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.
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.
Good, Evil, and Everything In Between: Inside SF1OG’s Studio After Ten Seasons
Inside SF1OG’s Berlin studio, Rosa Marga Dahl reflects on ten seasons of fashion, the tension between good and evil, and why true individuality might be impossible. From sacred linen to deadstock textiles, she reveals how history, identity, and sustainability shape the label’s ever-evolving creative language.
The Death of the Individual: Zooey Gleaves on Taste, References & Cultural Obsession
Zooey Gleaves traces the hidden histories of fashion, art, and pop culture through his living series References, inviting us to be curious rather than to consume.
Notes on Self: What Niche Fragrance Says About Who We Want to Be
Dust, Milk, Rubber—Why the Internet is obsessed with smelling different
#HOT or #FLOP: The Fashion Trends We’re Loving and Leaving this Fall
HOT: BIG, SCARY SUNGLASSES The bigger, the scarier, the better. In the last few years, with the immense rise in popularity of trends like the ‘office siren’ look and the Y2K look coming back around, small glasses have taken center stage—we’re talking tiny bayonettas and super-skinny cat eyes as far as our heavily shaded vision […]
Fear and Femininity in Horror: The Women We Make Monsters
From “scream queens” to the complex depictions of female rage and desire, women in horror not only entertain but also challenge the societal view of the female experience.
The Space in Between: Tobias Kruse on the Beauty of Becoming
Where instinct meets intention, and simplicity becomes something more.
Is Who We Date Who We Are? Swipes, Swag-Gaps & Secret Weddings
Can who we love really be separated from what we believe? And when did our partners become extensions of our personal brands?
