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PART I: Living the Best of Both Worlds, Until Society Told Me Not To Title Image by: Şeyma Sarıyıldız, @_bysusu “Once welcomed with open arms, now met with disdain, we seek to fulfill their dreams and justice in their name.“ Around the age of eight, I first realized that I was different from my white […]
Irina Dzhus SS25 Collection Is a Festive Celebration of Trauma This season’s Fashion Week in Berlin has astonished many with elevated designs, intricate concepts, and shows that defy norms and expectations of what fashion presentations look like. If every fashion show is about curating a world on its own, Irina Dzhus, the creative mind behind […]
Naples has had many incarnations throughout history: land of conquest, capital city, icon. The city earned its status as the ladder by wearing its heart on its sleeve. It's all on display: its history, idiosyncrasies, and scars. The way the city reveals itself is not just through its unique language and culinary traditions but through its architecture.
J.Kim is a fashion designer whose work is inspired by her heritage of Uzbekistan and Korea.
The time of the girl boss is dead and the era of the bimbo has arrived. But is she really the queer, abolitionist, anti-capitalist figure we need her to be? While the bimbo offers a refreshing change from the lean-in, profit hungry, Kim Ks of the world, this figure’s political status may be more ambivalent than its proponents profess. Are we pro-bimbo? Yes, no, and maybe. Find the full read in bio or head to our homepage.
Is it possible to think of a future based on today’s economic, social and political systems? That’s a matter that Ghanaian-Scottish architect and academic Lesley Lokko reflects upon with the different initiatives she’s engaged with, including this year’s edition of Venice Architecture Biennale.
How fashion stores epitomise the spirit of their brands in terms of atmosphere and in relation to spaces?
The paradox of capitalism — that we’re incentivised to use anything and anyone to continue expanding, and that might even mean growing together: here's a recap of some of the buildings that have been grown using biomaterials in the last decade.
Jacob Holdt's American Pictures, a raw and powerful documentary photography series depicting the American underclass. Through his lens, Holdt captures the realities of social injustice, racial oppression, and poverty in the United States. This visual testimony exposes the raw truth of marginalized communities, fostering empathy and human connection. Explore Holdt's impactful portfolio, delve into his visual narrative, and witness the struggle, hope, and resilience of those often overlooked. From his work with charitable causes to his latest release, The Roots of Oppression, Holdt's photographs speak volumes about the urgent need for change.
Rejection of gender binary, inequality and stigma in the face of embracing trans and queer identities has made witches a symbol of resistance. Witches have gone from being threatening, figures of folklore to representing social transition as feminists, queers and transgenders are re-appropriating the term.
