Collage: “Delphos” gown, Fortuny (Italian), Adèle Henriette Elisabeth Nigrin Fortuny and Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo, 1920s. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Gift of Frances J. Kiernan, 2005 (2005.328); Terracotta statuette of Nike, the personification of victory, late 5th century BCE. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Rogers Fund, 1907 (07.286.23). Artwork by Julie Wolfe.
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From March 18 to 21, 2026, China International Furniture Fair (CIFF Guangzhou) returns with serious scale and sharper intent. Under the theme CONNECT • CREATE, the Home Furniture Exhibition takes over 430,000 square meters in Guangzhou, positioning itself as a front-row seat to global furniture innovation, manufacturing power, and next-gen lifestyles. This is where international brands, buyers, and designers plug directly into China’s supply chain—tracking trends, sourcing smarter, and opening doors to new business across commercial design, upholstered systems, dining and living, outdoor, and home décor. The scope reflects a market in motion—and CIFF is leaning into the shift. Design Leads the Conversation Design is the engine, and East Design Show proves it. Spanning 40,000 square meters and hosting 100+ forward-thinking brands, the platform puts soft furnishings and material innovation center stage—less noise, more substance. Responding to changing demographics and daily rituals, CIFF 2026 sharpens its focus on lifestyle-led solutions. Area D introduces curated showcases for age-friendly living and smart eldercare in the Silver Life section, with around 150 companies exploring how design can support longevity with dignity. Nearby, Pet Life captures the rise of human–pet co-living, translating emotional bonds into thoughtful furniture and interiors. A dedicated 10,000-square-meter Smart Living zone dives into intelligent sleep systems and health-monitoring tech—design that doesn’t just look good, but actively supports well-being. Outdoor, Décor, and Conscious Design Outdoor living expands into a 50,000-square-meter ecosystem, celebrating nature-driven lifestyles and innovation across materials, comfort, and durability. Meanwhile, the home décor sector leans into sustainability and cultural heritage, reflecting a global appetite for design that carries meaning, responsibility, and craft. Made for the World On the production side, dining and living room furniture scale up with confidence. Covering 120,000 square meters and bringing together 800+ manufacturers, this segment reinforces CIFF’s “Made for the World” positioning—where efficient supply chains meet design-driven manufacturing and premium output. SOFA PLUS returns bigger and better, with improved navigation and services tailored for international buyers, cementing its role as a global gateway for Chinese sofa brands ready to scale beyond borders.
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Gala Porras-Kim, The weight of a patina of time [2125], 2024, Graphite, color pencil and encaustic on paper, Triptych: 228.6 x 182.8 cm each (framed) © Gala Porras-Kim. Courtesy of the artist Photo: Wes Magyar/MCA Denver

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Having previously partnered on a number of collaborative collections, including takes on Tennis culture, Japanese Wrestling style, and a selection of iconic adidas silhouettes, this December, Brain Dead and the brand with the Three Stripes return to present a head-to-toe nostalgic capsule. Channeling the bold sporting and video game energy of the 2000s, the latest adidas Originals x Brain Dead collection delivers a full head-to-toe offering. The collection features reflective silver elements and shaped panels inspired by the adidas archive for apparel, along with two standout retro-futuristic silhouettes, also inspired from the adidas archive, complemented by matching accessories. The apparel offering boasts a number of key pieces, including a Japanese Noragi inspired Climacool track top and matching track pants, a metallic football-esque jersey and matching shorts, and an all over print goalkeeper jersey, as well as a track top, track pants, and a t-shirt. Each piece features Brain Dead graphics and custo crests. Rounding out the collection in the form of accessories are a sling bag and beanie. The footwear selection focuses on two silhouettes: the Climacool 2 and the Taekwondo Mei. Born in 2003 as the followup to the OG adidas Climacool sneaker, the Climacool 2 saw the silhouette updated with a futuristic vent system. Now, Braindead has brought its distinct aesthetic sensibility to the silhouette, featuring metallic vents, reflective green mesh, and yellow accents. The Taekwondo Mei Brain Dead, meanwhile, features a black upper with white stripes and an off-white outsole. Brain Dead and adidas Originals have produced a line of two collectibles inspired by classic video game culture, blending nostalgic aesthetics with the brand’s signature surreal style. These limited-edition figures capture the playful, experimental spirit of the early 2000s and will be raffled exclusively on CONFIRMED, running for the duration of the collection’s availability. While the collection can be purchased directly, the collectibles can only be won via raffle. Arriving in limited quantities on December 18th, the adidas Originals x Brain Dead collection is available via CONFIRMED, select adidas stores, select retailers, and on wearebraindead.com.
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Nike is introducing the ACG Zegama: a rugged, athlete-tested silhouette that combines premium cushioning, protection and traction to help runners move across the world’s wildest terrain — all day and all night. Built for ultramarathons and long days in the mountains, the ACG Zegama is the most rugged model in the All Conditions running footwear lineup, offering runners a max cushioned ride that leaves no distance or terrain off limits. “The ACG Zegama is designed, tested and engineered for max cushioning and comfort for the most rugged trail adventures,” says Brenden McAleese, Director, Nike ACG Footwear. “Thanks to feedback from athletes who push the limits, we've obsessed every detail to ensure the ACG Zegama can handle any distance. From the moment you lace up, the wider toe box and trail-tuned ZoomX foam are noticeable, helping you venture into wild, technical terrain in confidence.” The latest evolution in the trusted Zegama lineage of trail running footwear positions exposed ZoomX foam directly below the foot, delivering a comfortable ride and 85 percent energy return. ZoomX, Nike’s lightest and most responsive midsole compound, also pairs with a bed of Cushlon 3.0 foam to offer runners an added sense of stability on uneven trails. A Vibram Megagrip outsole with an improved lug pattern and strategic rubber coverage provides unparalleled traction in both dry and wet conditions, improves confidence and control on rugged terrain, and delivers long-lasting durability, meeting the rigors of every run head-on. A forefoot rock plate helps runners move across rocky trails, and a modified heel bump improves foot placement in technical terrain. A new, trail-specific last provides a more accommodating fit by adding room in the forefoot and toe box. A stretchier, more adaptive gaiter helps keep out rocks and other trail debris. Padding in the tongue and heel offer more comfort over long distances, and a fit band drives additional midfoot support and consistent lockdown. “The ACG Zegama has the same comfort and stability as its predecessor, which I already loved as a daily trainer, and adds more responsiveness that makes it really fun to race in,” says Caleb Olson, a member of the All Conditions Racing Department and winner of the 2025 Western States Endurance Run. “It’s a sturdy shoe that’s a great option for more technical races, when I’m moving through rocky terrain and need my feet to be comfortable and cushioned all day.” Every aspect of the ACG Zegama was informed by feedback from the All Conditions Racing Department: 22 elite trail athletes from eight countries and five U.S. states who have put the silhouette through its paces in race-like environments around the world, covering 50 to 100 miles at a time. Many athletes tested the ACG Zegama for up to eight weeks, logging upward of 400 miles. Their feedback, combined with dynamic Nike ACG wear testing during development, helped designers fine-tune the silhouette to the exact demands of ultramarathons and the audacious athletes who run them. “I first tried the ACG Zegama a few days before a major race on a ridiculously steep and rocky course,” says Tyler Green, All Conditions Racing Department athlete, two-time Western States runner-up and top 10 UTMB finisher. “It’s rare that I’d jump right into a new shoe so soon before a big race, but I made an exception for the ACG Zegama, and it was the right choice. The shoe feels excellent right out of the box; the traction is stellar; and, of course, it looks really good.” The ACG Zegama draws on Nike ACG’s legacy, beginning in the 1980s, of creating footwear that’s light, fast and speaks trail fluently — delivering bold solutions matched only by the tenacity of the athlete who chooses wild. The silhouette is also powered by Nike’s 50-year history as the biggest champion of runners and the running community, as well as the brand’s continued commitment to creating the most technologically advanced products to help runners across all disciplines reach their greatest potential. It joins an unparalleled lineup of trail-tuned offerings, road running footwear and racing innovations that serve the needs of all athletes, no matter where and how they choose to run. The Nike ACG Zegama will be available in summer 2026 at nike.com and select retail partners.
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CULTURE

