It wasn’t too long ago that people were pretending to be NPCs. Now, the latest trend is the PS2 Filter, a viral filter that allows users to transform themselves into a PS2 video game character using an AI-generated app called Replicate, in case you’ve ever felt the urge to look like a side character in Tony Hawk’s Underground circa 2003. The trend started in a Midjourney Reddit channel back in November last year, but was popularised early this month on TikTok and Instagram, with user @hurtabdu1 sharing a viral clip of himself that amassed over one million plays in 48 hours. The filter has unsurprisingly been making the rounds across socials, including various PS2 recreations of famous album covers. Click the link in our bio to find out how to use the PS2 filter yourself 🔗 #ps2filter #ai #aiart #albumart #filter #playstation #90sgraphics #ps2 #replicate #artificialintelligence #selfietrend

We caught up with Brooklyn-based jewellery designer Martine Ali at the @Converse New Edge London interactive exhibition to chat about her latest Chuck 70 XXHi collaboration — including the design process behind the new silhouette, her all-time fashion “icks” and her personal style inspirations ✨ Tap the link in bio to read about the new collection, available now 🔗

Whether it’s #cottagecore or #balletcore, join Belinda Ingrid as she styles the latest @Levi’s SS24 collection three ways 🎀 — Tap the link in bio to explore the collection now 🔗

In downtown Allman Town, a small community in Kingston, Jamaica, behind some government office buildings, you’ll find Terry’s Nail Shop. A wide range of customers, from all backgrounds, go to get their nails done at the shop, which operates out of Terry’s childhood home. “But even people who aren’t getting their nails done will go there to catch up on what’s going on in the community, get advice from Terry,” says photographer Constanze Han. “People will leave stuff there with her for other people to pick up. Some people have even had their kids wait there. Food and vegetable vendors know to stop there too. She has hired women from her community and trained them.” In the years Han has spent working in Kingston, Terry’s became one of her favourite spots. “If you think of the role a barbershop serves for some communities, that’s what Terry’s is. It’s a warm, safe space.” But it’s not just Kingston – everywhere she goes, from Mexico City to Naples to London, Han has a network of nail artists that she looks forward to seeing, often spending whole days with them hanging out and catching up. Read more through the link in our bio 🔗 #ConstanzeHan #nailsalons #nailart #nailtok #beauty #nailshops #nails #beautytok #naildesigns

To celebrate @Levi’s latest Spring Summer collection, fashion influencer Belinda Ingrid reinvents the brands classic silohettes through her own personal style. Tap the link in bio to shop the collection now 🔗