Interview
The LA-based duo turn analogue synths, theatrical pop and the power of camp into one of the best albums of the year.
From a childhood “Aladdin” T-shirt to wedding dresses torn apart and detergent bottles melted into charms, Simone Botte finds new life in what others discard.
In our latest issue, the Swedish artist turns inward, discussing vulnerability, fandom, faith, fashion, AI and the tension between persona and self.
From imperfect beauty to disappearing American landscapes, she reflects on intuition, self-portraiture and building a group show outside the art world’s hierarchies.
“NewLevels NewDevils” is out, the video for “No Doubt (I’m In Love)” arrived just weeks ago, and Erick the Architect is already thinking about what comes next.
For the filmmaker behind “The Testament of Ann Lee”, faith and work meet in questions of empathy, while family life finds room on a set with eleven children.
Her new trilogy “Do U Dare!” turns an Iranian immigrant’s rage toward America into a symbolic challenge premiering with the 2026 Venice Biennale.
Ryan McMahon pairs scans with first-hand accounts from Chanel insiders, building an archive that traces how collections were conceived and constructed.
From Lena Dunham’s rosettes to Travis Scott’s overnight call, she treats styling as a conversation that protects both her vision and her client’s.
