But they weren't the only collaborative effort that caught everyone's eye when the clothes made their way down the runway during Art Basel Miami ... surfwear legend Shawn Stussy, which resulted ...

SURF’S UP: Shawn Stussy’s psychedelic artwork for Dior has pervaded every aspect of the French fashion house’s pre-fall men’s collection — down to its advertising campaign. His loopy ...

Just days after confirming its rumored collaboration with Shawn Stussy, Dior has offered a backstage view of its Pre-Fall 2020 collection, shown ahead of Art Basel 2019 in Miami. A bevy of apparel ...

Dior’s Pre-Fall 2020 men’s show will make its debut on December 3rd in Miami, a date which coincides with the city’s iteration of Art Basel. Shawn Stussy, the creator of the brand which ...

He’s mastered the art of collaboration to bring the historic French fashion label to the fore and his latest feat has brought streetwear royalty back from retirement. It’s been over two decades since ...

Welcome back, Shawn Stussy. Fashion designer Kim Jones posted ... The show serves as an opener for the greater Miami Beach’s Art Basel event, with the collection projected to go on sale in ...

Evan Pricco of JUXTAPOZ magazine had the chance to meet up with living legend Shawn ... archival Stussy products and just general collection items including clothing, surfboards and art.

Shawn Stussy has been coaxed out of retirement to lend his distinctive scrawl to the menswear pre-fall collection, which will be showcased at Art Basel Miami Beach. “There wasn’t much luring,” Stussy ...

In the dead heat of summer, on Independence Day weekend, iconic stylist and surf legend Shawn Stussy abruptly “unretired” from his sanctuary abode on Kauai, relaunching one of his personal ...

(left to right) Shawn Stussy at the Dior Fall 2020 show in Miami, a series of Stussy's original International Stüssy Tribe letterman jackets. via Getty/@shawnstussy He’s back. No, Shawn Stussy ...

Way back in 1980, Shawn Stussy and Frank Sinatra Jr. didn't know they were creating an industry, they just wanted to move a couple of awesome surfboards and maybe some T-shirts along the way.