CARHARTT WIP X F.C. REAL BRISTOL

For their first collaboration steps Carhartt WIP and F.C. Real Bristol into a shared universe, somewhere between workwear, spot and fantasy. Founded under SOPH. F.C Real Bristol has always functioned as a kind of imagined football club, blurring the line between performance attire and everyday uniform. Those contrasts carries through this capsule, where athletic silhouettes meet Carhartt WIP´s grounded, utilitarian palette.

Varsity jackets, nylon warm ups and moisture wicking sets are rendered in dusty browns, deep navy and black, while accessories and memorabilia like scarves, caps and even a custom fotball is all part of the “club”.

Shot by Theodor Guelat, the campaign mirror that world, slightly surreal, abstract and just removed enough from reality to feel intentional. Simply put, a collaboration that doesn’t just reference football culture, but subtly reimagines it.

DOLCE & GABBANA X RAY-BAN

A classic, reframed. Dolce & Gabbana and Ray- Ban come together to revisit one of eyewear’s most enduring silhouettes, the Aviator.

Originally designed for function and later adopted as cultural staple, the shape is reworked here through Dolce & Gabbana’s distinctly expressive lens. The shooter and Outdoorsman II models retain their iconic structure, but are elevated with subtle shifts in detail and attitude.

Captured by Grey Sorrenti, the campaign leans into a bold, high energy vision, unfiltered, confident and unapologetic.

It’s less about reinvention, more about reinterpretation where heritage meets a sharper more contemporary edge.

GALLERY WEEKEND IN BERLIN

Each spring, Berlin’s art world shifts into a different rhythm. For one weekend, the city’s gallery network opens in full, new exhibitions, new conversations, and steady flow of openings spread across neighbourhoods.

Gallery Weekend Berlin brings together more than 50 galleries across the city, each presenting a solo and group shows by emerging and established artists. Rather that a single venue, it unfolds like a map, inviting visitors to move through Berlin itself as part of the experience.

Founded in 2005, the event has become a fixed moment in the international art calendar, offering a snapshot of where contemporary art is right now, from painting and sculpture to installation, video and more experimental practices.

This year’s edition runs from 1-3 May, turning the city into a dense circuit of openings, studio energy and late nigh conversations, where the lines between audinec, gallery and artist feel briefly more fluid than usual.