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The Walk Thru Blog

The Walk Thru is a cultural commentary blog exploring the intersections of style, sports, music, and street culture. Each issue dives into influential movements, icons, and trends, uncovering the stories behind the aesthetics and the cultural forces that shape them. From skate culture in Tokyo to the evolution of checkered patterns and collectible sneakers, the blog examines how creativity, identity, and community converge in contemporary style.

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View fullsize Ballet’s discipline was once bound to the stage. Artists like Arthur Mitchell stretched its lines, carrying its grace and rigor into fashion and the wider culture.⁠ ⁠ Read more in Issue 09.⁠
View fullsize What began as uniform at the barre now lives as a language of style. It carries grace and grit alike, a true legacy of movement reshaped for eras to come. Read more in Issue 09.
View fullsize Ballet’s wardrobe has always carried more than attire. ⁠ ⁠ It’s been discipline, romance, and quiet defiance, slipping from rehearsal rooms to sidewalks and, eventually, to runways.⁠ ⁠ Read more about ballets transformation in Issue 09.⁠
View fullsize In Issue 09 we follow ballet’s quiet leap from the grand theatre to runways, galleries, corporate offices, and city streets.⁠ ⁠ From barre rooms to Soho sidewalks, from Arthur Mitchell’s bold stages to Solange’s jazz-tinged score, i
View fullsize Martine Rose twists the jersey into something defiantly her own—cropped, stretched, and layered to reflect the way fans remix their shirts in real life.⁠ ⁠ Rooted in London’s mix of sounds and styles, her Nike collabs turn sportswear into
View fullsize Grace Wales Bonner has taken the jersey beyond the game. Crochet trims, tailored lines, and British-Jamaican roots echoes both fashion and memory through her designs. ⁠ ⁠ A symbol of heritage and style, Wales Bonner carries the weight of culture into
View fullsize From terraces to ateliers, the soccer jersey is worn with ease. A uniform of fandom, and a canvas for designers, it now transcends into archives and closets. Stitched with memory, remixed as style, what was once match day attire now moves through c
View fullsize From heirloom to archive, no shirt binds memory like the jersey. To wear your country’s kit is to carry a passport of belonging, family, nation, and neighborhood stitched into fabric. ⁠ ⁠ Reissued or thrifted, jerseys recycle history into the p
View fullsize In Issue 08 of The Walk Thru, we trace the journey of fútbol jerseys beyond the field, where stripes, crests, and colors become carriers of memory and belonging.⁠ ⁠ From Pelé to Wales Bonner’s runway, this is a story about heritag
View fullsize Argyle wasn’t just a knit, it was a code and status symbol. Born on Scottish greens, it came to embody polish, precision, and quiet status.⁠ ⁠ From golf clubs to Ivy halls to high fashion runways, the diamond knit keeps returning, heritage rebo
View fullsize Before jerseys, there was leather. Everything between footballs and baseball gloves to saddles and rugby balls, sport was stitched from hides built to last.⁠ ⁠ Hermès turned saddlery into luxury. Then, Coach reimagined baseball gloves into han
View fullsize What started as a grid found new life in the ’90s, when Marc Jacobs reintroduced Louis Vuitton’s Damier to the world. ⁠ ⁠ From Azur to Graphite to Murakami, the check became a canvas for reinvention, shifting from rebellion to legacy, and
View fullsize From the chessboard to the runway, no brand worked the check like Louis Vuitton. ⁠ ⁠ The Damier canvas of 1888 proved a grid could be identity, and the Monogram that followed turned initials into an icon. A story of pattern, prestige, and the power o
View fullsize The checkered print has always carried more than geometry. It’s been rebellion, rhythm, and identity all at once–elastic enough to live in dancehalls, on leather jackets, and eventually, on runways.⁠ ⁠ Read more in Issue 07.⁠
View fullsize In Issue 07, we trace the way sport’s details have stitched themselves into fashion’s fabric. ⁠ ⁠ The checkered chessboard that pulsed through ska and punk found new life in Louis Vuitton’s Damier, the leather of baseball gloves bec
View fullsize Summers in Harlem turn the streets into a living stage. The beats, the laughter, and the warmth of community create a season where history and hustle collide.⁠ ⁠ Harlem tradition isn’t preserved, it’s performed, it’s often reimagine
View fullsize From NYC sidewalks to global campaigns, Harlem’s influence finds new life in Aimé Leon Dore.⁠ ⁠ Blending nostalgia with modern craft, the brand bridges uptown roots with worldwide recognition, proving Harlem’s story is constantly e
View fullsize Harlem’s soundtrack has always been more than music. It’s a pulse that shapes how the neighborhood dresses, moves, and defines itself. Every beat is a statement and reminder that style is lived. Read the full story in Issue 06.
View fullsize From backroom boutiques to global runways, Dapper Dan turned Harlem into fashion’s laboratory. His designs flipped luxury on its head, proving true style isn’t bought but created. What the fashion houses saw as untouchable, he remixed in
View fullsize Harlem’s game has always been more than basketball, it’s an art and way of life. The spirit of Rucker Park still echoes through every crossover, every courtside fit, and every summer crowd, proving the hustle never left, it just found ne