Soft Intentions & Hard Reset — Gina-Lisa Lohfink Breaks the Narrative
In this exclusive November Digital Cover feature, Gina-Lisa Lohfink reveals the intention behind her reinvention and identity reset captured by Chris Haimerl.
Soft Intentions & Hard Reset — Gina-Lisa Lohfink Breaks the Narrative
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.
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.
Retouch and Filter-Free: The Makeup Ads We Deserve
Beauty ads have spent decades convincing us that our skin is a flaw to fix, not a feature to embrace. This article exposes how one brand is dismantling that narrative and pushing for a future where real skin finally gets the representation it deserves.
Capturing Bodies In Motion – A Conversation With Fashion Photographer Xanthe Hutchinson
In her new series Bodies In Motion, fashion photographer Xanthe Hutchinson strips the set back to its essentials to let movement speak. Rejecting the passive depictions of women historically seen in art, she captures gestures that feel powerful, dynamic, and defiantly alive.
All We Need Is Love – A List Of Black Rom-Coms You Should Know
Black romantic comedies have long been a powerful celebration of love, creativity, and resilience. These films offered a vision of Black love that was layered — intellectual, sensual, aspirational — and above all, joyful. Today, that legacy continues in new and exciting ways, reimagining what a Black love story can look and sound like in the modern world.
Why Women’s Pubic Hair Still Triggers Society More Than It Should
The bush is back, but the outrage proves we’re not as liberated as we think. From Skims’ faux pubes to TikTok’s full-bush trend, pubic hair is still treated like a public referendum instead of a personal choice.
6 Brands Redefine Regional Fashion Codes at Riga Fashion Week
Organized by the Baltic Fashion Federation, Riga Fashion Week recently presented its Spring/Summer 2026 Edition in Latvia. Here are 6 different brands that presented their most recent collections in the heart of Latvia.
10 Most Iconic Celebrity Halloween Costumes For Your Moodboard
The spooky season is back, and celebrities are once again proving that Halloween is their personal runway. From Heidi Klum’s jaw-dropping 2024 Peacock costume to pop culture-inspired throwbacks, these iconic looks are pure moodboard gold for your next costume idea.
Painted Faces, Tired Hearts — Autumn’s Last Performance
TITLE’s October Digital Cover, captures the melancholic beauty of Fall through mirrored motion and reflective imagery. With vintage glamour and cinematic abstraction, the visual language is transformed into a poetic study of emotion and transformation.
Sad Girl Season Cinema: Five Fall Films That’ll Make You Romanticize the End
Historically, Autumn has been associated with the themes of transition, grief, and magic. Filmmakers often explored these themes in movies set in the season of fallen leaves. Embrace the enchanting essence of Autumn through these five cinematic gems.
Between Home and Work: The Quiet Power of Third Spaces
Third spaces allow us to slow down, reconnect, and simply be. They invite us into community, creativity, and care. Whether it’s a listening bar in Berlin, a queer-led gathering in Accra, or a late-night teahouse in Los Angeles, these spaces speak to a universal longing: to feel seen, safe, and part of something greater than ourselves.
