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Fara Homidi Is Feeling Blue (Good Connotation)
Prettiest packages, cult-iest following, top-notch artistry… what’s not to love? Makeup artist Fara Homidi’s eponymous beauty brand is one of the industry’s most exciting innovators of late. Now, she’s looking at your eyes.
A Lesson in underscores
April Harper Grey’s musical moniker, underscores, is a character that mutates as each album unravels. Next up: her unadulterated pop era.
The Belle (on) the Ball
Arsenal's talismanic forward Chloe Kelly has been the talk of tournaments – twice – and now, she’s the star player on Barbie’s Dream Team.
In Frankenstein, Kate Hawley creates anatomical costumes
We sit down with the BAFTA winning costume designer ahead of the Oscars, to talk about her collaborative process with director Guillermo del Toro and the beautifully complex costumes that made the film.
These Four Rising Artists Are Testing Pop’s Waters
Pushing pop boundaries and flying high on our radar: introducing elsas, Déyyess, Maddie Ashman and Tsatsamis.
Trains, Mains & Autocues: A BRITs Adventure
Riding the Pullman train, getting lost in car parks and knocking back Hennessy with A-listers: Ben Tibbits dishes the dirt on the BRITs 2026.
Stopping Off On Planet GENA
Singer-songwriter Liv.e and drummer Karriem Riggins' new album, The Pleasure Is Yours, is a creative constellation. Introducing: GENA.
Why Does Industry Season Four Sound So Good?
Heat, Blade Runner, Under The Skin: Nathan Micay, the brain behind the soundtrack of TV smash hit Industry, delves into the scores that inspired it.
The Making of Sofia and the Antoinettes
On her 8,533rd day on Earth, Sofia and the Antoinettes is thinking about legacy, luck and what it really means to live as if the curtain is always rising.
The Rise and Rise of Wesley Joseph
Artist and filmmaker Wesley Joseph pulled a disappearing act, vanishing for three years at the height of his early success. But now he’s back with his debut album, Forever Ends Someday, proving good things come to those who don’t rush.
Welcome to Universal Music Artists’ Happy Place
Wonderland visited Universal Music's famed gifting suite to capture the label's plethora of artists in their yearly utopia.
Is CHANEL Moving Further Into Unisex?
Gisele Bündchen leads the new J12 campaign, as the house spotlights a watch that’s always belonged to everyone.
A Love Letter To Dame Tracey Emin
As Tate Modern presents the largest exhibition of her work to date, friends and fans of Tracey Emin talk about how her radical honesty has irrevocably shaped theirs too.
Wonderlist
RAYE unveils a show-stopping ballad, Gorillaz reach the summit, and Yeat and EsDeeKid cross-pollinate: it's Wonderlist!
Florence Hunt Is In Full Bloom
At 19, Florence Hunt is stepping into society, on screen and off. In Bridgerton, she’s Hyacinth, the youngest Bridgerton daughter biding her time as the belle of the ball. Off screen, she’s already the talk of the ton – and a Dior girl under Jonathan Anderson.
Carolyn Bessette Would’ve Loved Simone Belotti’s Jil Sander
Less than 24 hours into Milan Fashion Week, the Italian designer opens the doors to Jil Sander’s headquarters to present his sophomore collection at the helm of the German house – and, potentially, the best show of Milan’s AW26.
Rina Lipa Carries the Weight of Ribbons
Rina Lipa is stepping into her own spotlight with her new debut short film Weight of Ribbons, a story that wrestles with how grand a battle ballet can be.
Everything you need to know about Milan Fashion Week AW26
As Wonderland’s editors descend on the Milanese capital, they keep tabs on this rolling round-up of the shows, presentations and collections you won’t want to miss from AW26.
The Art and Soul of Gorillaz
25 years after their self-titled debut album spawned a digital revolution, the world’s best virtual band Gorillaz sit atop The Mountain on their ninth studio album. Inspired by their revolutionary trip to India in the wake of both their fathers passing, the record shows that, although Jamie Hewlett and Damon Albarn may be at the peak of their powers, they ain’t done climbing yet.
Giles Tettey Nartey Is Building From The Ground Up
In stepping away from the scale of buildings and laser-focusing on the intricacy of footwear, Giles Tettey Nartey finds new ground – quite literally – and this time, with Dover Street Market Paris.
London Fashion Week AW26: new talents and really good coats
From KNWLS’ pop-up and Jawara Alleyne’s reflections on lost nightlife to Erdem's 20th anniversary and Burberry’s city-ready trench coats, London Fashion Week AW26 was a season of personal narratives, sharp tailoring, and clothes made for real life, and after dark.
A League of Her Own
Actor Tanzyn Crawford has a knack for pulling it off. Her latest feat? A leading role in the Game of Thrones spin-off, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. What she can’t do, at this point, feels like the more interesting question.
Tea time and tee time are always better with friends
From Regency romance to the rituals and eccentricities of the golf course, Chopova Lowena’s AW26 presentation at London Fashion Week was a joyous mix of butterfies, cats, corsetry, argyle and, most importantly, camaraderie.
Everyone Wants To Be Jess Alexander
Covering Wonderland's Spring 26 issue, British rising star Jess Alexander talks about working with Ryan Murphy on The Beauty.
Wonderlist
Lana Del Rey provides a plethora of twists and turns on her new single, Baby Keem finally makes his return with a full-length album, and Grian Chatten joins the Peaky Blinders: it's Wonderlist!
A Moment With Rish Shah
British actor Rish Shah discusses stepping into Charli xcx’s mockumentary The Moment, the comedic thrills of playing an A&R, and helming the frenzy of BRAT summer forever.
Just Julia (Cumming)
On her self-titled solo debut, Julia Cumming steps out from the collective and into her own voice – reflecting on identity, misfit energy, and the New York upbringing that shaped her.
Becoming Cathy
In Emerald Fennell’s reimagining of "Wuthering Heights", newcomer Charlotte Mellington brings young Cathy to life and tells us all about Yorkshire's rainy moors and sharing the red carpet with Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi.
All Points East’s Outbreak is shaping up to be outrageously eclectic
With new additions as wide-spanning as Ecca Vandal, Blawan and Salem, All Points East’s Outbreak day festival is set to be London’s most varied event this summer.
In New York, Rachel Scott designs for real women
At New York Fashion Week, designers navigated instability and identity with collections that felt personal, and ready to be worn, from Rachel Scott’s runway debut at Proenza Schouler to Eckhaus Latta, and a downtown revival across the city.