Moses Itauma Is the Future of Boxing
The 21-year-old heavyweight could be the greatest boxer since Mike Tyson. And he’s holding the future of the sport in his (extraordinarily fast) hands.
The 21-year-old heavyweight could be the greatest boxer since Mike Tyson. And he’s holding the future of the sport in his (extraordinarily fast) hands.
Which is exactly what has made her one of the biggest — and most relatable — musicians of her generation.
The Oscar winner and film legend has created his own lore almost by accident — and it’s peaking at just the right moment.
It’s always a process. Never predictable. We start with an idea — a destination — and make our way there one step at a time. It’s not that the journey is more important than the destination. It’s that the journey determines the destination.
That’s what Highsnobiety’s fall 2026 issue is all about: how people become who they are, how products are made, how ideas enter the world. These aren’t just stories about the process of becoming but stories about the importance of that process — stories that honor and celebrate and value the “how” over the “what.”
There are plenty of processes to discover in these pages, from innovative design firm teenage engineering to fashion trailblazer Emily Dawn Long. Read them, learn them. Then, make them your own.