Interview

From Italo-disco to UK garage, the Australian artist’s debut album, “It’s Franky Baby!,” is an incredibly feel-good, blissful record where collaboration plays a pivotal role.

Seemingly playful designs reveal a horror story plot line about hazing and queerness in America. Get to know the new fashion up-and-comer from American suburbia.

Celebrating its fifth year with their S/S 2025 collection, the designers explore money and glamour, showcasing fluidity, versatility, and sustainability. Here we unveil the philosophies that set them apart.

London’s trash-pop provocateur Babymorocco unleashes “Amour”, a chaotic odyssey of BPM madness, self-discovery, and shiny glamour.

The Italian photographer turns his lens to horses, those majestic animals he grew up seeing roaming free in nature. But there’s more to them — a sense of mysticism, of history, and mythology.

We speak with the artist about “Taboo,” her newest EP, out today, where she unpacks motherhood, Black joy, wild femininity, spirituality, and nature.

Chaotic, upbeat, deconstructed, aggressive, yet fun and danceable — all at once. This is “Galapaggot,” the artist’s debut album. Get ready to be shocked.

With paintings surreal enough to capture the absurdity of late-stage capitalism, John Hui is an emerging artist bringing brain rot to the art world.

Cheeky, political, ironic; Oliviero created the most talked-about ads of the ’90s. But he was so much more than that. Today, we honour the late photographer by sharing an interview we did with him back in 2017.

Discover the altar of musician Stella Rose, at home in New York after recording in Los Angeles, her “Hollybaby” EP melds the spirit of Kenneth Anger’s “Hollywood Babylon” with fuck-me pumps.