Charli XCX just dropped some new limited merchandise on her X. Looks like single stitch limited hand screen printed runs, hopefully she drops some of this numbered perch in the near future. For more artifact, seeek us at the gallery.
Dream Smoothh has just dropped this Monster Energy Drink polo shirt. Basically everyone has been trying to figure out who makes this piece, no word on the next drop as these will sell out in like two seconds but I would follow them for a chance at getting this glow in the dark gem. For more ARTifacts, mannnnn check us out seeek the GALLLERY,
Molly Santana and Sukii Baby linked up with Drop Tokyo earlier this year for an amazing photoshoot in the streets of Tokyo. For more artifacts, seek us.
Bktherula has been on tours stateside and overseas this year and DC photographer In The Sunshine captured her with an amazing my hero academia garm at a DC Show. For more artifacts, seeek us at the GALLLERY.
Sukii Baby for KENZO shot in Paris with traditional Japanese garb for their 2026 campaign. For more artifacts seeek us
Turkish visual artist Alperen Yildiz created this striking photograph featuring a custom gold Carhartt tooth cap, a simple concept executed well enough that it immediately caught the attention of Carhartt Family Worldwide. Yildiz has been making waves with his photography and visual concepts for the likes of Corteiz and Awake clothing. This custom tooth crafted by Yildiz for Carhartt is an amazing Artifact. For more seeek us.
Photographed by Garbage Riche. Los Angeles, California. September 2024.
Sukiibaby poses alongside a Paul Walker–inspired Toyota Supra while showcasing a custom Crooked Mouth Grillz set featuring pink enamel and sculpted dragon detailing. For more artifacts, seeek us at the GALLLERY
Posted via her X Sukiibaby continues to drop some nice grills for her CROOKEDMOUTH GRILLZ. For more ARTifacts, seeek us.
One thing I love about great campaign work is when it pushes a product beyond its intended purpose. This Brazil-shot Oakley project by Seasonshop Marseille and visual artist Cesxcommercial does exactly that.
Using the iconic Scar silhouette as a larger-than-life visual element, the campaign turns everyday streets into something futuristic. The frame stops feeling like eyewear and starts feeling like a symbol.
What makes it work is how naturally the Scar fits this treatment. Its sharp lines and aggressive shape have always looked more like industrial design than a traditional pair of sunglasses. Blown up across the city, that energy becomes impossible to ignore.
A simple idea executed the right way. Sometimes all it takes is putting a familiar object in an unfamiliar place.
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