Non Kuramoto

Get ready to be obsessed with PLAY! POP! GO! A unique universe that Amber Park is creating that’s all about dreaming and connecting with your creativity in a gamified way. Amber is doing really exciting work in music, fashion, and shaping pop culture. She makes amazing stuff by mixing her heritage and what she picks up from the unique ways she’s tapped into the now. As a fellow queer Asian person, I’m super proud to be collaborating with her.

I love the fact that Candy Ken is so confident. I’ve known him for a long time, and he has always known who he is and gave no fucks about what other people thought of him. He’s really his own art piece. He’s always pushing gender norms, showing us that we don’t have to fit into any boxes - it’s amazing. Also, his TikTok is funny!

Hunter went from being a student in Ohio to a creative force in fashion and music. He’s gonna get mad at me for this - but I secretly think he’s lying about his age. His extensive knowledge of music and fashion just feels unrealistic for someone in his twenties—a true old soul with a young attitude. Hunter’s ability to combine what he knows with what he observes with his finger on the pulse, to create his own spin on it all is genius.

"Marieme is a true artist. A warrior. A goddess. A deeply spiritual person who uses her voice, not just musically, but to move us with powerful messaging. I always get such positive energy from her. She’s gonna lead us to a good place. " – Nicola Formichetti about MARIEME

"Kandai is a Japanese surfer based in California. He really is just a cool guy that surfs everyday who also loves to shoot film on 8mm cameras. But he also has an intense passion and energy that makes him an unforgettable personality and a great model and actor. I wouldn’t be surprised at all if he’s a household name in a few years." – Nicola Formichetti about Kandai

"MIMI DOE is an artist and lead singer of the LA punk band NIIS. She is one of a kind badass and I admire her authenticity. If you have a chance to see her perform, you will experience the past, present and the future of the punk movement." – Nicola Formichetti about MIMI DOE