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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Jonathan Anderson continues his exploration of what the "new aristocracy" can be and look like, with a merge of references that range from the master Poiret to the raw character of Mk.gee.
The fashion machine is back on track. First stop: Milan, where experimentation meets craft, and designers present collections that feel like a shift towards a new era.
Vuelve el Festival Internacional de Cine y Moda de Barcelona con su décima edición. Un viaje a las profundidades de un mundo donde la identidad y los cuerpos se elevan para construir relatos.
Del abismo de Chatroulette al escenario: Lluís Garau transforma la intimidad digital y la autoexplotación en una performance visceral que desafía la moral de la burguesía teatral y el tabú.
Marking the final Park City edition, this year’s lineup blends legacy with bold new voices. Here are ten unmissable premieres, from Gregg Araki’s return to Charli xcx’s mockumentary.
The producer breaks down the creation of “Total Freedom,” a record that fuses hard-hitting synths with country touches. She discusses her DIY production process, visual identity, and the evolution of her sound since “Rodeo Star.”
Merging 19th-century heritage with high jewelry, Tiffany & Co. presents the Tiffany Timer and Eternity Baguette collections at LVMH Watch Week, emphasizing craftsmanship and legacy.
The rapper’s fourth studio album, a project nearly eight years in the making, delivers good flow, atmosphere, and presence. However, it isn’t as excellent as expected after the long wait.
Olivia Rodrigo, Sateen Besson, Suzanne Lindon, and other artists front the Italian House’s new campaign, which focuses on optimism, lightness, and beauty.
After Milan, it’s Paris Men Fashion Week. Equally exciting and exhausting, we’re following the shows very closely, but Jonathan Anderson’s, even more. You can tune here at 2.45pm Paris time.
You’ve probably seen the genre-defying work of the photographer. What you probably haven’t seen is all of the 126 images that make up the book. Now, Gagosian in London is putting them all together.
Tras recibir dos nominaciones a los Premios Goya por su ópera prima, “Estrany riu”, hablamos con el director de la poética de las imágenes, los silencios, el deseo y las miradas.
Soft textures conceal urgent realities. Fernando Laposse’s design practice is a slow dialogue with Mexican land, using sisal and avocado to amplify indigenous resilience and agricultural struggle.
Miuccia and Raf’s new collection proves refinement still wins. Elongated silhouettes, controlled layering, and a precise approach to modern menswear.
The Design Museum takes us behind the scenes with a treasure trove of artefacts and props from Wes Anderson’s expansive film career never seen before in the UK.
Jonathan Anderson trades the runway for proximity. Clothes, objects and collaborators share the frame, revealing a collection built on process, craft and continuity.
¡Vroom, vroom! Calienta, que sales. La pintora valenciana presenta “Los conductores”, una exposición en Madrid que habla de la nostalgia a través de los automóviles.
In his new group exhibition “If it’s not magic, it’s not real” Hugo Winder-Lind walks through his notions of magic, his process and what art means to him.
Pierpaolo Piccioli presents a collection that ranges from the silhouettes reminiscent of the founders' masterful work to the codes that have worked for the brand in the last decade.
Native Instruments welcomes the artist to experiment with their new synthesizer, innovating a new aural experience for us all alongside mystifying visuals.