On one side, there’s Dolly Noire’s graphic and urban aesthetic — a visual style that’s evolved over the years through exploring extreme landscapes, from desert atmospheres to raw, textured materials.

On the other, the adventurous, competitive spirit of Lucky Explorer — the direct heir of the legendary Paris–Dakar.

Dolly Noire and Lucky Explorer meet somewhere between dust and asphalt, blending two different yet perfectly complementary visions.

The references are clear: endless stages, sand everywhere, maps folded up in your sleeve.

The spirit of adventure takes shape through an aesthetic made of sandy textures, earthy tones, photographic details, and vintage postcard vibes.

The pieces mix the worn-in feel of travel with a contemporary graphic language, creating a visual story that bridges past and present.

It’s not a nostalgic reconstruction, but an urban reinterpretation — where sand meets asphalt.

A collection for those who move between two worlds: adventure and the city.