Supreme x Frank Frazetta is for the warlocks, warrior women and everyone in between. The streetwear label’s latest apparel drop celebrates the influential science fiction and fantasy illustrator. The drop comes alongside a special Frazetta-inspired animation soundtracked by i-D fave Eartheater’s 2018 track “Trespasses”. Check out the video below.
NewJeans are planning to leave their label. Back in April, a very messy (and very public) feud broke out between the K-pop band, their parent company Hybe and their label Ador as a result of the label’s dropping of their CEO Min Hee-jin, the “mother” of the band. The long and short of it is: Ador thinks Min was trying to take “full control” of the label, backing Min into a corner and ultimately leading her to resign from both companies. Now, NewJeans wants out. In an emergency press meeting called yesterday, the band said that the company’s behaviour is “not the type of work ethic [they] respect, or want to be a part of,” announcing their intention to terminate their contract with Ador effective from midnight KST on 29 November.
Yale students will soon be able to take a course on Beyoncé. The course, titled Beyoncé Makes History: Black Radical Tradition History, Culture, Theory & Politics through Music, will allow students to examine the singer’s music through the lens of Black history, Black feminism and performance. “By looking at culture through Beyoncé, it can invite us to think about the extent to which art can articulate the world we live in,” Daphne Brooks, a professor of African American Studies and Music at the university, told Yale Daily News.
Lanvin is returning to Paris Fashion Week. Following a brief hiatus, the luxury French fashion house will mark its return to Paris in January. The co-ed show will debut the first collection from the house’s recently appointed artistic director, Peter Copping, and is said to embody what the house’s founder Jeanne Lanvin once called le Chic Ultime. Très excité!
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Supreme x Frank Frazetta is for the warlocks, warrior women and everyone in between. The streetwear label’s latest apparel drop celebrates the influential science fiction and fantasy illustrator. The drop comes alongside a special Frazetta-inspired animation soundtracked by i-D fave Eartheater’s 2018 track “Trespasses”. Check out the video below.
NewJeans are planning to leave their label. Back in April, a very messy (and very public) feud broke out between the K-pop band, their parent company Hybe and their label Ador as a result of the label’s dropping of their CEO Min Hee-jin, the “mother” of the band. The long and short of it is: Ador thinks Min was trying to take “full control” of the label, backing Min into a corner and ultimately leading her to resign from both companies. Now, NewJeans wants out. In an emergency press meeting called yesterday, the band said that the company’s behaviour is “not the type of work ethic [they] respect, or want to be a part of,” announcing their intention to terminate their contract with Ador effective from midnight KST on 29 November.
Yale students will soon be able to take a course on Beyoncé. The course, titled Beyoncé Makes History: Black Radical Tradition History, Culture, Theory & Politics through Music, will allow students to examine the singer’s music through the lens of Black history, Black feminism and performance. “By looking at culture through Beyoncé, it can invite us to think about the extent to which art can articulate the world we live in,” Daphne Brooks, a professor of African American Studies and Music at the university, told Yale Daily News.
Lanvin is returning to Paris Fashion Week. Following a brief hiatus, the luxury French fashion house will mark its return to Paris in January. The co-ed show will debut the first collection from the house’s recently appointed artistic director, Peter Copping, and is said to embody what the house’s founder Jeanne Lanvin once called le Chic Ultime. Très excité!
The I Know What You Did Last Summer sequel is officially in production. News broke earlier this year that the culty 90s slasher was getting a follow-up. Yesterday, its original star Sarah Michelle Gellar – who will not be in the sequel because, as she told People, “I am dead” – posted a photo on Instagram from the set. Hopefully the film will arrive in time for Spooky Season 2025.
The I Know What You Did Last Summer sequel is officially in production. News broke earlier this year that the culty 90s slasher was getting a follow-up. Yesterday, its original star Sarah Michelle Gellar – who will not be in the sequel because, as she told People, “I am dead” – posted a photo on Instagram from the set. Hopefully the film will arrive in time for Spooky Season 2025.
