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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.
At Fashion Houses, who is allowed to hold the reins?
The Year of the Horse is meant to signal independence and freedom, but in fashion, the horse has long symbolised power and privilege. Now, with Grace Wales Bonner at the helm of Hermès menswear, that legacy is being rewritten.
Sarah Kinsley is Anything but Fleeting
New York-based multihypenate Sarah Kinsley side-steps expectation with her intimate yet dynamic new EP, “Fleeting”. She talks growing out her sound and finding beauty in mundanity.
bar italia’s Cup Is Overflowing
bar italia chat Some Like It Hot, the year of touring that shaped it, and why taking PR too seriously will make you depressed.
Kehlani Is Out of Bounds
R&B force Kehlani has always spoken from the heart. After 15 years of hustle, the two-time GRAMMY-winner is done justifying herself in public.
Is East Nashville the New Brooklyn?
Equal parts artist enclave and local refuge, East Nashville offers a more intimate, creatively charged take on Music City (minus the crowds).
Led By No One
Fearlessly distinct in both sound and vision, Ledbyher has carved her own route to the forefront of the UK underground’s push toward global recognition.
We can’t stop thinking about Lady Gaga’s custom Luar.
From Lady Gaga’s symbolic custom Luar moment at the Super Bowl to Miu Miu’s cinematic celebration in New York, this week in fashion proved that storytelling, identity and spectacle remain at the heart of style.
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Danny L Harle borrows Dua Lipa for a slice of pop seminality, The Dare gets a Wet Leg, and Damon Albarn, Grian Chatten and Kae Tempest collaborate: it's Wonderlist!
Here’s To More Yellow Days
What’s between a Rock And A Hard Place? On his wonderful new album, Yellow Days finds the answer. He talks crossroads, clichés, and tequila-tinged touring.
The Trew Effect
As Charli xcx’s burnt-out assistant in A24’s fastest-selling limited-release, The Moment, actor Trew Mullen finds herself on the brink of one. Co-star Isaac Powell talks to her about self-tapes, cast karaoke, and on-set zoomies.
Anne Sofie Madsen Isn’t Scared of Ghosts
For the brand’s second show on the official Copenhagen Fashion Week calendar under the NewGen umbrella, Anne Sofie Madsen and newly appointed co-creative director Caroline Clante lean into the persistence of a lost future – finding beauty in the macabre as they cement themselves as collaborative masterminds and one of the most compelling names emerging from the Nordics right now.
Eurosonic and the Significance of the Showcase Festival
Is Dove Ellis the next Rufus Wainwright? Is Sofie Royer the reason behind NxWorries? Do showcase festivals still rule the roost? Ben Tibbits discovers the answers – plus many more – on an icy trip to Northern Holland for Eurosonic.
Marc Jacobs Is in a State of Déjà Vu for AW26
As the unofficial kick-start of NYFW, Marc Jacobs dials down the volume for AW26, allowing memories and internal monologues to ring out loud and clear. He revisits his ’90s heyday while openly crediting his own legacy, and the creatives who left their imprint on it, with characteristic candour.
Lights On: Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu
Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu is ready to push beyond her creative horizons. Sitting down with Wonderland, the British-Turkish actress, model, author and television personality talks intuition, creative ambition and cutting through the noise.
Meet the Fashion East AW26 lineup
Fashion East returns to LFW with an AW26 show featuring Jacek Gleba, Mayhew, and newcomer Traiceline Pratt’s GOYAGOMA, Jonathan Anderson makes his opera debut and Dave stars in the new Wales Bonner campaign.
Akinola’s Headed for Something More
After 16 years in the industry, Akinola Davies Jr. has reached a career pinnacle that many only dream of – a BIFA-winning, BAFTA-nominated, deeply personal debut feature, My Father’s Shadow. Yet for the British-Nigerian filmmaker, it feels like a return to the starting line.
The era that never was
As Pieter Mulier is announced as Versace’s new chief creative officer, Dario Vitale exits after just one collection, leaving behind a campaign, a letter, and the lingering sense of an era that never had time to unfold.
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Maisie Peters gets her famous friends to help with her latest video, J. Cole is as retrospective as ever on his new album, and EsDeeKid shakes off the Timmy C comparisons with a biting new single: it's Wonderlist!
Karolina Wydra Is Also Full of Questions After the First Season of Pluribus
Can’t get over Apple TV+’s latest trippy hit? Neither can we. Sitting down with Wonderland, the Polish actor chats working on Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan’s first series since Better Call Saul, moral compasses and AI.
The Hopeful Anger of 100 Nights of Hero
Rising filmmaker Julia Jackman is making waves by way of otherworldly whimsy; her latest project, Emma Corrin and Charli xcx-starring queer romance drama, 100 Nights of Hero. She talks comedy, casting, and the collective power of crafting a feminist fable.
Djo and friends are joining Lorde for an All Points East party
Djo, Sienna Spiro, and more have been announced as the latest support acts joining Lorde at All Points East this summer.
Who’s That LDN Boy?
With Saltburn and Lurker sharpening his ascent, Dior muse, London lad, and madcap actor Archie Madekwe arrives at a new threshold of attention: BAFTA-nominated. His friend, pop queen Lily Allen, gets the A–Z on arthouse cinema’s latest crush.
January’s New Noise
Meet four artists who have caught our attention already in 2026: Pem, Bellah, Mudd the student, and Skinship.
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Kneecap announces their sophomore album with a barnstorming new single, fakemink slithers into sight with a slippery EP, and Thundercat links up with Lil Yachty and Flying Lotus: it's Wonderlist!
Wuthering heights son or THE MOMENT daughter?
This week’s film premieres proved fashion is performance, from Margot Robbie’s show-stopping Wuthering Heights gowns to Charli XCX’s playful The Moment looks. But campaigns and collabs from Jil Sander, FENDI, and yes, bridal Birkenstocks reminded us that style moments don’t just happen on the red carpet, they happen everywhere.
On a School Trip with Paolina Russo
From a London studio to Copenhagen Fashion Week, Paolina Russo’s Autumn/Winter 2026 collection explores the memories of a first trip, showing how community-led, sustainable design can drive fashion forward.
The Mic is On: Jake Shane
He’s a podcaster, comedian, actor, “therapist”, recording artist – and he really wants to be famous. Thankfully, despite what his self-deprecation tells you, his dreams have never been more in grasp.
Jeshi’s going to the club
Rapper Jeshi has traded politically-charged storytelling for Essex house euphoria. He talks clubland, massive boobs, and why dance music doesn't need to be so serious.
Everybody’s Thirsty For Hudson Williams
As audiences swoon over the Canadian actor in TV's steamiest queer romance, Heated Rivalry, Hudson Williams covers Wonderland's Spring 2026 issue.