Del cringe a la serigrafía y de la joyería digital al folclore salmantino: una edición en la que internet y el arte comparten espacio.
Using Lance Oppenheim’s “Primetime” as a starting point, Sofía Crespo traces how true crime evolved from TV stings to bingeable series — and asks who pays for the spectacle.
The singer makes contradiction look effortless, moving between electronic euphoria, intimacy, loneliness and celebrity without ever settling into one identity.
The co-founder and one of the creative minds behind Toiletpaper discusses AI, humour, surrealism and why the most compelling images resist easy interpretation.
Wet Leg’s Rhian Teasdale fronts a capsule of close-fitting pieces and slogans about choosing your own direction, with the last items on view at Berlin’s KaDeWe.
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The Korean eyewear brand goes hard again and unveils its first-ever jewellery collection that redefines frames, with a campaign starring actress Sena Nakajima.
Ambas marcas se unen para crear un nuevo híbrido náutico que fusiona la herencia de Sebago con el streetstyle de Sivasdescalzo. Haz clic para ver conocer los detalles.
As the festival lights up the indie film world, we’ve selected our favourite movies — from the latest Ira Sachs work and a documentary about Jeff Buckley to Olivia Colman’s newest film.
The platform, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary, has just announced the six new mentors and an open call for applications for their next edition.
¿Cómo abordar el tema de los desaparecidos en México? El autor ha tardado unos diez años en resolver este dilema, pero al fin lo ha conseguido en “Los vivos”, su nueva novela.
Celebrating its fifth year with their S/S 2025 collection, the designers explore money and glamour, showcasing fluidity, versatility, and sustainability. Here we unveil the philosophies that set them apart.
Eggers brings back to life the infamous vampire Nosferatu in his latest film. In this article, we explore the undying allure of the blood-sucking creature in cinema and beyond.
Immerse yourself in the poetic, evocative images of sunsets, people, and magical places like Marrakech and Thailand in the latest book of the Franco-Haitian photographer.
The German painter is highly skilled at freezing moments in time and allowing our imagination to imagine the rest. What happened before? What’s coming next? Discover her work in NYC’s Gaa Gallery.
Foto Colectania presenta hasta el 25 de mayo la primera etapa del fotógrafo silencioso. 140 historias, algunas inéditas, que van desde los Sanfermines hasta el boxeo.
London’s trash-pop provocateur Babymorocco unleashes “Amour”, a chaotic odyssey of BPM madness, self-discovery, and shiny glamour.
Autumn/Winter 2025 done right for menswear, full of joy, rebellion and warm cider. The designer brought fun to his off-schedule show about celebrating the United Kingdom’s countryside.
UFW is back, showcasing the talents of brands such as Tg Botanical or Kseniaschnaider and highlighting initiatives that combine fashion, inclusion, and hope.
The deep connection between the Spanish house and the Asian country makes the perfect excuse to celebrate Loewe's history and heritage in Japan's capital.
MM6 Maison Margiela dazzled at Pitti Uomo 107 with a melancholic yet rebellious menswear collection inspired by Miles Davis and made for the spotlight.
The Italian photographer turns his lens to horses, those majestic animals he grew up seeing roaming free in nature. But there’s more to them — a sense of mysticism, of history, and mythology.
Starring Yara Shahidi and George MacKay and directed by Xavier Dolan, the new campaign "Where Light Finds Us" explores the subtle magic of light and shadows.
Chanel unveils its new campaign starring Gracie Abrams. Photographed by Craig McDean and with Sofia Coppola's artistic direction, this is Chanel's universe.
Remembering who is the creative director of what has become an impossible task. To clear your mind, here you have the recent movements and hottest rumours.