Authors and professionals from different fields narrate Lamborghini’s past, present, and future in a totally new way. Over the course of half a century, Lamborghini has gradually established itself as a leader in its sector, perfectly integrating into the culture of its time and becoming a symbol of innovation in design and technology, as well as a veritable phenomenon with regard to culture and communication. This beautifully illustrated book describes every step of the journey, with references to cinema, technology, design, and the work of the men who made their fortune from the brand. A large-format volume with 200 striking color images, brilliantly evoking a surprising combination of tradition and innovation for all those who are interested in design, technology, material culture, communication and, of course, the classic qualities of Italian manufacture at its best. Get the book here

Pigalle celebrates their love to sports with this new basketball collection. Every piece is a reinterpretation of classic basketball gear and keeps the perfect balance between simplicity and design. Now available in-store and online!

A heavy-duty, non-oily, all climate formula that provides deep hydration, repairing chapped, irritated skin and guarding it from the effects of the elements. Jam packed with nutrients such as Chamomile and Calendula extracts, Aloe juice and Shea Butter. The formula is certified vegan and contains no parabens, perfumes or harsh colorants. The winter must-haves are now available here.

Plethora Magazine produced limited edition art prints of never seen portraits of Jean-Michel Basquiat and signed artwork by Hubert Marot, Julien Colombier and Philippe Baudelocque. All print come in a limited run of 60 or 100. Have a closer at the art prints here or check out our magazine section to have a closer look at Plethora Magazine issue 2.

The artist duo Elmgreen & Dragset have been collect­ing photos for their ever-expanding image archive, The Incidental Self, throughout their twenty-year col­laboration. These intimate photos have previously been shown at galleries, museums, and biennials in Europe and Asia, but are now for the first time com­piled in an image-only publication, titled Biography. The book includes hundreds of private snapshots that span many events and locations, offering a glimpse of the artists’ studio, working processes, ex­hibitions, travels, parties, friendships, relationships, and inspirations. The contents, ranging from personal photos to those taken by friends, studio assistants, professional photographers, family, and colleagues, give the impression of an oversized and rather absurd family photo album, focussing on a masculine reality. As a whole, the selection of images creates a fluid perception of what today can be called a “self.” The Book, soon to be released at Storm, is based off the exhibition at the National Gallery of Denmark. For more info click here.

Raf Simons has designed a tribute collection in celebration of Storm’s 20th anniversary. The collection symbolizes the enduring cooperation and upholding support between the two. The artwork featured on the t-shirts and sweatshirts is a hand-picked mix of archived artwork from Raf Simons’ antecedent collections. The artwork is inspired by rebellious movements of youth culture a big, influential, and inspirational factor for both Raf Simons and Rasmus Storm. Image shot by Danish photographer, Oliver Knauer.

OFF-WHITE presents its first women’s line "I Only Smoke When I Drink“. For this debut collection Virgil Abloh mixes street silhouettes with Parisian chic blurring the lines between street style and high-end luxury. Virgil told Style.com, "My goal is to transcend outside of the streetwear and surprise people in a way. I'm very honored to be selling at the stores that I'm at. These are the places that I love, so the goal for me is to intersect with a wider audience and just be a representative of what's happening in the street but have that square footage in the stores to kind of attract new fashion consumers." Now available at Storm

This season, Maison Kitsuné combines retro silhouettes and luxurious fabrics with modern prints, for a look that is rebelliously rock ’n’ roll! Get the new garments here.

In 2013 it was announced that after a 36 year long journey, the American space probe “Voyager-1” had left our solar system and entered interstellar space. For FW’14, Eytys introduce the new style “Odyssey”. It comes with the same signature sole as debut style “Mother” but is equipped with higher shaft and tongue. It’s fully padded and has leather lining, making it highly suitable for winter wear. Mother and Odyssey are now also offered with black soles. The collection consists of artworks and animations based on Voyager-1’s vast expedition. The story unfolds in collaboration with London based artist and image-maker Tom Sewell who creates images stretching the possibilities that working digitally with colour allows. Exploring the themes of the wonders of nature, and inspired by psychedelia, pop culture and meditation, Sewell’s space surroundings are printed on sneakers as well as the FW’14 packaging. Get your Eytys here

This saturday we will celebrate with KB3 presenting The Cool Kids! The duo of Sir Michael Rocks and Chuck Inglish met in mid-2005 after Mikey came across some of Chuck's beats online. In 2007 they started receiving a lot of press attention from Fellow Chicagoans and tastemakers Pitchfork, who invited them to play at their Summer festival. This led to a spot at New York's CMJ Music Marathon, where they shared a showcase with DJ A-Tra, who offered to put out their EP, and an opening spot on M.I.A.'s solo tour. Since then they have released a number of highly regarded EP’s and albums. In January of 2014, The Cool Kids dropped two new songs, “computerschool” and “Chop” (feat. The HBK Gang) on their SoundCloud and we are more than ready to experience the talented duo. - Storm x KBIII presenting The Cool Kids this Saturday, August 23rd. Doors open at 11pm

Virgil Abloh the creative mind behind Off-White visited Storm to discuss streetwear and youth culture. It was a truly inspering speech! Have a closer look at Off-White here

Guillermo Andrade, founder of Los Angeles- based boutique 424 on Fairfax introduces his first collection. The deeply personal designs are based on his experience with new technology and his adaptation of style. "I was not allowed to visit my brother, who was deported [back] to Guatemala," explained Andrade. "Google Earth made me feel closer to him, being able to see where he was brought me a bit of peace.“ As personal this collection is - he wants his customers to make it their own. "Just download Google Earth, find your place on the planet, type your location on top of the image, get some clear floss or thread, and stitch it onto your jacket.“ Guillermo Andrade introduced his collection during CPH Fashion Week.

FW’14 Eytys introduce the new style “Odyssey”. It comes with the same signature sole as debut style “Mother” but is equipped with higher shaft and tongue. It’s fully padded and has leather lining, making it highly suitable for winter wear. Mother and Odyssey are now also offered with black soles. Eytys FW’14 collection consists of artworks and animations based on Voyager-1’s vast expedition. The story unfolds in collaboration with London based artist and image-maker Tom Sewell, who creates images stretching the possibilities that working digitally with colour allows. The Fall Winter 14 collection is now exclusively available at Storm, in-store only!

The master of surrealistic accessories Yazbukey is back with a stunning Autumn/Winter 14 collection!

New York, NY: Today, to celebrate the launch of the 20th Anniversary of Storm, XXBC announces a run of 24 one-of-a-kind sweatshirts with creative direction led by stylist and interior designer Marcus Paul. Exclusively for STORM, Marcus Paul worked with XXBC to reinvent the piece using antique and deadstock materials. Each of the 24 sweatshirts produced is crafted from a unique combination of the vintage textiles—curated by Paul—so no two are precisely alike. “XXBC and I share an appreciation for playing outside the rules. Our design process wasn’t about thinking inside a box. It was about looking at the box from the outside and seeing what could—or should—be done differently.” The result is a thoughtful, highly personal piece you'll find nowhere but your own closet. Even the box—finished with embroidered antique fabric—took time (and love) to perfect. The effort shows. Stop by Storm to meet Marcus Paul, 6th of August, 4pm