Their mornings begin on foot. Coffee in hand, pace aligned, the city still quiet enough to listen. Walking is where the day takes shape. Not a pause, but a beginning. Ideas surface mid step, long before they reach a desk. Style follows the same rhythm. Coordinated, effortless, considered. On their feet, the Leggera sneakers in khaki for him and the Riley in brown for her, chosen for their ease, worn for their ability to move seamlessly between intention and everyday life. Originally from Belgium and now between New York and Europe, Laura and Nicolas have made walking their constant. A way of staying connected to each other, to the city, and to the moment.

Almost every day, Kirk and Bradley walk together. Rain or shine. Through their neighborhood, through the city. Walking is not about distance, but about slowing down. Creating space. Letting conversations unfold. It is during these walks that they talk about life, about parenting, about how to be better together. Walking becomes routine, and routine becomes grounding. A coffee stop marks the rhythm, followed by a slow wander through Charleston’s old streets. Weathered walls and worn buildings carry stories of their own. Walking offers perspective here. It sharpens attention, opens room for listening, and keeps everything quietly moving forward.

Walking has always been part of Zac’s story. A ritual passed down. A daily practice of staying sharp, staying close, staying present. With Bianca, it becomes a shared language, spoken quietly through the city. They move through New York on foot, guided by rhythm rather than route. Along the water, through familiar streets, letting repetition feel new. Walking is not escape, but continuity. On their feet, the Leggera sneakers in Off-white for him and the Riley in blue for her. Coordinated, understated, made to move. Always in motion. Always side by side.