GYPSY SPORT

A new report found that fall 2019 was the most diverse season of shows ever, but the industry still has work to do.

i-D crash lands into the Big Apple for fall/winter 19, to celebrate the design teams that injected life back into NYFW.

The designer took his DIY inspired spring/summer 18 collection to a lowrider meet.

Rio Uribe inducted some newer faces into the GS fam this season. Trans activist Munroe Bergdorf made her NYFW debut (in pink ombré hair) alongside pop prodigy Shamir and 'drag kid' Desmond.

NYC skate crew Brujas has hooked up with Gypsy Sport for its annual binary-smashing #ANTIPROM — and an equally untraditional photo album.

As the NYC brand's new spring collection drops, we discuss the benefits of creative collaboration with Gypsy Sport founder Rio Uribe.

As Fashion Month bids farewell to the Big Apple, here are the show tunes lingering in our ears.

Rio Uribe's pan-gender tribe of activists stomped to a bucket drum beat down a runway lined with glowing tents. Some were Gypsy Sport O.G.s, others he met while rallying for the rights of women and immigrants.

From Vaseline manicures to self tanner, face tattoos to ear makeup, we take a look at the most avant-garde looks from the spring/summer 17 collections.

For his energetic Sunday afternoon show, Rio Uribe debuted an exquisitely eclectic collection to a front row squad that included Tinashe, Dej Loaf, and Whoopi Goldberg.

The energetic NYC brand’s genderless vision of global youth includes Roaring Twenties NBA players and soccer-playing saloon boys.

Rio Uribe of Gypsy Sport imagines how his hyper-creative tribe of pan-ethnic, genderqueer kids might look in the City of Light.