June 9, 2026·Edition 28
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Gucci is the first luxury house to title-sponsor an F1 team. From 2027, Alpine will race as Gucci Racing Alpine Formula One Team, swapping its blue-and-pink livery for Gucci's red, green, black and gold. Sure, LVMH sponsors the championship and Louis Vuitton presents the trophy, but now Gucci's got a car.

Raymond Pettibon’s iconic album art hits the gallery. Nervous Breakdown at the Wilhelm-Hack-Museum in Ludwigshafen runs through September with 200+ covers from the Stefan Thull collection — Black Flag, Sonic Youth, and more — plus a reprinted 1985 Kim Gordon essay from Artforum.
Everlane’s founder starts a new brand. Days after L Catterton sold the brand to Shein for $100 million, Michael Preysman started a new clothing venture called Still Radical. So far it lives up to its name, promising no venture capital or private equity. But can it outshine Shein?
Martin Parr gets his own skate decks. The Skateroom — the Brussels brand that does artist editions with Basquiat, Koons, and Matisse — just released a Parr collection, one of the last he approved before his death in December at 73. He spent fifty years photographing everyday people, who will now have a second life at the skate park.
Romain Gavras is directing the Louvre heist movie. The hit job took eight minutes last October; seven months and several arrests later, none of the eight crown jewels have come back. And now we have to wait ‘til 2028 for the movie.





