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What had the Title Editorial Team on their radar the last month and what kept us on our toes? What kept us busy and what could we not take our eyes off of? Here are the answers: We collected the most notable, fun and outstanding news and recommendations from fashion, culture and music for September […]
Supreme is not only one of the most sought after brands around today, it is also the epitome of “edutainment”, an expression coined by rapper KRS-ONE. Fittingly they released a small collection of KRS-ONE designs in 2014… Supreme entertains and educates by featuring a wild range of pop cultural references in their designs ever since. […]
There’s no doubt that instapoets like rupi kaur are reinventing poetry in all possible ways, making it instantly relatable. But should poetry be accessible to everyone?
Life in plastic with Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling? It’s fantastic. The photos of the cast are a minor sensation: Ryan Gosling as Ken and Margot Robbie as Barbie. The “Barbie” film by Greta Gerwig and Noah Baumbach already has cult potential – a year before its release. But why is it already so iconic? […]
Decriminalising sex work has quite some opposition for it “makes people feel that we are letting something in that they find morally or emotionally problematic. Because that is to say that it’s okay to sell intimacy,” says Blade.
Though they seem to be two opposite extremes, art and science are human experiments, questioning existing ideas. How they interrelate has been an ongoing theme across different exhibitions, most recently at Art Biesenthal.
In Sex and the City, none of the characters ever proclaimed being polyamorous, but we’re sure that if Carrie was writing her column today, polyamory would be a recurrent theme.
Opinions on the influence of beauty on identity and the reasons why people use beauty vary: On one hand, beauty and cosmetics can be understood as an act of self-discovery. On the other hand, fashion theorist Barbara Vinken describes in her book “Angezogen. Das Geheimnis der Mode” that “the female sex still makes itself into […]
DC Shoes was founded in 1994 by skaters Damon Way and Ken Block, known for their pioneer work in “extreme action sports” – skating, BMX and snowboarding – but the brand history actually started in 1989, when they started the clothing brands Eightball, which they soon expanded into their next venture Droors Clothing. Ok, now […]
What would happen if the Vulva were made public? 'The Pressing', monologue by Dani Brown, addresses social norms regarding the female hardware, in a time when movements intend to demystify and celebrate the diversity of the Vulva.