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Collage: “Delphos” gown, Fortuny (Italian), Adèle Henriette Elisabeth Nigrin Fortuny and Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo, 1920s. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Gift of Frances J. Kiernan, 2005 (2005.328); Terracotta statuette of Nike, the personification of victory, late 5th century BCE. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Rogers Fund, 1907 (07.286.23). Artwork by Julie Wolfe.

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From March 18 to 21, 2026, China International Furniture Fair (CIFF Guangzhou) returns with serious scale and sharper intent. Under the theme CONNECT • CREATE, the Home Furniture Exhibition takes over 430,000 square meters in Guangzhou, positioning itself as a front-row seat to global furniture innovation, manufacturing power, and next-gen lifestyles. This is where international brands, buyers, and designers plug directly into China’s supply chain—tracking trends, sourcing smarter, and opening doors to new business across commercial design, upholstered systems, dining and living, outdoor, and home décor. The scope reflects a market in motion—and CIFF is leaning into the shift. Design Leads the Conversation Design is the engine, and East Design Show proves it. Spanning 40,000 square meters and hosting 100+ forward-thinking brands, the platform puts soft furnishings and material innovation center stage—less noise, more substance. Responding to changing demographics and daily rituals, CIFF 2026 sharpens its focus on lifestyle-led solutions. Area D introduces curated showcases for age-friendly living and smart eldercare in the Silver Life section, with around 150 companies exploring how design can support longevity with dignity. Nearby, Pet Life captures the rise of human–pet co-living, translating emotional bonds into thoughtful furniture and interiors. A dedicated 10,000-square-meter Smart Living zone dives into intelligent sleep systems and health-monitoring tech—design that doesn’t just look good, but actively supports well-being. Outdoor, Décor, and Conscious Design Outdoor living expands into a 50,000-square-meter ecosystem, celebrating nature-driven lifestyles and innovation across materials, comfort, and durability. Meanwhile, the home décor sector leans into sustainability and cultural heritage, reflecting a global appetite for design that carries meaning, responsibility, and craft. Made for the World On the production side, dining and living room furniture scale up with confidence. Covering 120,000 square meters and bringing together 800+ manufacturers, this segment reinforces CIFF’s “Made for the World” positioning—where efficient supply chains meet design-driven manufacturing and premium output. SOFA PLUS returns bigger and better, with improved navigation and services tailored for international buyers, cementing its role as a global gateway for Chinese sofa brands ready to scale beyond borders.

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Design Shanghai 2026 Returns to Its Origins with a Nature-Led Vision

 Design Shanghai, Asia’s leading international design event, announces its thirteenth edition, taking place from 19-22 March 2026. After six years, the show will return to its birthplace, the historic Shanghai Exhibition Centre,…