken over the fashion industry. When he began modeling ten years ago, Gucci was the first fashion house Mason signed a contract with. Since then, he has become one of the industry’s few male supermodels, earning Model of the Year honors five years running.

When I enter the Jack Shainman Gallery at 46 Lafayette Street, I instantly wonder if I’m in the Church of Gordon Parks. High, arching windows draw the eye instantly toward the famed photographer’s images of Muhammad Ali. Perhaps accordingly, taking in each image feels like a prayer. In one, the legendary boxer cruises through Miami in a Cadillac, a dance of lines and light, a single moment lensed through tailfins. In others, Ali’s skin twinkles with a galaxy of sweat after a workout.

Cole Bennett wears many hats. He’s a filmmaker, producer, record executive, and the founder of Lyrical Lemonade. He’s directed music videos for stars including Eminem, Justin Bieber, Drake, and J. Cole, and released his own studio album in 2024. You may not understand the hustle until you walk in his shoes. Now, you can.

In Le Petit Prince, author Antoine de Saint-Exupéry famously wrote, “all grown-ups were once children…but only a few of them remember it.” Belgian-Italian actor Emmanuel Macchia, who bears an uncanny resemblance to the illustrated novella’s protagonist, seems determined not to forget.