As New York Fashion Week made it’s return to a semblance of normalcy, Dr. Martens made their return to the runway. We sent photographer Joey Angerone to document the ways

“The Rudis and the Skins are my history – my culture.” In her first article for DM’s, artist/writer/poet/second gen Rudi Rene Matić  (she/they) celebrates a subculture that took in her father and continues to define her.

Dr. Martens have been the hallmark of creativity and individuality for six decades. Which is why they’re the perfect canvas for fashion designers putting together show-stopping looks. This year’s London

Our Wicker Park store in Chicago got a fresh new look, including a mural that celebrates the people and vibrant culture of the city. We sat down to talk with

For decades, our LGBTQIA+ wearers have been lacing up their Dr. Martens and marching in them. Shaping them into a symbol of rebellion. Resilience. And self-expression. This year, Dr. Martens is

India Jordan pushes boundaries. Both in music and life. London-based but hailing from the North of England, their forward-thinking musical process building tracks off loops sets them apart from the

When X-girl exploded onto the scene in 1994 with a guerrilla catwalk, it was a subversive eye roll to the cultural mainstream. X-girl pushed back against the mainstream stereotypes that

LYLO are a five-piece band from Glasgow. Their second album, Post Era, was released in 2018 to great acclaim, blending shimmering indie with jaunty jazz elements to an 80s-inspired backdrop. Ahead of working on their next album via

Our Haight Street store in SF just got a fresh mural, celebrating the area and DMs shared history of rebellion, subculture, and self-expression. We sat down to talk with the

Since 1946, the Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) has been a leading voice for minority and queer creatives and home to progressive culture in London. Just like DM’s, they have

After more than 60 years of Dr. Martens and almost 30 years of Rick Owens, we’re finally uniting. Renowned for eccentric, architectural garments, Rick Owens’ sharp ascent to fame in

New York Fashion Week looked different this spring—but what hasn’t had to adapt this year? Instead of packed runways, we saw designers face the challenge of restrictions on in-person shows