Smallboy, Big Moves — Limo West Fits the Future
From viral fit checks to global interviews, Limo West shares his thoughts on the future generation in an interview with TITLE for the September Digital Cover.
Smallboy, Big Moves — Limo West Fits the Future
Sound as Style, Soul as Performance — Gavriel’s Musical Destiny
TITLE Mag’s August Digital Cover features artist and musician Gavriel in an experimental fashion editorial. Through different exposures, lights, shadows, and reflections, this cover visually explores the intersection of expression and identity. The accompanying interview delves into Gavriel’s evolving sound and his unbound approach to creating.
FW26 Ate: Some Designers Left Crumbs, Others Left Trauma
FW26 was chaos, couture, and everything in between. The Fashion League ended with more gasps than applause — and we’re naming names. Who ruled the runway, who crashed, and who made fashion history?
Conrad Fisher & The Comeback Of Men Who Yearn
Men who yearn are back—and women everywhere are losing it over them. From Conrad Fisher to the Hot Priest, the internet’s collective crush isn’t on guys who ghost, but on fictional men who actually give a damn. Effort is the new sexy.
Olivia Dean on “The Art of Loving” and Why Love Is a Practice, Not a Fairytale
“The Art of Loving” is not only about romance, it’s about the love we put in ourselves and the people around us. Olivia Dean moves through vulnerability, longing and youth, gently reassuring that it’s okay to feel deeply and be messy.
From Alice Coltrane to André 3000 — Spiritual Jazz Revival or Rebrand?
Spiritual jazz risks being reduced to mere aesthetic — a beautiful backdrop for playlists and yoga flows. What began as a radical expression by Black musicians in the US, searching for new social, political, and spiritual possibilities, now often serves as the soundtrack to your avocado on sourdough. Luckily, a new generation of artists is taking the genre seriously, pushing it in unexpected directions. The question is: are we listening closely enough?
The Must-See London Exhibition Exposing Our Obsession With Filters, Fillers and AI
Virtual Beauty at Somerset House is London’s unmissable exhibition of the season, confronting our obsession with filters, fillers, AI, and online beauty. Through provocative works by Orlan, Arvida Byström, Ines Alpha, and more, it challenges how we see ourselves—and whether technology empowers or distorts identity.
From Torture Device to TikTok Trend: The Corset’s Surprising Journey
Corsets have long been depicted as uncomfortable and dangerous, yet they remain a part of fashion and pop culture, and of course of our history. While narratives from the media often emphasize the oppressive aspects of corsetry, research has revealed a more nuanced picture.
Facelifts Are the New Botox — The End of Wrinkles as We Know Them
Many celebrities have stepped out with a new, impossibly smooth face, and instead of ridicule, the internet wanted to know where they got it. With 15K and a plane ticket, women are now traveling to cities like Guadalajara or Bogotá for facelifts once reserved for the ultra-rich. TikTok has made surgeons go viral, reframing them as innovators. But if everyone over 50 can look 29, what does that mean for aging itself?
ICE Raids, Labor Rights & The Fragile Future of The American Fashion Industry
As immigration raids intensify across the U.S., the garment industry is under threat. With nearly one-third of North America’s garment workers being immigrants—many undocumented—the raids not only endanger livelihoods but expose the deep hypocrisy in American manufacturing rhetoric. True protection and justice for their workers remain elusive, as brands often prioritize profits over people.
Five Transformative Books to Read at the End of Summer
All things end, and so does summer. As the season shifts, here are five transformative books to help you reflect, renew, and embrace change.
