Twenty Years of Connection: Inside J.A.W Collective’s Family Reunion
What happens when club culture and improvised music stop existing in parallel and become one continuous experience? To celebrate its twentieth anniversary, J.A.W Family transformed Berlin's 90mil into a weekend-long experiment in connection, community and seriously good music.
Join us as we look back on TITLE Magazine's RESET print launch with ANTIclub and The Ordinary: a day of wellness, community, yoga, and self-care in the heart of Berlin.
When every street corner transforms into a cafe, concept store, or a “hidden gem”, what remains of the communities that were there before? As food becomes a central part of the travel experience, this article explores how tourism, social media, and urban development are changing the streets we thought we knew.
Following the debut of Playground Love at Berlin Fashion Week, Malaika Raiss discusses nostalgia, sustainable fashion, craftsmanship, and the evolution of MALAIKARAISS over the past fifteen years.
William Fan debuted his SS27 collection, EXCHANGE, at Berlin Fashion Week, combining travel-inspired narratives, relaxed tailoring, and upcycled materials. In our exclusive interview, the Berlin-based designer reflects on the memories woven into every garment.
During Berlin Fashion Week, Laura Gerte's SS27 collection, Lost to Virtue, transformed fashion into a dialogue about feminism, freedom, and female autonomy. As the historic theatre flooded with red light and hypnotic techno beats briefly took on a clublike atmosphere, we spoke with the designer about the ideas that shaped one of the week's most thought-provoking collections.
During Berlin Fashion Week, Lou de Bètoly transformed a showroom into an intimate exhibition of craftsmanship, reworked objects and experimentation. We stepped inside to speak with the designer about her creative process, her embrace of the unexpected, and why limitations can become part of the design process.
Clara Colette Miramon debuted her SS27 collection at Berlin Fashion Week. In our exclusive interview, the Berlin-based designer discusses her creative inspiration, women in business, and the power of embracing femininity.
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.
On a rain-soaked Sunday morning at Berlin Fashion Week, Lagos-based label Fruché made its highly anticipated Berlin debut with KLEG, transforming imperfection into something deeply beautiful.
