Step aside, Crocs. There's a new soft, squishy shoe taking the fashion world by storm. "Cartoon boots for a Cool 3D World," a description reads on MSCHF's product page. "If you kick someone in these ...

MSCHF has been called many things — performers, designers, even internet trolls — but for co-chief creative officer Kevin Wiesner, the title “artists” works just fine. It’s an ambiguous enough term to ...

Earlier this month, Tyga and Brooklyn-based art collective MSCHF teamed up for their Wavy Baby sneakers, which to most consumers, looked awfully similar to a pair of Vans Old Skool sneakers. MSCHF ...

MSCHF has really stepped in it with its “Wavy Baby” sneakers. The shoes, which mimic the look of Vans’ iconic Old Skool sneakers, have landed MSCHF in court, where the Brooklyn-based collective has ...

Brooklyn-based MSCHF is known for selling an array of absurd products, but its newest drop might top them all. The brand revealed its launch of the “Birkinstock” sandals, made with what the brand says ...

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Mschf is No. 50 on Fast Company’s list of the World’s 50 Most Innovative Companies of 2023. Explore the full list of companies that are reshaping industries and culture. Art collective Mschf has a ...

How hot am I? This was a question people long relied on mirrors, puddles, and passing store windows to answer. Then came the internet with validation offered up by Hot or Not, Facebook, Tinder, and ...

I’m in a meeting with members of the art collective Mschf, when they drop a line of code into the chat. “Paste this into Terminal,” they instruct me. I kinda know these guys, and yet, I’ll admit to ...

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The Internet is a weird and wonderful place. The latest weirdness comes from the team at MSCHF of the Lil Nas X “Satan” shoe debacle. The Brooklyn-based art collective’s latest effort is a contest to ...