Hypebeast Magazine Issue 34: The Uniform Issue
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The 240-page print publication explores the concept of a uniform, whether ascribed or chosen, as an expression of who we are to the rest of the world. More than just a representation of style, uniforms can transcend clothing to represent greater ideas about art, self-development, regionality, and personal appearance. A uniform can serve as a tool, signature, and a mode of freedom, as showcased by the icons and luminaries featured within the magazine.
Featuring two distinct cover stories spotlighting the global music sensation Peggy Gou and trailblazing artist Sterling Ruby, with each accompanied by exclusive, in-depth interviews, original photography, and collectable covers.
The Uniform Issue also includes interviews and features on music royalty such as Shaboozey, J Balvin, and M.I.A.
Fashion features include trendsetters and iconoclasts like Sandy Liang, Luar, Juntae Kim, Domenico Formichetti’s PDF, Satisfy Running, Hellcat Eyewear, Nori Rasmussen-Martinez, and Jake Hunte in collaboration with William Spooner.
Additional art stories highlight Awol Erizku, Sayre Gomez, Frank Dorrey, and deathmatch wrestling photography by Nick Karp.
Featuring two distinct cover stories spotlighting the global music sensation Peggy Gou and trailblazing artist Sterling Ruby, with each accompanied by exclusive, in-depth interviews, original photography, and collectable covers.
The Uniform Issue also includes interviews and features on music royalty such as Shaboozey, J Balvin, and M.I.A.
Fashion features include trendsetters and iconoclasts like Sandy Liang, Luar, Juntae Kim, Domenico Formichetti’s PDF, Satisfy Running, Hellcat Eyewear, Nori Rasmussen-Martinez, and Jake Hunte in collaboration with William Spooner.
Additional art stories highlight Awol Erizku, Sayre Gomez, Frank Dorrey, and deathmatch wrestling photography by Nick Karp.