Dozens of your favourite indie brands will be at this Berlin pop up. Aptly titled 2Day Store, the pop-up market will be held at Tempelhofer Ufer 22, Berlin on 30 November and 1 December. You’ll be able to browse archival and contemporary apparel, books, accessories homeware and more, with 15% of all sales going to two different charities supporting people in Gaza.
Steve McQueen’s latest exhibition proves we have always resisted. Opening at Margate’s Turner Contemporary next February, the McQueen-curated exhibition will display protest photography, from the suffragette days all the way to the Iraq war protests. An accompanying book published by 4th Estate will delve into the history of protest, spotlighting the movements and individuals who have helped to shape much of the social change – including women’s rights, gay rights and anti-racist developments – that occurred in the 20th century.
Courtney Love wants to work with Lana Del Rey. In a recent interview with The Standard, the Hole frontwoman said she’d “love to co-write a song with Lana Del Rey.” She added that she would wanna “go hard on choruses.” Praying this happens immediately.
Dozens of your favourite indie brands will be at this Berlin pop up. Aptly titled 2Day Store, the pop-up market will be held at Tempelhofer Ufer 22, Berlin on 30 November and 1 December. You’ll be able to browse archival and contemporary apparel, books, accessories homeware and more, with 15% of all sales going to two different charities supporting people in Gaza.
Steve McQueen’s latest exhibition proves we have always resisted. Opening at Margate’s Turner Contemporary next February, the McQueen-curated exhibition will display protest photography, from the suffragette days all the way to the Iraq war protests. An accompanying book published by 4th Estate will delve into the history of protest, spotlighting the movements and individuals who have helped to shape much of the social change – including women’s rights, gay rights and anti-racist developments – that occurred in the 20th century.
Courtney Love wants to work with Lana Del Rey. In a recent interview with The Standard, the Hole frontwoman said she’d “love to co-write a song with Lana Del Rey.” She added that she would wanna “go hard on choruses.” Praying this happens immediately.
Everyone cool in London will be at the Chopova Lowena sample sale. Anyone who knows anything about capital ‘F’ Fashion in 2024 knows – and loves – a bit of Chopova. This Saturday, you’ll be able to shop through all of the label’s samples at a discounted price. Expect shoes, accessories and their coveted carabiner skirts. See you in the queue.
Everyone cool in London will be at the Chopova Lowena sample sale. Anyone who knows anything about capital ‘F’ Fashion in 2024 knows – and loves – a bit of Chopova. This Saturday, you’ll be able to shop through all of the label’s samples at a discounted price. Expect shoes, accessories and their coveted carabiner skirts. See you in the queue.
Luca Guadagnino was supposed to direct Carol. In a recently resurfaced article from Fantastic Man, the Call Me by Your Name director revealed that he was offered the chance to direct Carol, the sapphic masterpiece based on Patricia Highsmith’s The Price of Salt starring Cate Blanchett. As we now know, he turned it down, meaning we got the gorgeous Todd Haynes version instead.
Luca Guadagnino was supposed to direct Carol. In a recently resurfaced article from Fantastic Man, the Call Me by Your Name director revealed that he was offered the chance to direct Carol, the sapphic masterpiece based on Patricia Highsmith’s The Price of Salt starring Cate Blanchett. As we now know, he turned it down, meaning we got the gorgeous Todd Haynes version instead.
Gucci lift up art history at the Tate Modern. As part of their partnership with the London museum – which began with their Cruise 25 show earlier this year – the Italian fashion house has sponsored a new retrospective which looks at digital art throughout the 20th century. Electric Dreams: Art and Technology Before the Internet opens tomorrow and is on until 1 June 2025.
Bury us in JW Anderson’s Queer merch. Luca Guadagnino’s favourite costume designer has just launched his own exclusive line in celebration of the A24 film. Do you need a t-shirt with Drew Starkey’s face on it? Of course you do. It launches online and in stores on 11 December.
