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Medieval LARPing is levelling up, with the Middle Ages becoming the go-to playbook for tattoo designs. Think weathered brick castles, crumbling torrents and battle-scarred dragons. As a pushback against hyper-online cultures, tattoos are shifting towards a medieval aesthetic, reimagining iconography and lettering for a new age. This reworking of medieval imagery is what scholars call…
And just like that, last weekâs episode was the penultimate chapter in a series many of us have grown up with. I canât believe itâs almost over, and no, Iâm still not taking back my opinion that Season 3, Episode 1 was horrific (Aidan in the truck. Need I say more?). As the story arcs…
Matthieu Blazy will make his debut for Chanel at Paris Fashion Week Spring 2026 later this year. Still, while we wait, Chanelâs design studio is here to delight and entice with newness that feels quintessentially Chanel. The house made its grand return to the Grand Palais last season, and with it came a collection that…
In the UK, festival fashion has taken a new turn in recent years. Gone are the wax jackets, mini dresses, glittered cheeks and fairy-like accessories. In 2025, festival style is all grown up. Basically, weâve swapped cute for cunt, and at Maiden Voyage this weekend, some attendees even had the word spelt out across their…
In 1968, the ICA hosted an exhibition titled Cybernetic Serendipity, showcasing artistsâ experiments with new technologies, including robots, algorithms, and computer graphics. âBringing together composers, artists, filmmakers, engineers, scientists, and academics, the exhibition sparked a dialogue, spanning multiple continents, about the relationship between technology and the arts,â writes Ruth Mackenzie, director of arts at the…
âI wanna fuck my computer,â states a deadpan Ninajirachi on the aptly titled âFuck my Computerâ, her debut albumâs second single. What might first read as a tongue-in-cheek lyric becomes significantly more profound when nested in an album exploring early-internet culture, online trauma, and technologyâs impact on human creativity. Nina Wilson, aka Ninajirachi, is a…
Reviving a brand that has a built-in legacy of 288 years is a precarious task, but Favre Leuba has managed ably. Since relaunching in 2024, the brand has delivered a range that includes both faithful recreations and full reimaginings of classics from its extensive back catalog. The modern Favre Leuba Chief Chronograph provides the reborn…
August has kicked off in full swing, with celebs hitting the ground running ahead of the fall season (we know, we canât believe it either!). Vacations have already come to a close for some who are back in work mode abroad. Others are embracing the last licks of summer at home and looking good while…
Back in April, Bianca Saunders launched 38 Love Lane. Created in collaboration with Amsterdam-based photographer Kwabena Sekyi Appiah-Nti, the zine explored Saundersâ Jamaican heritage, returning to the country for a series of intimate shoots, and featuring contributions from the writer Jordan Anderson and her mother Yvonne. This past weekend, to celebrate Jamaican Independence Day, Saundershellip;…
Copenhagen Fashion Week feels like it gets bigger every year, and this season was a bit of a bonanza â there was so much happening across the Danish capital it was hard to find time to get to see it all. In recent years, the cityâs designers have shrugged off the clean-cut Scandi style it…