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Highsnobiety

Highsnobiety

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Berlin, Berlin 113.700 Follower:innen

We don‘t follow culture, we shape it.

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Highsnobiety is a global brand, sitting at the heart of culture that unites community, content and commerce. Over the 19 years, our editorial and curatorial perspective has grown a community of Cultural Pioneers, a group whose social influence and ability to shape culture has become impossible to ignore. For this audience, Highsnobiety is a destination to be kept ahead of the curve; a place to read and shop the latest stories, brands and products. We are constantly investigating their relationship to a landscape we coined The New Luxury; a mindset that places stories over product and cultural knowledge over material possession. What we’ve learnt from this community, we also share with our brand partners, ensuring they too can future-proof their business for tomorrow’s culture. The Highsnobiety agency offers an end-to-end solution for brands, from consumer insights; strategy and consultancy; creative concepts and production and media. Feel free to get in touch with one of our six offices here.

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http://company.highsnobiety.com/jobs/
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Werbedienstleistungen
Größe
201–500 Beschäftigte
Hauptsitz
Berlin, Berlin
Art
Privatunternehmen
Gegründet
2005
Spezialgebiete
Publishing, Advertising, Media, Digital Content, Marketing, Commerce, fashion, Consultancy und Culture

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    Closing out our inaugural music week is Laufey, and she’s not playing by anyone else’s rules. Raised in Reykjavík, trained in classical cello, and fluent in heartbreak, Laufey writes like someone who’s lived every lyric twice. Her upcoming album A Matter of Time is what happens when a lover girl stops tying things up neatly and starts telling the truth. We met her in the Hollywood Hills to talk genre-bending, songs with no silver lining, and what happens when you stop writing for approval and start writing for yourself. Hit the link or head to the Highsnobiety app to read our latest cover story: https://lnkd.in/eH4VfxNR

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    Meet Jane Remover, the 21-year-old Jersey-born producer, vocalist, and digital disruptor turning heartbreak and burnout into sound that feels like impact. Their genre-blending music has made them one of the most unpredictable voices in the underground. What started in 2020 as pandemic-era SoundCloud uploads is now packed-out shows, music press acclaim, Turnstile tour dates, and a steady stream of releases. This is the second of three artist profiles in our week-long music feature, spotlighting voices making work that cuts through. Hit the link to read the full cover story now or head to the Highsnobiety app: https://lnkd.in/e_EVJ294

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    Meet Sailorr: R&B’s next cult icon and the first face of our music deep-dive this week. The Jacksonville-born singer went viral off a breakup track that spiraled into something bigger. From there it's been Billboard chart placements, a Summer Walker remix, and DMs from Doja Cat. But Sailorr’s world isn’t built on virality alone. It’s pink ribbons, screenwriter-level lyricism, and the kind of specificity you can’t fake. This story kicks off a week-long series highlighting three artists reshaping what music sounds and feels like right now. Sailorr’s up first, but the next two? You’ll just have to wait and see. Hit the link or head to the Highsnobiety app for the full cover story: https://lnkd.in/ekq82PFX

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    As part of our Everything Is Streetwear series for HS20, we’ve resurfaced our full interview with the Brit who helped bring BAPE to New York, Cav Empt co-founder Toby Feltwell. Feltwell recalls the era when hip-hop, fashion, and youth culture collided by accident more than design. He also shares the story of BAPE’s almost-collaboration with Louis Vuitton, which was shut down because the CEO at the time wasn’t feeling it. Read the full story and watch the interview by hitting the link or on the Highsnobiety app: https://lnkd.in/ekb-n8Mg

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    What’s the future of fashion collabs? Forget the runway, young consumers today are spending their Robux on it. From Balenciaga’s Fortnite skins to Charli XCX’s Roblox gigs, the next frontier for hype is being built in virtual worlds where your avatar is just as styled as your IRL self. Brands like Nike and Gucci are building entire economies in these spaces, where owning a “phygital” sneaker (that’s NFT + real drop) is the new luxury. It’s less about what you wear in the real world, and more about who you are in all worlds. Hit the link to read an excerpt from our latest book, The Incomplete Vol. 2: A Guide to Creative Collaborations: https://lnkd.in/gDhTykXz

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    LUXURY REDEFINED: Stop selling the dream. Start fitting into reality. Yesterday in New York, we gathered industry leaders at Nine Orchard for the U.S. launch of Luxury Redefined, Highsnobiety and Boston Consulting Group (BCG)’s latest white paper exploring how the luxury sector is being reshaped by cultural credibility, creative utility, and a growing desire for context over exclusivity. The afternoon opened with a presentation of the research by Harry Bainbridge (Head of Strategy, Highsnobiety), followed by a panel conversation with David Fischer (CEO, Highsnobiety) and Natasha Stagg (Author, Luxury Redefined). Together, we unpacked what it means to stay relevant in a time when heritage alone is no longer enough, and where luxury must now speak the language of culture, community, and lived experience. If anything was made clear, it’s this: luxury isn’t dying, it’s evolving. Thank you to everyone who joined us for an honest and energizing conversation. Access the White Paper here bit.ly/4epMJvt

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    Matty Matheson isn’t trying to be everything. He just is. Chef, actor, farmer, punk. Star and behind-the-scenes leader of The Bear, lead screamer of Pig Pen, founder of a farm in rural Ontario where he grows vegetables — “easily the coolest thing I do,” he says. Our latest Frontpage story is about all of it: the sweat, the reinvention, the music, the workwear, and the man who holds it all together. Matheson is building his world with his own hands. Sometimes those hands are in the dirt. Sometimes they’re gripping a microphone. Sometimes they’re making tacos on a Sunday while the hockey game plays in the background. Hit the link, or to the Highsnobiety app, to dive into our latest Frontpage story: https://lnkd.in/e7juiJNZ

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    Our latest white paper with Boston Consulting Group (BCG) maps out the new rules of engagement for luxury and spoiler...it’s not about selling some tired dream. If brands want to stay relevant, they need to show they actually get culture, not just borrow from it. Good product still runs the game, but without a story that hits, it’s just stuff. And while everyone’s obsessed with what’s next, the smartest brands know: what lasts is what leads. Dior and Celine get it. Their recent shows brought forth a departure from easy-money moves, and a shift towards a new era for commercial luxury. As our editor-in-chief Noah Johnson says, "all it took was two designers brave enough to make clothes that people actually want to look at and wear." Dive into our latest white paper, Luxury Redefined: http://bit.ly/4epMJvt

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    To mark 20 years of Highsnobiety, we asked 20 people who helped shape our world to tell its story. Designers, store owners, artists, and creative directors who turned personal style into global culture reflect on the scenes we came up in, the codes that defined them, and how underground ideas became global influence. Dive into all 20 stories now on our website: https://lnkd.in/eaYYStyy

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    To mark two decades of the art of collaboration, we phoned 20 of our favorite friends, brands, visionaries and asked them each to design a T-shirt. The brief was simple: make it personal. The result is a limited-edition capsule collection of 20 tees for 20 years, designed by those who’ve helped shape the Highsnobiety universe. From KITH and Carhartt WIP (Work In Progress) to Café de Flore and Paperboy, these brands are part of the cultural map we’ve charted since 2005. All shirts drop July 11 at 3pm CET / 9am EST on Highsnobiety.com. Want early access? Download the Highsnobiety app.

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