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We all know UGG as a big-name shoe brand, but do you know the difference between the labels? This story isn't just about shoes, it's about corporate greed and cultural extortion. Read all about how a small, family-owned company was pushed out of its own branding.
"In the Mood for Love" is not only a profound exploration of love but also a cinematic love letter to longing and nostalgia. With meticulous attention to detail, the film showcases Wong Kar-wai's signature bold, opulent aesthetic and evocative nocturnal atmospheres, elements that have defined his iconic filmmaking style.
Vampires have been used as allegories for an array of Others, from the LGBTQIA+ community to people with disabilities. Still, stories of female vampires tend to have even another narrative layer. They frequently explore the female experience's many elements and other vampire fiction themes.
Blending heritage with modernity, Cult Form—founded by Merve Abedan—redefines craftsmanship in fashion. Rooted in Istanbul and Berlin, the brand fuses traditional techniques like quilting with contemporary, gender-neutral aesthetics. Each piece is a celebration of artistry, carefully handmade to honor the past while shaping the future. With a deep respect for heritage and a bold vision for innovation, Cult Form is more than fashion—it’s a movement.
I asked myself, how can you appreciate silhouettes if they are not worn or if you only see them once on the runway? How can a concept be translated into clothes to be understood in such a way that you might even want to own the idea? Without them hanging in the closet, but allowing them to exist as such.
Tenwi’s latest collection tears down the walls of perfection and censorship with unapologetic boldness. Set against the haunting backdrop of a Parisian cave, the collection speaks to Gen-Z’s raw defiance, celebrating authenticity with slogans like “CUNT” and “PIECEOFSHIT” boldly printed on minimalist designs. Inspired by Berlin’s underground techno scene and global influences, Tenwi challenges the polished facades of social media, embracing the beauty of imperfection. This isn’t just fashion; it’s a daring manifesto for those who refuse to be silenced, proudly wearing their complexities for all to see.
If last year brutalism in interior design was on the rise, this year has proven is clearly meant to stay for a good while. Beyond serving as a striking backdrop for fashion shows, art exhibitions, and performances, brutalism is now settling in our living spaces, evoking a sense of wealth, that combined with an intentional roughness, makes a bold and polarising statement of status.
Explore 50 years of design innovation with Nike: Form Follows Motion at the Vitra Design Museum! We visited the space right before it opened to the public and filtered the must sees for you. Discover iconic sneakers and performance product innovations, groundbreaking tech, and the future of sportswear on the Vitra Campus.
Studio Lilo: Berlin’s Favourite Floral Landscape Designer It is undeniable that our fascination for floral landscape design, like other kinds of design and curation such as food styling and mood board curation, is very much on the rise, with the artistic flair of creatives such as Lilo Klinkenberg, a fashion graduate student, whose love for […]
To many Gen Zers, Minimalism is out, and maximalism is in. This trend isn't just a fleeting youth fad; it has deep historical roots. Throughout architectural history, richly decorated spaces have been revered, with red playing a prominent role.
