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LFW SS27: McQueen

LONDON is at the heart of McQueen’s mythology, and for Spring/Summer 2027, Seán McGirr brings it home, not by looking backwards, but by excavating its contradictions: its Gothic bone structure and restless youth, its ceremony and subversion, its tailoring traditions and nocturnal energy. The result is a collection that feels

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LFW SS27: Erdem

For Spring/ Summer 2027, Erdem Moralıoğlu turns to Barbette, the aerialist who became a sensation of 1920s Paris, and finds

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The Making of a MYAT Girl

EVER since the internet has been allowed to comment on pretty much everything, the controversial question of whether art can,

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LFW SS27: Chopova Lowena

AT CHOPOVA Lowena, the supernatural has never felt separate from the everyday. For Spring/ Summer 2027, Emma Chopova and Laura

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LFW SS27: Aaron Esh

THERE IS something particularly adolescent about attraction. I am not talking about romance necessarily, but that strange, involuntary pull toward

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LFW SS27: Mithridate

THERE IS a particular pleasure in watching a designer arrive at the point where a brand’s language begins to speak

Mike Skinner Gets Re-Mastered with PATRÓN

AT LONDON’S Institute of Contemporary Arts, Mike Skinner made a case for creative obsession. Presented with PATRÓN Tequila as Re-Mastered:

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Nadine Sierra Wants Us to Remember Why Opera Matters

MILAN, ITALY — What does it take for someone to turn one of opera’s biggest heartthrobs into a modern-day sensation?

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Barbour Reimagines its Famous Tartan at the Saatchi Gallery for London Fashion Week

THIS London Fashion Week, Barbour is presenting Tartan Reimagined: The Barbour Way, an immersive exhibition taking over the ground floor

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Impossible Intimacy: Cecilia De Nisco’s I’m Very Into You at VIN VIN Gallery 

“I’M INTERESTED in the moments just before something shifts, when calm starts to feel uncertain”, Vienna-based artist Cecilia De Nisco

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