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Hypebeast
26-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Hypebeast
A Third Infinite Archives x Air Jordan 17 Low Has Been Revealed
Summary Jordan Brandrevisited theAir Jordan 17 Lowlast year, bringing it back with the model's iconic briefcase at a premium $300 USD price point. The'Lightning'and'UNC'colorways ended up hitting shelves during its brief moment in 2024. However, more action lurked as we discussed a rumoredInfinite Archivesx Air Jordan 17 Low at the end of the year. Founder Easy Otabor went on to reveal the collaboration during Paris Fashion Week, teasing its'Beach'colorway before presenting a'Chicago'pair in April. Now, a third 'College Blue' version of the shoe has been shown off. This take on the shoe begins with a white leather upper that is contrasted by black at the eyestays and collar. 'College Blue' enters the mix at the rear portion of the midsole, as well as the collar's stitched 'ARCHIVES' tag. At the time of writing, neither Infinite Archives nor Jordan Brand have discussed the release plans for their forthcoming collaboration involving the Air Jordan 17 Low. Rumored launch details only indicate that the initial 'Beach' pair will be dropping this October viaNike SNKRSand select retailers at a starting price of $300 USD. Stay tuned for updates as we await confirmation from both brands.
Axios
04-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Axios
Eventbrite launches "It Lists" to spotlight top Chicago events
Eventbrite is launching new features today, including curated lists of events from Chicago tastemakers. The big picture: The online events calendar can get crowded as anyone is allowed to post their events to the site, but the new "It Lists" are a way to cut through the noise. The Chicago "It Listers" include: Author Rebecca Makkai with literary-inspired events like book clubs and workshops; Curator Easy Otabor has agendas around art, fashion and culture; and Musical duo DRAMA offers ideas for friend hangs centered around music and dance. State of play: The lists, as well as a new feature that allows users to sync calendars with friends, aims to make it easier for digital natives, i.e. Gen Zers, to turn the connections they build online into real life experiences. Reality check: Being online all the time cuts both ways. It can lead to isolation and loneliness, but online communities can also create belonging for people who don't find that same acceptance offline. By the numbers: There's a longing to find those spaces IRL. 95% of 18- to 35-year-olds are interested in exploring interests and communities they've discovered online through in-person events, Eventbrite found in a study released in January. 45% said their interests are "somewhat" or "very" niche so discovering others with those same interests help create a sense of belonging.
