
For Toor, the queer underground offered a new kind of freedom. His paintings, now on view at London’s Courtauld Gallery, capture the nights, friendships, desire, and uncertainty that came with it.

La nueva plataforma para impulsar la moda barcelonesa más allá de la pasarela celebrará su primera edición el 21 y 22 de octubre con charlas, música en directo y más.

The melting carpets at Acne Studios open onto a practice where fashion, mysticism and quantum physics unravel what it means to pay attention.

In her new album, the artist turns bad habits, doomed romances, and twenty-something chaos into irresistible pop, finding humour in the mess of trying to get your life together.

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Nicolas Ghesquière imagines a future where clothes are conceived almost like anatomy, creating a collection designed for life in motion.

From Ralph Lauren’s summer wedding to Luar’s Tudor nightlife, ten collections revisit familiar wardrobes with exposed lingerie, sculptural skirts and oversized shoulders.

With her work on view at the V&A, the Australian artist discusses how ancestral histories, printmaking and the natural world shape her practice.

Attraction doesn’t always mean love. With his latest nine-track project, “Lost Me,” Karim Panzetta explores relationships, self-worth and finding his own sound.

What do METAL, Jan Taminiau and Yayoi Kusama have in common? A hotel linking anniversary celebrations, couture and contemporary art in Amsterdam.

Across SWANA, the photographer spent a decade redefining beauty, finding belonging and making peace with a name he once wanted to leave behind.

Love, excess and everything in between shape “Over the Edge”, the new EP recorded in Los Angeles.

La vainilla guía el nuevo perfume, una composición de notas verdes y fondo ambarino que conecta lo que vivimos hoy con los recuerdos que guardaremos mañana.

From the library to the wardrobe, Alessandro Michele builds a maximalist catalogue of imagined identities, inspired by Umberto Eco’s unread books.

The artist finds freedom in contradiction, moving between Colombian roots, fragmented memories and the physical intensity of dance music in his new album, “Killing Mariposas”.

Racismo, vivienda, ultraderecha, guerras, migración. Esta nueva edición pone el foco en aquello que ya está pasando y que no podemos seguir dejando para el futuro.

The socialite takes over Paris during fashion week to celebrate her ongoing creative partnership with the Kaiser’s brand. This time, the brand’s flagship becomes a flashy yet intimate experience.

En “Cautín”, su primera exposición individual en Europa, la artista chilena aborda la memoria mapuche y la defensa del agua a través de cerámicas, bordados y videoperformance.

Prada’s skirts, Diesel’s farewell to Glenn Martens and Marni’s youthful colour clashes reveal a city whose strength lies in contrasting voices

Razor-sharp cuts, tactile textures and playful accessories balance precision and fun, as Sarah Burton and Marco De Vincenzo shape a contemporary take on classicism.

Veinticinco exposiciones y cuarenta fotógrafos llevan la fotografía contemporánea a jardines, casas y al fondo de la bahía en la décima edición del festival.

Edwardian corsetry, delicate underwear and structured suits trace the many selves of Gabrielle Chanel in Matthieu Blazy’s latest collection.

Abraham Ortuño turns the familiar upside down, transforming shoes, wigs, dresses and botanical forms into a playful ode to childhood imagination and individuality.

In the Maison’s latest campaign, carefully staged spontaneity blurs the line between reality and fiction as actors carry their screen identities into the museum.

Where vintage meets sportswear, elegance meets comfort and imperfection becomes the new chic. A playful take on femininity, built from everyday pieces and instinct.

At the New Museum, “Arrivederci, Piggies!” brings tension to a shared cinematic space, with meticulously constructed strange worlds where humor, repetition and unease exist side by side.









