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Peter Huynh is a triple threat: skateboarder, fashion designer, and film director. The Elmhurst, Queens, native was given his first skateboard at thirteen—a hand-me-down from an older kid in his neighborhood, one of the few who took up skating instead of drug dealing.

EYTYS

There’s a new kind of kick in town, and it’s hitting the pavement hard. Meet Mother, the sole product of Swedish brand EYTYS, a unisex shoe company offering a fresh take on the classic canvas sneaker. Founders Jonathan Hirschfeld and Max Schiller put their concept into action last year after a trip to Tokyo, which is, according to the duo, “perhaps the most insane and inspiring city in the world.” Schiller, Hirschfeld, and another longtime friend, Charlie Hedin, officially founded EYTYS—named because the founders were born in the Eighties and are members of Generation Y—in September 2012 in Stockholm.

NATHALIE MOELLHAUSEN

Just hearing the details of Nathalie Moellhausen’s jet-setting month, you’d think she was living a glamorous red-carpet life: Brazil, Cuba, a week in Europe, Nanjing, Sydney, and now Paris to “decompress.” The reality is that Moellhausen is dead tired from traveling from one exotic gym to another, training for a series of megawatt competitions that will dictate whether she finally makes it into the Olympics.

THE LAST SPACE

During Art Basel Miami Beach, The Last Magazine curated a one-day exhibition called The Last Space at the Webster Miami. Half our masthead (Aimee, Alastair, Magnus, and Tenzin) was there working hard to make the magazine come to life—carrying, building, hanging, and dressing with great help from our local friend Lauren Gil and our Intern Samantha Tobias.