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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More than an exhibition, it's a complete experience. Rick Owens takes over the Palais Galliera with a choreography of fashion, art, and protest. On view until January 2026.
In a world in turmoil, the photographer’s series “The Day May Break” is a cry for help. Cinematic, heart-wrenching and artistic, his images shine a light on today’s most pressing issues.
The young actor steps into the spotlight with “Manhood,” a gritty, honest TV show that breaks down stereotypes and redefines what it means to grow up today.
Stockholm-via-London duo Lover’s Skit fuses salsa rhythms and punk energy in their new single. A defiant, high-energy track built for both the dancefloor and the mosh pit.
Ibiza’s Chinois returns with a powerful lineup of new residencies and special events, delivering dancefloor-driven nights in a unique, intimate setting.
Pop Mart inaugura su primera tienda fija en Barcelona: una experiencia inmersiva donde el coleccionismo se convierte en lenguaje emocional.
Identity, nature, and science come together in this exhibition on display at Foam Amsterdam until September 10 by the up-and-coming Vietnamese photographer.
Streetwear meets avant-garde design in the Danish brand’s “Another Day,” which transforms suburban rituals and nostalgia into a bold, narrative-driven collection.
This year’s edition (Aug. 27 to Sept. 6) will be insane: Yorgos Lanthimos, Guillermo del Toro, Park Chan-wook, Jim Jarmush and Lucrecia Martel will get together to celebrate the best of cinema.
Would you let your listeners into the creative process or a song? Or let AI name some of your songs? That’s what this producer has done in “Grace in Motion,” his newest EP.
Santiago's street photography, including a shot of Hunter Schafer, documents what it means to be both a woman and a girl. On self-portraits, "everyone should take more pictures of themselves".
Designed by Peter Marino and including a garden, a gallery, and a spa, the massive four-story boutique reflects the Maison’s values and strengthens its relationship with the city that never sleeps.
The Musée des Arts Décoratifs presents its first major monograph dedicated to Paul Poiret, a key figure in early 20th-century Parisian haute couture. Until 11 January 2026.
The artist and photographer showcases his latest work, "Selah," at London’s 180 Studios, his most ambitious exhibition to date, on view until the 31st of August.
This year’s edition proposes a new way of being with art: not as spectators, but as participants inside a constantly shifting ecosystem of signals, bodies, memory, and pressure.
BCEFW returns this September with a renewed focus on emerging Hungarian designers, bringing university graduate collections into the official lineup.
We speak with Lessja Verlingieri about her haunting Paris debut and how identity, memory, and resilience are stitched into every piece she creates.
Ana Rujas embraces chaos and vulnerability with fierce honesty. A fearless artist redefining truth through film, theatre and writing. From our print issue METAL 52.
Hailed as one of the most influential British artists working today, the vanguard digital artist and poet launches a major fifteen-year retrospective of his prolific career.