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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Demna closes his Balenciaga chapter with "Exactitudes," a poetic final ready-to-wear collection, and a surprise Britney Spears collab blurring pop culture and high fashion.
With rights at risk and extremism rising, what is art's role? Featuring artists such as Ai Weiwei and Marina Abramović, this issue demands compassion, rage, and an urgent commitment: do not look away.
Moda, café y música en vinilo se dan la mano en uno de los espacios más vibrantes del festival barcelonés: punto de encuentro, de pausa y de estilo en plena euforia.
Re-inventing the idea of what a museum is, this new space opens up artefacts to the public from a child’s West Ham shirt to oil paintings of ancient Mesopotamia. Object encounters might blow your mind.
After months of speculation and just days after Maria Grazia Chiuri confirmed her departure, the French maison announced that Jonathan Anderson will cover the creative role across all divisions.
A24’s new “Bring Her Back” is bloody and thrilling. Its young, 17-year-old star chats the mind-bending effects of horror and putting our phones away.
Dafne Keen says it all with a look. From child prodigy in Marvel and Star Wars to action icon, she reflects on her career and the emotion of her early projects.
El japonés Kunimasa Aoki gana esta edición. Menciones especiales para el nigeriano Nifemi Marcus-Bello y el colectivo indio Studio Sumakshi Singh.
Una ruta por hoteles donde el arte late, la moda respira y el hedonismo se celebra. Ibiza como nunca la has vivido: inesperada, intensa, inolvidable.
Brazilian DJ and producer Vintage Culture teams up with Von Dutch Loves for their first-ever artist collaboration with a limited edition capsule collection.
The sports giant and the French designer drop a new Mostro Mule silhouette, a shoe that perfectly blends inspiration from classic track spikes and the fluid aesthetics of surf footwear.
Boy George, Dorothy's legacy, lesbian coming-out stories, and drag queens battling zombies. Discover the unmissable queer film selection at this essential NYC film festival.
House of EL returns with "Say It Ain’t So," a compelling, genre-defying exploration of truth, deception, and the fragile nature of trust in our world.
From leather and eyeliner to an open heart: the Roman artist goes solo and releases his debut album — a raw diary of fears, heartbreak and identity.
The fully queer-owned and independent festival returns to the NDSM Wharf in Amsterdam on June 28 and 29 with a lineup as diverse as its community.
In this film essay, the director doesn’t illustrate, he denounces. He doesn’t revere, he interprets. An audiovisual piece that shows us that a once imagined dystopia might be closer than we thought.
In her directorial debut, presented in Cannes, Scarlett Johansson avoids any temptation for visual spectacle and delivers an intimate, restrained, and moving film.
The author and NYC native explores the deep-seeded intricacies of the city’s LGBTQ+ nightlife in his new book, “Queer Happened Here: 100 Years of NYC’s Landmark LGBTQ+ Places.”
The artist presents “Were you dreaming?” at London’s Cristea Roberts Gallery, a world frozen in time that defies escapism, love, grief, and the ‘what ifs’ of art.
Amalia Ulman blurs reality and fiction to challenge art, identity and class, exposing the fragility of authenticity in a world of simulacra.