Who is SLAMXHYPE
SLAMXHYPE.COM
Slamxhype launched in 2003 with a mission statement around filtering the best news around the web and within media into one place, bringing street culture to one place, a creditable and reliable source for anyone around the world. Slamxhype has a strong focus on not just fashion but its surrounding culture; film, design, music and especially art. Our team of Editors carefully curate a daily selection of the best news available, ensuring that slamxhype is the one and only place you need to visit to keep up to date. Read in over 130 countries everyday, updated 24/7. Slamxhype leans on its genuine relationships with designers, brands, artists and cultural influencers to make sure the news is not only fast but more reliable than any other site today.
The New Order
The New Order is a quarterly fashion and art magazine. A worldwide perspective on the culture we breathe and live, made all over the world and exported to boutiques, magazine stores, galleries, and news agents around the globe. The New Order is made for influencers by some of the most influential people in fashion, art and culture today. A genuine inside look at the workings and the people behind the scenes, always one step ahead of all other media. Fashion Editorial from all around the world showcasing the next collections and looks. Interviews with some of the world’s most prominent artists, designers, musicians and more, bring together the only magazine in the world today read cover to cover.
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Founders
Stylist Adam Bryce founded slamxhype in 2003 as a blog bringing together his perspective on streetwear, fashion, and art. Over the past 6 years as the readership and editorial direction has grown, the site now has a more art heavy focus and its fashion perspective has grown and matured. Adam is still heavily involved in the daily running of the site acting as Editor in Chief and Creative Director alongside a team of editors based all around the world. Adam grew up obsessed with Fashion and its sub cultures, whether it be skateboarding, sports, hip hop, punk, the impact sneaker culture played on both of them at a young age, growing up in an age when Streetwear reigned Supreme, but always looking towards high fashion and art for inspiration.
“I can remember reading Vogue from the age of 6, well before I read any books, when I was a teenager I would stack piles on piles of Thrasher, The Face, Vogue, it was an obsession. I started collecting Margiela before I could spell his name, I had sneakers to the roof, trading lunch and text books for Jordans and Shell toes. Nothing’s really changed, only now I share my obsession with the world” - Adam Bryce
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Adam Bryce - Creative Director & Editor in Chief
James Oliver – Managing Editor
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