Art & Design
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Eliott Gamer was born in Paris in 1990. A self-taught painter, he developed his drawing practice in animation cinema before dedicating himself to tattooing. The …
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Photo by Will Grundy © Rose Wylie Courtesy Of The Artist And David Zwirner. At 91, Rose Wylie isn’t doing the polite-late-career victory lap. She’s doing something closer …
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Eliott Gamer was born in Paris in 1990. A self-taught painter, he developed his drawing practice in animation cinema before dedicating himself to tattooing. The …
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Photo by Will Grundy © Rose Wylie Courtesy Of The Artist And David Zwirner. At 91, Rose Wylie isn’t doing the polite-late-career victory lap. She’s doing something closer …
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Photo: © Zanele Muholi. Courtesy Yancey Richardson, New York and Southern Guild, Cape Town There’s a particular kind of recognition that doesn’t just “honour” an …
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Some collaborations feel like a logo swap. This one reads more like a mood translated into product: Japanese duo YOASOBI linking with ASICS on a capsule that takes the idea behind …
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If the internet taught fashion to move at the speed of a refresh, Virgil Abloh taught it how to think at that speed. The headline figure doing the rounds …
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The fashion x performance crossover gets another sharp, high-polish chapter with the arrival of the Thom Browne x ASICS GEL-KAYANO 14 collection, a collaboration that takes one of ASICS’ …
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Stone Island and New Balance are picking up where they left off with the 574 Ghost — the stealthy, texture-first silhouette that first arrived in September as a footwear …
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To mark 170 years of Burberry, the house is doing what legacy brands do best when they want to remind you who they are: cutting through the …
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Photo: Zegna Zegna is stepping outside the usual Milan Fashion Week rhythm and relocating its Summer 2027 runway presentation to Los Angeles — a deliberate shift that reads less like a …
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Nike’s Air Max Muse has always felt like a future-facing silhouette — all heightened arch, sculpted curves, and that deliberately “look at me” Air unit in the heel. But with …
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There are few fashion objects that feel as unchangeable as Timberland’s 6-Inch Boot. Born as workwear in the 1970s, it crossed over into culture so hard it became a shorthand for New …
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The Scottish painter Rachel Hobkirk makes work that lives in the split-second where the familiar turns strange: dolls that carry the residue of girlhood, and candy that …
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Fashion has spent decades trying to polish Marc Jacobs into a single, legible story: the wunderkind, the grunge disruptor, the luxury guy, the meme-able eccentric. But the …
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Fashion campaigns love to say “community,” but Casablanca is actually doing it — not with a manufactured cast, but with the kind of familiar faces that make …
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There’s a particular kind of Latin melodrama where nothing is casual: a glance is a verdict, a hallway is a stage, and a room can hold the …
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Frederik Næblerød (b. 1988) doesn’t so much “work across” painting, sculpture, ceramics, and installation as he collides them, pushing material until it starts to behave …
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LOEWE Foundation has just unveiled the 30 finalists for the latest LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize, and the shortlist reads like a global moodboard for what contemporary craft looks like when …
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A year into his role as Ray-Ban’s creative director, A$AP Rocky marks the milestone by unveiling his first metal collection for the brand — and, crucially, his first-ever optical designs under the …
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Balenciaga’s new chapter isn’t easing in quietly. According to 25 Gramos, Pierpaolo Piccioli officially kicks off his tenure with a campaign that functions like a roll call …
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If there’s one rule in streetwear that never stops being true, it’s this: when a formula works, don’t over-design it… just sharpen it. That’s basically the …
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Since launching her eponymous label in 2014, O Thongthai has built a practice rooted in discipline, material knowledge, and emotional ambiguity. Gold and gemstones, traditionally …
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Based in Athens, the Czech-born painter and mixed media artist Bety Krňanská is tearing down the perceived barrier between “feminine” craft and “masculine” machinery, stitching …
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©CP Company / Mackintosh There’s something almost cinematic about a raincoat. It carries history — of cities, of storms, of men standing under streetlights in …
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Photos: Elliot James Kennedy There was a time when streetwear lived strictly on the pavement — traded in backstreets, worn in record stores, documented in …
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For Tom Sachs, the studio isn’t a vibe — it’s a system. And systems, as he’s long made clear, require discipline. His latest project doesn’t arrive …
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There’s a certain kind of garment that doesn’t need reintroduction, it just needs reframing. This season, One Block Down does exactly that, casting one of C.P. Company’s most …
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As NBA All-Star Weekend descends on Los Angeles, the spectacle once again proves that basketball is as much about cultural dominance as it is about sport. Enter Willy Chavarria, who steps …
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In his latest cultural intervention, Tremaine Emory turns his attention to one of the most mythologised monuments in Western history: the Statue of Liberty. But rather than framing …
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I first met Minami Kobayashi at the opening of a show in central London. She was friends with someone I knew, and the room seemed …
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When I first sat down with Michael Krim in 2024, he talked about authenticity — about Paper Work, presence, and letting images breathe without academic …