Martinez had headed up the LVMH-owned brand for the past 19 years. 🔐
Luka Sabbat has teamed with Champion on a collaboration celebrating 100 years. The artwork for the collab stemmed from the multihyphenate “Grown-ish” actor, influencer and artist's obsession with scans of brain activity. "This doctor puts plasma in your blood, you do a bunch of exercises and it tracks your brain activity.
It lets you know if you have an overactive brain, a sleepy brain and which parts of your brain you’re using most, Sabbat said. “I have an overactive brain,” he added. “I always have to do a million things.” As part of its 100-year anniversary campaign, the clothing brand tapped Sabbat to not only create a piece of art that’ll appear on the Champion reverse weave hoodie, he also worked with the nonprofit organization Art Start, with whom Champion has partnered.
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