• We believe in experiencing everything first hand, because it speaks to our credibility and our ability to tell compelling narratives. We pride ourselves on being cultural participants. We want to know everything about everything. The goal is to share the best things the World has to offer with you, our audience. We live to tell stories that excite and inspire. We try to reach those with a discerning taste, and an appreciation for luxury, heritage, and quality. Most importantly, we want to reach individuals who aspire to be great.

  • Archives

    • MTTV: Palladium Streets in Focus

    In conjunction with the launch of Palladium’s new Palladium Sport label they have created a three-part series, entitled “Streets in Focus”, showcases three young photographers as they offer firsthand insight on their craft and the hidden terrain that inspires them within their home cities.

    Three rising photographers hit the streets of the world’s most iconic cities to take us on a guided tour of their inspirations and the lives they live. The three-part series, entitled Streets in Focus, will showcase each photographer as they offer firsthand insight on their craft and the hidden terrain that inspires them within their home cities: New York, London and São Paulo.

    Based on the brand’s iconic Pampa boot, the brand new Palladium Sport line combines the heritage, form, function and durability of the ultimate Palladium classic with a burst of bright color and a bold white rubber outsole. Available in both boot and oxford height, Palladium Sport gives a little dash of sporting adventurous warmth amidst the chill of spring, a reminder of adventures to come.

    This series of unique and beautifully shot videos will feature New York-based photographer and filmmaker Awol Erizku, Irish photographer and fashion label owner Joshua Gordon and Manuela Costa Lima, who is inspired by the architecture in and around São Paulo. Each highly sought-after photographer pushes the boundaries in their field on a daily basis – they are the perfect cultural heroes to lead us to parts of these globally renowned cities that the guide books normally skip over, and to show us the charm of it while we’re there.

    Further reading