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Marty Mauser, the ambitious table tennis prodigy from Josh Safdie’s film Marty Supreme, competing intensely during a match set in 1950s New York

Marty Supreme and the Pitfalls of Over-Promoting

Ultimately, it reinforces the sense that Marty Supreme is less concerned with coherence or period accuracy than with high-intensity entertainment — a good old-fashioned movie above all else.

Nele Brack @
Fashion editorial set in the Italian countryside featuring a model in a soft knit look and statement accessories, styled against winter fields with a floral headpiece, photographed by Pietro Groff.

Cold Hands, Warm Dreams — The Softest Kind of Longing

For our January Digital Cover, we escape to the quiet fields of the Italian countryside, where winter lingers softly, and fashion meets stillness. In a season defined by waiting, this editorial captures the beauty of pause: romantic, melancholic, and poised on the edge of what comes next.

Jasmin Kraenzel @
Black-and-white image of female fashion models wearing lace veils and dark gothic-inspired garments, evoking Gothic Revival aesthetics in contemporary fashion.

Goth Never Dies: Reviving The Best Neo-Gothic Runway Looks

The dark atmospheres of Gothic literature and the Gothic Revival have profoundly influenced the arts, from fantasy literature to horror films. These fashion collections have beautifully reimagined these elements, mixing ethereal fabrics, dark touches, and bold visual contrasts.

Roberta Fabbrocino @
Top-down view of ornate plated desserts with gold leaf, fruit, and fine china, representing luxury food aesthetics and culinary art history.

Food, Art, & Capitalism: How Humanity Turned Eating Into Luxury Aesthetic

Food is not just sustenance. It reflects our traditions, health and socio-economic conditions. Throughout history, art has captured this intricate relationship, which is now reflected by how we portray food on social media.

Roberta Fabbrocino @
Charlotte Dos Santos portrait during the Neve Azul era, reflecting her analogue soul sound and Brazilian-Norwegian heritage

Inside “Neve Azul”: How Charlotte Dos Santos Chose Analogue Over Digital Music

Charlotte Dos Santos returns with 'Neve Azul', a fully analogue EP shaped by motherhood, memory, and her Brazilian-Norwegian roots. Recorded live to tape, the project rejects digital perfection in favor of warmth, rhythm, and human connection.

Anna Grubauer @