Avant-Garde in All its Glory: In Praise of Björk
Björk is everywhere, at all times—and we don't get tired of it. Be it on a VOGUE cover, at Rick Owen's catwalk or in an exhibition—Björk's appearances are memorable.
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Met Gala or Formula 1? How the Race Track Became the New Place for Fashion
From Michael Schumacher to Rosalía, motorcore is taking over. But the story behind its success goes far beyond quality leather. Cue: Charlie XCX’s Vroom Vroom.
New Frida Documentary Unveils the Artist’s Own Perspective
The new Frida documentary by Carla Gutiérrez unveils new insights into the artist's life, including her very own perspective.
First Bella Hadid and now Beyoncé – The Cowboys are taking over
Howdy! Who has a pair of cowboy boots in their wardrobe?
I Do Nothing, Therefore I Am (A Princess)
This neo-spiritual trend on social media promises success in all aspects of life: gaining control over your life, becoming your best self, and—most importantly—finding success in love.
The Rise of Grandma-Core with Crochet: What’s Really Behind this DIY Practice?
In the last few years, DIY fashion practices, such as crochet, knitting and weaving, are experiencing a comeback. But why are these old hands-on crafts so popular today? And what is really behind the art of crochet?
Courtroom Drama? Justine Triet’s Film Defies Clichés in ‘Anatomy of A Fall’
What is it that fascinates the viewers about the legal intricacies of a case? Morality, power and ambiguity.
Is Poor Things with Emma Stone Turning the ‘Born Sexy Yesterday’-Trope on its head?
"Characters who were born sexy yesterday are often highly skilled at something that men will respect," says McIntosh. "Often that thing is fighting."
TITLE’s Book Club: For Weird Girls and Agatha Christie Enthusiasts
Here we delve into unconventional book reviews and recommendations, leading you through a maze of literary wonders that will capture your imagination and satisfy your craving for the strange.
L.A. Women and California Girls: Eve Babitz’ Radiant Legacy
Another indisputable member of the L.A. Woman category is singer-songwriter Lana Del Rey, who’s been shaping ideas and visual representations of California with her music for over a decade. Babitz’ legacy is embedded into the cultural fabric that all of these portrayals are made of.
