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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The artist fuses emotion and cosmic curiosity in “Fever,” a hypnotic alt-pop journey that turns human longing into something beautifully infinite.
Entering the artist’s installation at Basel’s Schaulager museum is a mind-altering experience. With no object to contemplate, it orchestrates an encounter between light, sound, and space.
She turns pea stalks into earpieces and zucchini into loafers. Katerina Shukshina discusses her unique art, where fashion is grown, worn, and sometimes even eaten.
La moda del futuro no se predice, se diseña. Y empieza en las manos que cambian el ritmo. Future of Fashion ha reunido en València a quienes crean con ética, tiempo y acción colectiva.
By staging personal history as something porous and co-authored between humans and machines, this exhibit invites viewers to inhabit the threshold between image and subject, observer and observed.
Si el drama es de tus géneros favoritos, te va a fascinar la programación de este año. Relatos feministas, sociales, culturales y políticos se entrelazan como hilo conductor.
From Harry Nuriev’s circulating objects to the latest collab between Louis Vuitton and Takashi Murakami. We’ve selected five enchanting highlights you just have to visit this weekend.
From Iceland to Greece, this Belgian artist’s work pushes his audience to fabricate their own worlds through the ambiguous, and sometimes absurd, images he captures.
Una presentación en el Observatori Fabra que nos transporta al espacio para recordarnos, a través del 'overview effect', que no existen fronteras y somos parte de un mismo todo.
Matt Hansen keeps moving forward with “Don’t Look Back”, a soaring anthem of love and courage that proves authenticity still cuts through the noise.
With “going nowhere”, Mel Denisse delivers a heartfelt mix of alt-rock grit and emotional clarity, proving introspection can still sound bold.
The singer embraces imperfection with “Oblivion,” an intimate, soul-baring return to her roots where folk simplicity meets luminous self-assurance.
In his latest album, “Backstage,” the Swedish singer-songwriter takes us to his private room, offering an unusual sense of intimacy. We discuss collaboration, fatherhood, and healing through music.
Del costumbrismo de Antonio Ovejero al virtuosismo de José Antonio Suárez Londoño o el trabajo obsesivo de Chingsum Jessye Luk, os dejamos con las mejores muestras que hemos visto estos días.
Rooted in decay, theatricality, and anti-commercialism, we’re seeing a strong comeback of the anti-garment in shows like Rick Owens’, Dilara Findikoglu’s, and Matières Fécales’.
From stardust blushes to meteor-inspired nails, the Maison invites you to step into the holidays and the new year with confidence, boldness, and a touch of celestial magic.
The perfect studio doesn’t exi- Do you know Lumin Studio, Brooklyn? Beautiful concrete walls and a sweet community feel. From photoshoots to celebrations, they set their intention as a community space.
We speak with the DJ and the filmmaker about Day Zero Milagres Brasil, where cinema and ritual collide on the shores of São Miguel dos Milagres.
Una conversación con el autor de “Sobre nosotros” que desvela el amor, el daño y la soledad desde la vulnerabilidad, la memoria y el deseo de sanar.