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You've Never Seen Sam Rockwell Quite Like This

The Oscar winner and film legend has created his own lore almost by accident — and it’s peaking at just the right moment.

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Highsnobiety Magazine returns for a September issue all about the process. On the cover is Sam Rockwell, the beloved Oscar-winning actor who has honed his craft with the precision of a true artist. Also in this issue is a factory visit to Stone Island, musical maven Kelela, vintage boutique Nhỏgirl, skater Antwuan Dixon, a survey of reigning Japanese designers and more.

Highsnobiety Fall Issue '26

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Artist Uniform: Being John Malkovich Means Being Wildly Stylish

Model's Own: The Sandy Liang Stylist Who's Obsessed With Gym Shorts

A self-proclaimed obsessive of cowboy boots talks serendipitous grail finds and the ultimate air travel get-up.

How This Swiss Store Came to Define Good Taste

A rural Zurich retailer is the last word on what's actually good in menswear, womenswear, and beyond.

Why Is Fashion Still Obsessed With Snoopy?

The world's most famous cartoon pooch is also its most stylish.

Libraries Deserve Better Merch

Plus: Common Projects are back, cargos are everywhere, and everything looks better uneven.

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At Paris Fashion Week, A Definitive Look for Menswear Emerged

The look — present at Celine, Dior, and even Willy Chavarria, is about what’s going on with you and the kind of life you want to lead.

Fashion Week 2026

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    With a killer record and an inimitable swagger, New York Yankee Jazz Chisholm Jr. is breathing fresh life into baseball.

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    And death. And works through it all on her sixth studio album, The Afterparty.

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Noah Cyrus Is Everyone’s Favorite Dark Horse

A decade into her career, Cyrus has carved her own unique path, finding fans in country chart-toppers and introspective singer-songwriters alike.

Summer is the season of music. For Highsnobiety’s annual Music Week, we caught up with three culture-shaping artists at turning points in their careers.

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The Good Shoes Directory

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