Sam Schube is a Sports Director at The Wall Street Journal. With a background that includes serving as the Sports Director at GQ, he covers a diverse range of topics including sports, culture, and the fashion industry, often exploring the intersections of beauty, apparel, and society. Sam's work has been featured in notable publications such as GQ India, British GQ, and The Wall Street Journal.
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Sam Schube's coverage primarily centers around sports, with a significant emphasis on sneaker culture and fashion. His articles frequently feature profiles of athletes and figures in the sports industry.
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Sam Schube Tennis is booming: Last year's U.S. Open was the best-attended in tournament history, according to its organizers, and the U.S.
A collaboration between the Swiss watch brands generated surprising hypeâand fierce debate.
Sam Schube Earlier this week, when the Swiss watch brands Swatch and Audemars Piguet announced a collaboration, many fans were hoping that they would get an affordable version of a legendary style.
By: Benjamin Katz, Sam Schube, Margot Patrick
Unruly crowds clamored for a watch designed with luxury brand Audemars Piguet. Product launch controversy is becoming something of a Swatch playbook.
Benjamin Katz, Margot Patrick, Sam Schube Swatch's latest chaotic product launchâreplete with riot police and tear gasâshows that for
By: Sam Schube
For a generation of shoppers, Everlaneâs âradical transparencyâ heralded an era of mindful consumerism. Then the vibes shifted and reality set in.
By: Lane Florsheim, Sam Schube
For almost as long as Old Glory has flown over the nation, its stars and stripes have influenced American style
For almost as long as Old Glory has flown over the nation, its stars and stripes have influenced American style
