Violence and desire entwine in Tokyo’s shadows, where a yakuza enforcer finds someone who might redefine his limits of suffering in this Ichi the Killer editorial.
Berlin Fashion Week doesn’t rely on legacy—it carves its own path with a mix of audacity and necessity. The Fall/Winter 2025–26 season reflected this duality, showcasing designers who leaned into the city’s signature severity while others turned inward.
A few from Art Genève 2025, a fair of quality and finesse, where painting takes center stage. A selection of galleries and outstanding guests, along with excellent hospitality that leaves no service or comfort lacking (as one might expect). Here’s a little review of what we saw.
‘One cannot observe if they are not part of the experiment’ – Guillermo Santomà on architecture as a continuous performance.
Aging has never been portrayed as disturbingly visceral as in Coralie Fargeat’s The Substance. It critiques the obsession with youth, blending horror and satire in a grotesque, unforgettable narrative.
Ti West’s “X” trilogy depicts the process of media overwriting reality for its own nourishment, in a continuous exchange of codes, roles, standards and expectations in which the adherence to a specific female role overlaps with the individuals’ value and desirability.
"You Can Only Kill Us Once": Neo-Grunge Aesthetics and the Opioid Epidemic at Trauma in Berlin.
Domenico Romeo outlines the distinct identities shaping his artistic practice and a transversal vision for his future.
From illustrating the iconic Goosebumps universe to navigating an extremely volatile creative scene, Tim Jacobus shares insights on his mastery of soft-core horror.
Dennis works on technology, nature, and creativity to craft immersive, interactive experiences. From kinetic installations to generative music, his work redefines digital art through the lens of science and algorithms.
Sinéad O’Dwyer’s AW25 collection titled Character Studies is, first and foremost, a celebration. Going into its last year under the patronage of the BFC’s NEWGEN scheme, the brand reflects on its evolution over the past few years while honoring the characters that have shaped its identity. To quote from the show notes: “Unruly teenagers…, forlorn cello players, … maids and nannies, … submissives, … dungeon masters.”
Known for garments synonymous with the divine feminine, Di Petsa unveiled their AW25 collection this past Friday at London Fashion Week. Presenting at the NEWGEN space at 180 The Strand, the brand continues to be part of the British Fashion Council’s initiative to support emerging talent.
Violence and desire entwine in Tokyo’s shadows, where a yakuza enforcer finds someone who might redefine his limits of suffering in this Ichi the Killer editorial.
LUEDER presents "The Shell", its Autumn-Winter 25 collection inspired by night-time characters, featuring historical and futuristic influences, gender-neutral silhouettes, 3D prints, and a strong commitment to sustainability.
Ugly Is Beautiful: How Grotesque Nail Art Is Breaking All the Rules and Redefining Fashion.
Berlin Fashion Week doesn’t rely on legacy—it carves its own path with a mix of audacity and necessity. The Fall/Winter 2025–26 season reflected this duality, showcasing designers who leaned into the city’s signature severity while others turned inward.
A few from Art Genève 2025, a fair of quality and finesse, where painting takes center stage. A selection of galleries and outstanding guests, along with excellent hospitality that leaves no service or comfort lacking (as one might expect). Here’s a little review of what we saw.
The Load Gallery presents Neo Botanica, an evocative exploration of nature’s evolution through contemporary art. This exhibition weaves organic forms with technology, questioning materiality, adaptation, and human intervention in ecological aesthetics.
A Nordic island, a woman both desired and feared, and a collection shaped by memory, instinct, and rebellion. Sia Arnika distills her past into something entirely her own in her new FW25 collection.
"Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time," mused Thomas Merton—a sentiment that resonates profoundly within the symbiotic partnership between Istituto Marangoni and Keil Space.
Cyprus-born artist Domenika builds mechanical sculptures and cyber-prosthetics that explore dualities and liminal states.
Ziggy Chen painted his latest AW25-26 collection, 'Voleisure', across a Parisian multi-story car park.
Sankuanz FW25 confronts the interplay of structure and chaos, where raw performances and sculptural tailoring merge. Each piece feels ephemeral, yet hauntingly unforgettable.
Kiko Kostadinov’s FW25 collection channels raw craftsmanship and utilitarian precision, weaving historical textures and contemporary silhouettes into a compelling narrative of form, function, and artistry.
Reimagined through the prism of surrealism, J.L-A.L's Autumn/Winter 2025 collection redefines the boundaries of menswear, where garments become artifacts of distortion, blending precision with abstraction.
Walter Van Beirendonck reshapes his narrative for FW25 with a collection marked by introspection, balancing meticulous tailoring, surreal elements, and bold reflections on fashion’s evolving identity.
Prototypes FW25 showcased for their FW25 an exclusive screening of their new collection in collaboration with Alpha Industries.
In the world of haute couture, few brands manage to balance historical homage and contemporary innovation as smoothly as Songzio. For its Fall/Winter 2025 collection, the South Korean house presents "Piccadil," a narrative that combines the opulence of baroque aesthetics with the spirit of the avant-garde.
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