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Andy Warhol was one of the most important artists of the 20th century and was the lead figure in the visual art movement known as pop art. Aeneas Bastian recalls his memory of being photographed by the great artist in a small New York studio. See what it was like: https://bit.ly/2XgLW8c

This year has been filled with experiential fashion shows featuring multiple icons and exotic locations. Fred Perry and Raf Simons decided to take their newest show to another level. They created a virtual map that their customers can explore, similar to Google street view. This allows consumers to find their new favorite pieces in a very creative and localized way. Take a look for yourself:

Recently, LEGO opened a store in London with no shelves or checkout counter. The only thing in the store was a snapcode that when scanned allowed the customers to buy Lego's via Snapchat. The snapcode allowed customers in the store to walk around and see the store come to life with Augmented Reality. Snapchat popularity has been steadily decreasing, will more partnerships like this revitalize the company? Take a look:

Supported LGBTQ+ activist, Chelsea Manning talks about how being an activist means a lot more than expressing your opinions on social media. Take a look at her perspective:

New York City is the city that never sleeps, a place where people fight for their dreams and aspirations. Photographer, Adam Pape took to the streets to see what the souls of NYC do with their free time. The photos are truly magnificent. Take a glimpse:

Amazon is currently working on their next big project that is sure to excite. They are creating a consumer fashion app that will allow customers to download a digital avatar of themselves and try on thousands of different outfits. Over many years of collecting data, Amazon says it has the capability to make incredible insights into exactly what their customers want to wear. Take a look: https://bit.ly/2Dk9Jek

Today, more and more consumers are pushing for their favorite companies to make progress towards sustainability. These five large and small companies have set goals to change the future. Take a look at the initiatives: https://bit.ly/2RLEoq3

Considered one of the most influential British artists of the 20th century, David Hockney has reinvented himself again. His new art show is March 9th, 2019 in Galerie Lelong, Paris. See what inspired his new pieces.

Rent the Runway is a rental platform that allows customers to rent luxury clothing. Recently, they have created a new line that is all based on their consumer data. We have millions of data points that our customers provide about wear rate, fit by style and sizes, demand by hem line, sleeve length, demand by geo region etc, and all the feedback is funnelled to our designers." Check it out:

Lyft has recently partnered with H&M in New York to allow people to easily donate their unwanted clothes. Lyft is giving the first 5,000 riders a free ride to the nearest H&M to add to their garment collection program. Fashion and technology collaborations are going to become very important in 2019. Take a look: https://bit.ly/2FRG6Uy

While a snowstorm was brewing in France, Chanel did not disappoint as Karl Lagerfeld revealed his new collection in paradise. The show was filled with extravagant outfits and 80's inspired hairstyles. See the looks:

In 2019 make it one of your goals to seek out some of the most exclusive and prestigious art exhibitions. From fashion at the Metropolitan Museum in New York to Picasso on paper in Rotterdam, Amsterdam here is 10 art displays that will unleash your creative spirit. Take a peak: https://bit.ly/2QnWnlu

For @VirgilAblohofficial Louis Vuitton AW19 show he took to the streets of New York City. The show was filled with glitter gloves and loafers to pay homage to the great Michael Jackson, and the set production left fans speechless. Take a look: