The Breaking — Escaping the Mold, Shattering Shells of the Past
For TITLE’s August Cover, photographer Jvdas Berra explores the beauty of breaking free from fixed identities, where perfection cracks and transformation begins.
The Breaking — Escaping the Mold, Shattering Shells of the Past
Retiring Perfection: The Diva Reset — Stefanie Giesinger Redefining Girlhood
For TITLE's July Digital Cover, Stefanie Giesinger opens up about identity, vulnerability, authenticity, and why true growth begins when you stop reinventing yourself and start remembering who you are.
Fashion Theatre & Shadowed Jewelry — Cinematic Glamour Reframed
TITLE’s May Digital Cover transforms vintage noir glamour into a futuristic meditation on performance, identity, and sculptural jewelry through the cinematic lens of Holly McCandless-Desmond and the visionary styling of Pav Nagra.
Act Less, Feel More – Gizem Emre Unscripted
In our April Digital Cover story, the Berlin-born actress, Gizem Emre, strips back the performance to talk identity, freedom, and what it really means to live beyond labels. On and off screen.
Where Willow, Glass, and History Meet Fashion: A Residency in the Uckermark
For the fifth edition of FASHION X CRAFT, Fashion Council Germany and The King’s Foundation have brought their residency to Werkhaus Stöckle, a former metalworking school turned home for artists, makers and new ideas.
From Camp to Creep: TITLE Mag’s All-time Favorite Fall Films
From campy vampire comedies to gothic thrillers and cozy classics, TITLE Magazine rounds up its favorite fall films for every autumn mood. Whether you’re in the mood for something spooky, romantic, or comforting, these are the movies to add to your watchlist for chilly evenings.
Soundtrack of the Season: Five Alternative Artists for Your Fall Playlist
Here’s your soundtrack for the shift from summer to autumn. Think mellow R&B, soulful harmonies, and dreamy bedroom pop for golden-hour walks, rainy afternoons, and falling in love as the days get colder. Featuring five emerging artists to have on your radar before everybody else catches on.
EV HALI: Carrying Home—Transcending the Boundaries of Tradition
Through sculptural silhouettes, unexpected textures, and expressive styling, this fashion editorial explores the space between softness and rebellion. Delicate details meet an unconventional edge, reimagining femininity through a playful, contemporary lens.
The Internet is Still Out There: A Guide to the Weird and Wonderful World of the Indie Web
As social media becomes increasingly AI-driven, algorithmic and influencer-bait, it feels like we’re losing the internet we actually enjoyed using. The one where you could disappear down a rabbit hole for hours, stumble across something completely bizarre, or find a tiny corner of the web that felt like it belonged to you. Think old-school Tumblr, Bebo, the early days of Twitter… A little less glossy, a little more personal.
Before/After (And Now): Sofie Royer on Music, Film, and Not Overthinking It
For Sofie Royer, making music is as much about knowing when to let go as it is about knowing what to create. In conversation, she discusses her new album Before/After, her love of film, DIY music videos and why some things are better left imperfect.
5 Unexpected Halloween Costumes Inspired by Art, History, and Culture
There are two types of people: those who go all out for Halloween and those who wait until the last minute to figure out what to wear. From a Victorian-era goose to Lisa Frankenstein, these five unexpected costume ideas draw inspiration from film, art, history, and pop culture.
Reclaim Your Name: The Power of Taking Back Your Truth
What happens when you expose yourself to fight back against the headlines? From Julia Fox’s Down the Drain and Hayden Panettiere’s This Is Me to Lorde’s Virgin and Ariana Grande’s petal, four women have turned their personal stories into a way of taking control of the images that have followed them. But why are we so hungry to know?
Five Emerging Designers That Killed It at London Fashion Week This Year
From altered perceptions and experimental tailoring to identity, memory and anti-war sentiment, these five emerging designers brought some of London Fashion Week SS27’s most compelling ideas to the runway.
The BERLIN PSYCHO: Arda Saatçi on His Biggest Opponent
For TITLE’s September 2026 Digital Cover, Arda Saatçi steps into the role of the Berlin Psycho, opening up about discipline, risk, ambition and the relentless pursuit of becoming better than the person he was yesterday.
