Montell Fish is building a world through art 🌐

and Yuppie-core is here [READ THE FULL INTERVIEW HERE]( “I see myself as a communicator of emotion,” says Montell Fish between spoonfuls of chicken noodle soup. Whether the 25-year-old musician is playing demos on his YouTube channel or performing live in New York, Paris, or Jimmy Fallon’s ‘Tonight Show,’ there is a semblance of voyeuristic intimacy, like you shouldn’t be in this person’s room watching him pour his heart out. We catch up with the rising musician who has amassed a devoted fan base for his emotional neo-pop in this FRONTPAGE interview. [GET TO KNOW MONTELL FISH](   HOT TOPICS OF THE WEEK - [Julia Fox's Business Casual Tie Outfit]( - [Wales Bonner's Latest Sambas Ask: Tongue Up Or Down]( - [It's True: Tom Sachs & Nike Are Over]( - [Bad Bunny x Adidas Campus Looks Like This]( - [The Trending Brain Dead Ice Cube Tray](   SNEAKERS Shoes For A Wedding At 12 And Hiking At 4 WORDS BY [TOM BARKER]( © HIGHSNOBIETY Occupying a space between fashion and tech-heavy outdoor gear, one of the things that have made Italian hiking brand [ROA]( so popular is that while its footwear boasts outdoor-ready performance, it's all disguised within a relatively minimal sneaker design. With its latest release, however, the brand has taken things to another level by producing a full leather loafer through its utilitarian lens. [CHECK THE ROA LOAFER]( [COP IT NOW]( [ADD THESE TO YOUR ROTATION](   STYLE YUPPIE-CORE: MENSWEAR'S LATEST EVOLUTION WORDS BY [JAKE SILBERT]( © BACKGRID / SHOTBYNYP Fashion truly is cyclical. Clothes that were "in" [two decades ago]( are back in style as new generations, ignorant to old stigmas, embody formerly discarded aesthetics. Menswear's evolution is pretty sluggish in the grand scheme of things but it's still susceptible to the trends of the day. And so, at the crossroads of quiet luxury and normcore, we find the next stage of menswear: the modern yuppie. [CHECK THE HISTORICAL PRECEDENT](   BEAUTY WHY PROSTHETICS ARE SUDDENLY EVERYWHERE WORDS BY [ALEXANDRA PAULY]( © GETTY IMAGES / JAMIE MCCARTHY On the red carpet of the 2023 Met Gala, all Doja Cat offered reporters was a meow. It was an instantly viral look that generated headlines well after the Met Gala ended. It was also one of several recent instances of special effects makeup — once considered the domain of sci-fi films and Halloween parties — colliding with fashion and pop culture. No matter your take on prosthetics, it's impossible for onlookers to feel nothing when confronted with, say, a face that appears to be half-human, half-cat. That's what makes prosthetics such an exciting entry into the pop cultural lexicon: You either love them or hate them. [LEARN MORE ABOUT PROSTHETICS](   FROM OUR BRAND PARTNERS [CUPRA MAKES ITS GREEN DREAMS AN EVEN GREENER REALITY AT THE FORMULA-E]( [MOLESKINE AND HIGHSNOBIETY’S NEW NOTEBOOK IS ALL ABOUT CREATIVITY]( [JOIN PUMA X P.A.M.’S JUNGLE JOURNEY IN NORTH SUMATRA]( [SWATCH JUST MADE BASQUIAT’S MASTERPIECES EVEN MORE TIMELESS]( Download the Highsnobiety App [Instagram]( [TikTok]( [Discord]( [Twitter]( [Youtube]( [Facebook]( © 2022 Highsnobiety, Genthiner Str. 32-34, Berlin 10785, Germany You are receiving this email because you opted in at our website: {EMAIL}. You can [unsubscribe]( from this list. [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms]( | [Store Terms]( | [View In Browser](