Corporate Gymnastics: Introducing Off-White Athletics
Up Your Bandwidth in the Exclusive “WORKOUT” Capsule Collection
Richard Branson is a known advocate of physical activity, having said that his financial success is inextricable from the emphasis he places on health and fitness. In fact, many of the world’s billionaires—Mark Zuckerburg and Elon Musk—work out several times a week to keep their energy levels high. Energy begets energy, and physical activity and exercise are essential for maintaining a productive work/life balance.At the studio of Virgil Abloh in London, England, multitasking is an important aspect of managing a busy schedule. And staying fit and physically agile is the key to juggling spreadsheeting, drafting, caffeinating, moodboarding. In a film by Max Luz, employees at the ALASKA-ALASKA studio demonstrate their integrated work/aerobic regimen, the modern-day corporate gymnastics, in the new Off-White “WORKOUT” Capsule developed in collaboration with SSENSE. Optimize your potential for success with this collection of athletic-wear, available now, exclusively at SSENSE.
Reading Materials With Ross Scarano Literary Moods Featuring Colson Whitehead, Ellen Willis, And David Wojnarowicz Some questions. What’s your book type? As a reader, are you compelled by prose that teaches, stirs, is a slow-burn or mood-elevating? Writing that orients you? Do your reading habits reflect a response to the day’s events—if you prefer to interrogate them, understand them, resist them? Is your nightstand a rotation of half-read books? How does a writer’s voice—if you let it—impact you? The sneaky way a book might stall time and crack open your world, and conversely, the book that launches you far from it—that plays against type. 
Ten Thousand Miles Away, Finding Grace In The South Island Of New Zealand On The Road With Photographer Marcelo Gomes feat. Prada, Nike, Maison Margiela, Marc Jacobs For three weeks in January and February, New York-based photographer Marcelo Gomes abandoned the city for the South Island of New Zealand. There, Gomes documented the blurred dream of summer warmth—how quickly, when given the chance, we forget about winter’s deep cold. 
Market Research: Dries Van Noten’s “Casal Shirt” and “Nebular Sweater” Rachel Tashjian—GQ Writer and Style Prophet—Dresses for Her Mood Zones! I would like to say something both radical and totally anodyne, which is: there isn’t...really...men and women’s clothing anymore. A lot of designers are making menswear and womenswear collections, sure, but the best dressers in the world are pulling from all sides of the rack, interested more in fabrics and cuts and vibes, than silhouettes that confirm or deny some fixed identity.Menswear and womenswear collections are more like moods.