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.
Dismantled heels, chance and overlooked underground artists shape a practice that looks at what remains alive before it is fixed, archived or defined.
Berlin Fashion Week is already looking towards its next edition with two open calls supporting designers and new ways of experiencing fashion across the city.
Entre el terror queer, la ciencia ficción y las comedias incómodas, trece películas dibujan el último tramo de 2026 y ofrecen motivos para volver a las salas.
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Already adopted by it-girls like Addison Rae, Agro is the spunky London fashion studio led by Oxby and Cockram. Their tactile, textural, rigorous design is a shining star.
Falling in love rarely feels logical. On “Good Scar,” the artist captures that moment when instinct takes over and you choose someone even knowing it might hurt.
La autora abraza la oscuridad, el pulso del techno y el deseo más crudo en su quinto poemario. Un viaje lírico que transforma el dolor y la intimidad de los cuerpos en luz de madrugada.
Un jinete, un caballo y un paisaje bordado: Hermès invita a aventurarse hacia lo inexplorado con una nueva instalación en su boutique de Madrid, firmada por Cristina Barrientos y Denís Galocha.
Nicolas Ghesquière gives space for nature to do its job as designer and architect in the French maison's new collection. An exploration of finding a home within our home.
The contemporary artist discusses the GTN Mule, his collaboration with Demon Footwear. Designed as a living archive, this everyday object needs the wearer's body to truly complete it.
In “Wish You Were Here,” his solo show at Antwerp’s Tick Tack art space, the artist explores intentional polarities and explores death, sound, and 1920s cinema.
ADE turns thirty in 2026 and invites electronic music pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre to mark the milestone with a special opening concert and keynote conversation.
The Swiss singer-songwriter unveils her new single and music video “Alice,” a dark alt pop track that will represent Switzerland at this year’s Eurovision festival.
From caterpillar to butterfly, Matthieu Blazy’s new collection for the Maison arrives as an ode to Chanel’s emblematic silhouettes reinterpreted through a contemporary language.
A los primeros artistas confirmados, Alva Noto y Ryoichi Kurokawa, entre otros, se suman ahora nombres como Jlin, Komatssu vs Tensal, NAH y musgo2.
With “Power Up,” the artist opens a new chapter, sharing the first preview of a debut album shaped by years on the road and personal challenges.
The Brooklyn-based Chilean artist confronts the lies of authoritarian regimes with playful colours and sculptures that ultimately convey a menacing history at NYC’s Templon gallery.
Not quite day, not quite night. The French Maison explores twilight with sleek silhouettes, rich leather, and that quiet confidence they do best.
Barcelona acoge once días con una programación completa: películas, cortos, actividades y masterclasses con cineastas. Te contamos todo lo que no te puedes perder.
Winner of the Zalando Visionary Award and semifinalist of the LVMH Prize, Galib Gassanoff is building a new type of institution: slow, human, and rooted in craft.
Organizar el legado de Leopoldo Pomés no es tarea fácil. Su hija relata el viaje emocional de ordenar su archivo y el nacimiento de una revista que conecta su poética con el presente.
Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez deliver a colourful, playful, craft-driven collection that proves Loewe doesn’t need saving, just space to keep playing
For the upcoming season, Jonathan Anderson transforms the Maison into a romantic Parisian promenade, blending ruffled silhouettes, water-lily motifs, and new accessories.