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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A rare glimpse into the sealed world of fashion craftsmanship. From the 17th century to today, explore the intricate art of weaving, embroidery, and floral motifs at the Palais Galliera.
La luz se convierte en materia y emoción en esta muestra inmersiva. Radiante Light Art Studio transforma el espacio con arte, tecnología y obras premiadas que desafían la percepción.
From the organic worlds of “Avatar” to the gothic romanticism of “Frankenstein”, passing through the emotional palettes of “Hamnet” and the realism of “Sinners”, we explore this year’s nominees.
Tras el éxito de “Suc de síndria”, la directora catalana presenta “Plàncton”. Hablamos con ella de los muros de la masculinidad, las relaciones y la valentía de exponerse sin miedo.
The 11th edition arrives in Grimbergen with a lineup featuring 999999999, &ME, and DVS1. A boutique experience where electronic music, nature, and historic architecture meet this September.
An express trip to London led us to LDN Layers, where Under Armour introduced its Women’s Crop Mock Baselayer through music and women-led communities.
From Berlin’s industrial heart to shifting geographies of fashion and sound, the event unfolds as a one-day constellation of runway, conversation, and listening.
Alessandro Michele makes us sit still in front of a tiny square, but not like the ones we are used to holding in our hands, ones where we have no other choice but to look at what is in front of us.
This two-day festival brings together hacktivism, practical technology, and artists like Apparat or Kode9 to explore and reimagine society for the digital age.
El Moco de Barcelona recibe la nueva muestra del artista, una instalación de esculturas que desafían la mirada, te observan y te invitan a pensar, generando un diálogo inesperado.
From the blank stares to devious looks, this Japanese-English artist perfectly encapsulates the range of thoughts (or lack thereof) that go through our pets’ minds. Her cheeky chihuahuas act out human lives.
Samantha Hudson y Mainline Magic Orchestra lideran el cartel en Paral·lel 62. Cinco años de trayectoria impulsando la escena independiente desde la autogestión hasta los grandes escenarios.
Merging gallery aesthetics with community spirit, this Parisian flagship hosts cultural programming and connects the local artistic scene through a design by Andrea Caputo.
From the stillness of the Canary Islands to global stages, a deep dive into the cinematic journey of a debut album and the genesis of the psy-techno movement.
Returning to Asiat Park, the Belgian event prioritizes musical evolution and cultural resonance, blending renowned acts with underground discoveries for a distinct club culture experience.
Jonathan Anderson rewrites the rules at the Rodin Museum in Paris, which hosts an exhibition of the designer’s latest Haute Couture collection for the Maison.
A deep dive into France, Japan, and Portugal as living textile environments. This edition frames territories as sources of knowledge where savoir-faire meets innovation and sustainability.
Highlighting the interactions between humans and natural landscapes, this photographer uses his camera to comment on larger social and spiritual dynamics in Chinese society.