Ahead of fall, Starbucks is set to release its cult-favorite Pumpkin Spice Latte for the 18th year in a row.
The handcrafted beverage features the coffee company’s signature espresso blended with steamed milk, real pumpkin, cinnamon, nutmeg and clove. Customers can enjoy the latte hot, or iced topped with whipped cream and pumpkin pie spices. In addition to the PSL, the Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew will also return, which comes with notes of vanilla and is finished with a pumpkin cream cold foam on top, as well as a dusting of pumpkin spice topping.
The Pumpkin Spice duo will be available at all of Starbucks’s U.S. locations on August 24.
Hermès has expanded its lineup of luxe goods with an extra stylish food bowl for dogs. The release joins the luxury brand’s collection of pet accessories, which includes leashes, collars, carrying bags and a bed.
The bowl, crafted from oak wood, takes inspiration from the French house’s iconic Chaine d’Ancre motif, arriving in a shape similar to the chain. The design can be detached down the center that is kept together with magnets, while the stainless steel bowls can be removed from the wooden base. The piece is complete with Hermès’s logo stamped onto the side in black.
Would you cop this luxe bowl for your pup? The product is now available via Hermès’s websiteand stores for $8,900 HKD (approximately $1,143 USD).
CASIO has released the CASIO Vintage A100WE, a watch that shows off the ideal balance of vintage-inspired style with the latest technology. The new release from the CASIO Vintage collection is offered in three metallic colorways with extra durability for daily wear and tear while on the wrist.
Each of the three iterations of timepiece — the silver edition (A100WE-1A), gold edition (A100WEG-9A) and the darker gunmetal edition (A100WEGG-1A) — includes a stainless steel band. Like other CASIO watches, the A100WE is water resistant and has a chrome-plated finish for protection. Designed for easy, everyday wear, the CASIO A100WE is a serious metal timepiece with a light weight feel.
Combining the latest in technology from the brand with the watch’s vintage leanings, the A100WE features an inverted LCD display and functions with a 1/10-second stopwatch. There’s also a LED-light, which allows the watch face to be subtly illuminated from the side. Zooming into the model, the top sector of the watch face includes markings for the month, date and day underneath the classic CASIO logo. The lower sector of the watch includes four buttons for time-keeping functions and light.
Paying homage to previous digital watches that CASIO released in the ’70s, the A100WE brings added capabilities in a lifestyle-centric package. Interested fans can purchase the CASIO A100WE by heading to the brand’s website.
Daniel Arsham will soon unveil his new collection of furniture, Objects for Living: Collection II, at the Friedman Benda art gallery in New York City. Arsham’s new collection will be his first solo exhibition at the gallery.
The upcoming iteration in the series builds upon Arsham’s Objects for Living show, which made its debut at Design Miami in 2019. The first installation was a fictional recreation of his Long Island home that was built in 1971 by Norman Jaffe. In creating the second installation, which was fueled by the time Arsham spent at home amidst the coronavirus pandemic, the multidisciplinary artist thought about what objects he would want to live with. As a result, the new exhibition is a personal account of his experiences in the home throughout time, specifically how they all worked to inform his craft today.
Collection II will expand the recreation of his Long Island home with new furniture pieces. The pieces include chairs, sofas, beds, lamps, dining tables, benches and mirrors. Many of the new pieces were inspired by the free-form sculpting quality of Play-Doh, which can be seen in the collection preview above.
Throughout his career, the acclaimed artist has had a number of successful installations across the world in addition to his many collaborations with brands such as Dior, IKEA, Porsche and more. Recently, Arsham also became the Creative Director for the Cleveland Cavaliers. This is the first time an artist has assumed the role with the NBA.
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