Dior’s AW25 ready-to-wear collection will debut in Kyoto. Tracing the lineage of the work of Christian Dior himself, who regularly looked to Japan for inspiration, the show is set to take place in the Garden of Toji on 15 April.
Photography by Jon Hicks, courtesy of Dior
Rose Gray’s Louder, Please is all you should listen to this weekend. Doing away with the anonymised, sanitised perception of British electronic music, the Londoner just dropped a big, overwhelming debut album full of personality and feeling. For sweaty club nights and summers spent in the Balearics. Hit play here, and turn it up until you can’t think straight.
Xavier Dolan stepped behind the lens for Gucci’s SS25 campaign. Conceived by Sabato de Sarno and brought to life by the Canadian auteur, it’s titled ‘Where Light Finds Us’. George MacKay and Yara Shahidi are its stars. When asked what he hopes we take from these images, Dolan said: “Joy. Alleviation. What else can I hope for?”.
New Spike Lee incoming! He’s wrapped work on Highest 2 Lowest, his A24-produced, Kurosawa-riffing, Denzel Washington and A$AP Rocky-starring crime thriller, which rumours suggest we’ll see at Cannes in May. Next? According to Deadline, he’s planning a comedy about a group of military cadets in New York titled Liberty.
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Dior’s AW25 ready-to-wear collection will debut in Kyoto. Tracing the lineage of the work of Christian Dior himself, who regularly looked to Japan for inspiration, the show is set to take place in the Garden of Toji on 15 April.
Photography by Jon Hicks, courtesy of Dior
Rose Gray’s Louder, Please is all you should listen to this weekend. Doing away with the anonymised, sanitised perception of British electronic music, the Londoner just dropped a big, overwhelming debut album full of personality and feeling. For sweaty club nights and summers spent in the Balearics. Hit play here, and turn it up until you can’t think straight.
Xavier Dolan stepped behind the lens for Gucci’s SS25 campaign. Conceived by Sabato de Sarno and brought to life by the Canadian auteur, it’s titled ‘Where Light Finds Us’. George MacKay and Yara Shahidi are its stars. When asked what he hopes we take from these images, Dolan said: “Joy. Alleviation. What else can I hope for?”.
New Spike Lee incoming! He’s wrapped work on Highest 2 Lowest, his A24-produced, Kurosawa-riffing, Denzel Washington and A$AP Rocky-starring crime thriller, which rumours suggest we’ll see at Cannes in May. Next? According to Deadline, he’s planning a comedy about a group of military cadets in New York titled Liberty.
Billie Eilish, Joni Mitchell, Gracie Abrams and Lady Gaga are taking part in a fundraiser concert for the Los Angeles fires. Taking place on 30 January at both the Intuit Dome and Kia Forum, money raised from Fireaid’s ticket sales will help with “rebuilding infrastructure, supporting displaced families and advancing fire prevention technologies and strategies”.
Billie Eilish, Joni Mitchell, Gracie Abrams and Lady Gaga are taking part in a fundraiser concert for the Los Angeles fires. Taking place on 30 January at both the Intuit Dome and Kia Forum, money raised from Fireaid’s ticket sales will help with “rebuilding infrastructure, supporting displaced families and advancing fire prevention technologies and strategies”.
Loewe’s next exhibition brings the Beyoncé catsuit to Tokyo. The second instalment of Crafted World opens on 29 March, and charts the Spanish brand’s ascent into cultural juggernaut status. It runs until 11 May!
Prepare yourself: FKA twigs is going on tour. In support of her forthcoming record Eusexua, she’s hitting up several cities in the UK, Europe and America this March and April. Tickets go on sale the day the album drops: 24th January,
The Year of the Snake has hit Dover Street Market London. In its honour, BAO & Friends have collaborated with a collection of designers on exclusive drops, including Completed Works Carhartt WIP, JW Anderson and Simone Rocha. Check them out on the DSML E-SHOP or in-store from today.
Loewe’s next exhibition brings the Beyoncé catsuit to Tokyo. The second instalment of Crafted World opens on 29 March, and charts the Spanish brand’s ascent into cultural juggernaut status. It runs until 11 May!
Prepare yourself: FKA twigs is going on tour. In support of her forthcoming record Eusexua, she’s hitting up several cities in the UK, Europe and America this March and April. Tickets go on sale the day the album drops: 24th January,
The Year of the Snake has hit Dover Street Market London. In its honour, BAO & Friends have collaborated with a collection of designers on exclusive drops, including Completed Works Carhartt WIP, JW Anderson and Simone Rocha. Check them out on the DSML E-SHOP or in-store from today.
No Euphoria, but a different new Jacob Elordi series. The Narrow Road to the Deep North, the new show from Australian director Justin Kurzel, will have its world premiere at the Berlinale in February.
No Euphoria, but a different new Jacob Elordi series. The Narrow Road to the Deep North, the new show from Australian director Justin Kurzel, will have its world premiere at the Berlinale in February.
Lisa fronts the new Louis Vuitton campaign. She was joined by fellow SS25 ambassador Saoirse Ronan – all shot by Steven Meisel. Hot!
Lisa fronts the new Louis Vuitton campaign. She was joined by fellow SS25 ambassador Saoirse Ronan – all shot by Steven Meisel. Hot!
BAFTA nominated all of the things we’d expect them to, with a couple of surprises. Selena Gomez and Ariana Grande made the cut in Supporting Actress, joined by Jamie Lee Curtis wearing bad fake tan in The Last Showgirl. Daniel Craig was edged out (no pun intended) in Best Actor for his performance in Queer by another Brit: Hugh Grant, who played the bad guy in A24’s horror Heretic. If there’s anything we can gleam from this list, it’s that BAFTA voters are all over Emilia Pérez.
The Gaza Biennale was staged outside London’s ICA last night. A crowd gathered to view projected images of the work made by Palestinian artists, many of whom are still based in Gaza, making art in spite of the unendurable conditions there. The event was supported by groups like The White Pube and the Palestinian Youth Movement.
Painting by Hamada El Kept, courtesy of the Gaza Biennale
