Icon meets iconic design. Kısmet by Milka’s latest campaign merges the brand’s most iconic designs with one of Britain’s biggest icons, Kate Moss. The collaboration sparks a dialogue that centers history as much as making it. With jewelry designs brought to life at the Design House in Istanbul, the collection shines a modern light on heritage with an impactful and inventive edge.

Sean Baker and Michelle Yeoh head to Malaysia for the new instalment of self-portrait Residency. The Penang-set story, called Sandiwara, marks the first time the Oscar winners have worked together. Check it out here.

Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez’s first Loewe campaign lands in full heat. For Spring 2026, the duo ignite their Loewe debut with sun-flared skin and sculptural leather pushed to a fever pitch, equal parts cerebral and carnal. Consider it a high-gloss baptism into their era.

Pure punk, polished. Jimmy Choo and Noir Kei Ninomiya crash classic dress codes with crystal-charged Oxfords, star-studded loafers, and leather sculpted into razor-sharp silhouettes. It’s purity meeting rebellion, precision spiked with attitude.

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Icon meets iconic design. Kısmet by Milka’s latest campaign merges the brand’s most iconic designs with one of Britain’s biggest icons, Kate Moss. The collaboration sparks a dialogue that centers history as much as making it. With jewelry designs brought to life at the Design House in Istanbul, the collection shines a modern light on heritage with an impactful and inventive edge.

Sean Baker and Michelle Yeoh head to Malaysia for the new instalment of self-portrait Residency. The Penang-set story, called Sandiwara, marks the first time the Oscar winners have worked together. Check it out here.

Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez’s first Loewe campaign lands in full heat. For Spring 2026, the duo ignite their Loewe debut with sun-flared skin and sculptural leather pushed to a fever pitch, equal parts cerebral and carnal. Consider it a high-gloss baptism into their era.

Pure punk, polished. Jimmy Choo and Noir Kei Ninomiya crash classic dress codes with crystal-charged Oxfords, star-studded loafers, and leather sculpted into razor-sharp silhouettes. It’s purity meeting rebellion, precision spiked with attitude.

The Ordinary x COLORS. Skincare meets sound in a new visual series with COLORSxSTUDIOS, launching with London artist DEXTER.

The Ordinary x COLORS. Skincare meets sound in a new visual series with COLORSxSTUDIOS, launching with London artist DEXTER.

Maison Margiela has made their internal Dropbox folders public. Leading up to their Fall 2026 show and a series of exhibitions taking place across China in April, the fashion house will be sharing working documents for everyone to explore. MaisonMargiela/folders provides a glimpse into the brand’s archival materials, offering a behind-the-scenes look at their creative process. Check it out in full here

rosebush pruning poster

Your exclusive first look at the teaser poster for Rosebush Pruning, from director Karim Aïnouz (Motel Destino) and writer Efthimis Filippou (The Killing of a Sacred Deer).

 

The strange and dastardly new movie, produced by MUBI, premieres at this year’s Berlinale.

Character, not costume. Celine Fall 2026 looks at menswear through the lens of now. Clothes made for living, not performing. Pieces you come back to, wear your way, and carry into every kind of day and night. Quiet classics, cut with intent. Restraint that knows exactly what it’s doing.

Maison Margiela has made their internal Dropbox folders public. Leading up to their Fall 2026 show and a series of exhibitions taking place across China in April, the fashion house will be sharing working documents for everyone to explore. MaisonMargiela/folders provides a glimpse into the brand’s archival materials, offering a behind-the-scenes look at their creative process. Check it out in full here

rosebush pruning poster

Your exclusive first look at the teaser poster for Rosebush Pruning, from director Karim Aïnouz (Motel Destino) and writer Efthimis Filippou (The Killing of a Sacred Deer).

 

The strange and dastardly new movie, produced by MUBI, premieres at this year’s Berlinale.

Character, not costume. Celine Fall 2026 looks at menswear through the lens of now. Clothes made for living, not performing. Pieces you come back to, wear your way, and carry into every kind of day and night. Quiet classics, cut with intent. Restraint that knows exactly what it’s doing.

Issue 376

Coco Crush takes Château Marmont. An intimate dinner, a hide-and-seek campaign, and a surprise Lily Allen set (gasp). Chanel celebrated Coco Crush with Gracie Abrams, Jennie Kim, and a room full of artists, actors, and after-dark energy at the Château. You definitely wish you were there.

130 years later, the Monogram is still that girl. First seen in 1896. Still everywhere in 2026. The Louis Vuitton Monogram turns 130 with a year-long celebration, spotlighting heritage icons, collector labels, and new editions. Loves it.

Straight-Ups!

Demna drops Generation Gucci. A remix of the House’s greatest hits reworked, recharged, and ready for the next era, with the pre-fall 2026 collection imagined as an unseen fashion show.

Snuggle up in Palace. Your seasonal essentials just got a whole lot more lit with the Holiday 2025 collection.

Peak Mode. Floaty wool, mountain calm, perfect polish. Moncler × Jil Sander’s latest has landed.

Pleats, Please (and an iPhone, Too). Apple x Issey Miyake just made tech tactile. The iPhone Pocket is where Cupertino logic meets Tokyo pleats—wearable, weird, and weirdly chic.

Photo Books!