#offwhitemaybach #offwhite #maybachproject Off-White fans now have another project to cheer about as Mercedes-Maybach unveiled its final chapter of Project Maybach, its partnership with the late artist, architect, and fashion designer, Virgil Abloh. The project which includes the limited edition bespoke S-class electric show car with a capsule collection was finalized right before Abloh's passing in November of 2021. Maybach lovers can appreciate the unique exterior two-toned colorway. The upper in a glossy obsidian black and the lower part of the vehicle is in a "sand hue" tone. The capsule also captures the colorway of the vehicle, emulating the same "sand hue" tone for most of its pieces. It is exclusively available in a limited run of 150 units. The concept image of the Mercedes-Maybach features an off-road aesthetic, with large tires and a sports utility rack on the roof. Photos Courtesy of Mercedes-Benz Group Media. The capsule collection, launching April 5, 2022, includes Off-White's oversized styling of vintage washed cotton tee-shirts, half-brushed cotton fleece crewnecks and hoodies, canvas caps, and canvas, neoprene, and suede, driving gloves. Check out more details here . Photos Courtesy of Mercedes-Benz Group Media. This project was Abloh's third collaboration with Mercedes-Benz, and second with Mercedes-Maybach. What do you think about this collaboration? Is it a great homage to the "Godfather of Streetwear"? Let us know what you think!

#koreandrama #twentyfivetwentyone #kdramareview Kim Tae-ri and Nam Joo-Hyuk take us on a rollercoaster of emotions in this coming-of-age story of two friends who fall in love from the 1990s to the early 2000s. A story about dreams, friendships, and hardships that occur in life and brings back the "feels" of our adolescence, Twenty-Five Twenty-One concludes its 16-episode season at the number 4 spot on Netflix's trending in South Korea. 4/5 Stars *This article contains spoilers. Quirky, romantic, fun, nostalgic, and definitely emotional, Twenty-Five Twenty-One stars Kim Tae-ri (The Handmaiden 2016, Mr. Sunshine 2018) as Na Hee-Do, a national fencer for the South Korea team, and her childhood crush on Back Yi-Jin (Nam Joo-Hyuk), a conglomerate's son that has been put into tough times because of his father's failed business. Kim Tae-ri as Na Hee-do. Although there are moments of feel-good, childhood moments that only those of us who grew up in the 90s and early 2000s will understand, the themes of family, friendship, and loyalty are tested. Because of their busy schedules, Na Hee-Do always practicing with the National Team, and Back Yi-Jin trying to figure his way through life as a rookie news reporter, the protagonists are tested by their loyalty and trust in each other. With the added rivalry of childhood fencer Ko Yu-rim (Bona), Hee-Do has to juggle her life in the public eye with her looked-down-upon relationship with a news reporter. Nam Joo-hyuk as Back Yi-Jin. Twenty-Five Twenty-One touches on subjects like the IMF crisis and September 11th which many viewers claimed the series should have taken a better angle by portraying sympathy for those involved in these tragic events. Since the series travels back and forth between the present and past, we already know what happens in the end. We're taken into a fun dive into Hee-do's childhood through her diary entries, which she kept meticulously, and are unveiled through the eyes of her daughter Kim Min-Chae (Choi Myung-bin). Ko Yu-rim (Bona) and Na Hee-do embrace during a fencing match. This series definitely pulled on a variety of heartstrings and provided a much-needed nostalgic feeling to those of us who are in our 30s and 40s. Of course, there was the car accident turning point that every Korean drama needs to include, but overall a very heartwarming series that brought closure in the end. Let us know what other series you have seen that reminded you of your childhood! Which other series should we cover?