Category: Lifestyle & Culture

Editor’s pick — Culture quick take: the cultural angle (trend signal, audience insight, crossover with fashion/music/art) in 1–2 lines. With the summer months coming to an end, this month’s mix is brought to you by Texan experimentalist Claire Rousay, whose melancholic, folk-inflected mix is inspired by her past lives – “it’s a bit of an…

Editor’s pick — Culture quick take: the cultural angle (trend signal, audience insight, crossover with fashion/music/art) in 1–2 lines. “I be looking bored but I be excited about shit,” says Steve Lacy in a new video, shot between takes of his cover shoot for Dazed’s autumn 2025 issue. And, in case you haven’t read his…

Editor’s pick — Culture quick take: the cultural angle (trend signal, audience insight, crossover with fashion/music/art) in 1–2 lines. Lorde was 18 when she was photographed for her 2015 Dazed cover. Even then, she was wise beyond her years, telling interviewer Lena Dunham about how, when she entered the music industry at just 13 years…

Editor’s pick — Culture quick take: the cultural angle (trend signal, audience insight, crossover with fashion/music/art) in 1–2 lines. Fashion week is as much about trading gossip as it is editors, writers, influencers, and celebrities laying eyes on and critiquing the latest collections. Secrets are whispered with wild abandon on the front row as guests…

Editor’s pick — Culture quick take: the cultural angle (trend signal, audience insight, crossover with fashion/music/art) in 1–2 lines. On the cusp of her 20th birthday, Lorde shared a post to Facebook titled A Note from the Desk of a Newborn Adult. The text was a meditation on the sparkling ephemerality of adolescence and the…

Editor’s pick — Culture quick take: the cultural angle (trend signal, audience insight, crossover with fashion/music/art) in 1–2 lines. This shoot is taken from the summer 2025 issue of Dazed. Buy a copy of the magazine here. Hair Gabriel de Fries at Saint Germain, make-up Leana Ardeleanu at Artlist Paris, nails Sylvie Vacca at Call…

Editor’s pick — Culture quick take: the cultural angle (trend signal, audience insight, crossover with fashion/music/art) in 1–2 lines. While the VMAs has essentially become a starter event for newly hatched influencers to walk their first carpet, MTV often invites some actually famous people, which is nice. Though there weren’t tonnes of standout red carpet…

Editor’s pick — Culture quick take: the cultural angle (trend signal, audience insight, crossover with fashion/music/art) in 1–2 lines. Mariah Carey, Sabrina Carpenter, Doja Cat and others performed at Long Island’s UBS Arena Source: pitchfork.com — original article published 2025-09-08 03:22:05. Read the full story on pitchfork.com → [source_url]

Editor’s pick — Culture quick take: the cultural angle (trend signal, audience insight, crossover with fashion/music/art) in 1–2 lines. London-based best friends, stuntwoman Ayesha Hussain and director Jade Ang Jackman, first met via Instagram. Jackman had been a fan of Hussain’s from afar and so slid into her DMs – not to flirt, she clarifies,…

Editor’s pick — Culture quick take: the cultural angle (trend signal, audience insight, crossover with fashion/music/art) in 1–2 lines. In 1979, Ian ‘Flipper’ Ross opened a roller skating paradise in the heart of Los Angeles. Flipper’s Roller Boogie Palace was the purple and blue-painted hotspot for California’s youth, including famous faces like Elton John, Nile…