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Getting Fresh with Wilbert

My Favorite Sneaker Campaigns

There was a time in my life when I lusted after obscure sneakers like a dog in heat. A big part of my appetite for sneakers was a result of the brilliant campaigns. Here are a few of my favorites. Full story

Art Talk

Deedee Cheriel

LA darling Deedee Cheriel is a punk rocker turned painter known for mixing iconography from Indian temple imagery, South American political art, and animals in the wild to produce mystical narrative paintings. Full story

Art Talk

Tristan Eaton

Tristan Eaton is a street artist, painter, illustrator, toy designer, and all-around renaissance man. We learn about his career path starting with his skate and graffiti beginnings to being one of the founding members of Kidrobot to running his own creative agency in Los Angeles… Full story

Is This Guy Really Turning Customized Stingrays into Customized Trainers?

Rayfish is a Thai company that says it can genetically "biocustomize" stingrays so that they grow in any color and pattern. Rayfish claim that they are able to turn these pretty GM stingray into shoes. I interviewed the owner to see if he's full of shit. Full story

The Mercy Rule

Welcome to the NBA Finals

Who will be the champions of The Year the Season Started at Christmas Because the Buttsteak Owner of the Suns Wanted to Prove Some Dim Point About Unions or Whatever? Full story

Dude, You Camped Out to Buy Kanye West's Sneakers? Why?

Meeting some guys who love shoes more than I love anything. Full story

How to Dress Like a Christian

Because "fashion faux pas" is really just another term for sin. Full story

Stylish Ways to Carry a Gun in Public

And more stuff in VICE Style's Week in Tidbits. Full story

I Hate Fashion

"I don't trust people with empty-stomach breath to tell me what taste is."

If you could see my feet-a blistered, corned, scarred mess of impenetrable calluses-you would wonder what the fuck is wrong with the brain of the girl attached to them. Full story

Cult Of Running

Sri Chinmoy Knows Shoes

Most runners have one brand and make of shoe they've been buying for the past 20 years. They get locked in and never try anything different. But we had a hunch that if they were to test-drive a new-fangled shoe, they'd prefer it. Full story