From Column to Icon: How Candace Bushnell Inspired Carrie Bradshaw
In Sex and the City, Carrie Bradshaw is more than an iconic character; she’s inspired by real-life journalist Candace Bushnell. Through her popular 1990s column in the New York Observer, Bushnell shared her experiences of love and friendship, ultimately shaping the beloved HBO series. Join us as we explore the fascinating blend of truth and fiction that brought Sex and the City to life.
Tenwi’s latest collection tears down the walls of perfection and censorship with unapologetic boldness. Set against the haunting backdrop of a Parisian cave, the collection speaks to Gen-Z’s raw defiance, celebrating authenticity with slogans like “CUNT” and “PIECEOFSHIT” boldly printed on minimalist designs. Inspired by Berlin’s underground techno scene and global influences, Tenwi challenges the polished facades of social media, embracing the beauty of imperfection. This isn’t just fashion; it’s a daring manifesto for those who refuse to be silenced, proudly wearing their complexities for all to see.
Discover the captivating story of Slavic, a homeless man whose unique style transformed him into an unlikely fashion icon. From the streets of Ukraine to the runways of major fashion houses like Balenciaga and Vetements, Slavic’s influence has left an indelible mark on the fashion industry. This article explores how his unorthodox approach to fashion inspired countless designers and sparked artistic projects like "Slavic's Fashion" by artist @yurkodyachyshyn. Dive into the legacy of a man who redefined style norms and proved that fashion can emerge from the most unexpected places.
Known by her experimental, slightly grungy style inspired by subcultures and her iconic acting roles in movies like ‘Kids’ (1995) and ‘Boys Don’t Cry’ (1999), Chloë Sevigny’s remarkable appealing to a countercultural sensibility has layer to that’s rarely discussed—her work as a film director.
Inside Shanghai Fashion Week 2024: Staff Only’s AI-Inspired SS25 Collection and More Shanghai Fashion Week has been making waves in the fashion industry for years, yet it often flies under the radar in Western media. With an eclectic mix of emerging designers, boundary-pushing aesthetics, and a fearless embrace of new technologies, this year’s event, showcasing the […]
The music business has always been tough, and that will never change. Even though it's often hard, it's a privilege to make art. We should value art so much more. Culture is an extremely important product of our society, and the thing that fascinates me the most. What do you leave behind? What are the memories that define us and our time? Art.
Previously, on September 27th, renowned photographer Stefan Kokovic celebrated two milestones: his birthday and his 10th photography exhibition, ‘1990‘. Featuring powerful images inspired by the era’s supermodels and 90s icons, ‘1990‘ is Kokovic’s tribute to a transformative decade in fashion. In an exclusive Q&A session with TITLE MAG, the artist reveals his creative process as well as his vision for this event.
Benjamin Li, a Rotterdam-based artist, explores identity, heritage, and colonialism through food, focusing on the unique cultural space of Chinese-Indonesian restaurants. His latest exhibition, In Search of Perfect Orange at FOAM Amsterdam (until Dec 1, 2024), recreates the ambiance of these restaurants using photography, video, and artifacts, offering a lens into migrant experiences and the colonial ties between the Netherlands and the East Indies.
Cuteness has been part of East Asia's pop culture and daily life for a long time. Thanks to Gen Z's newfound interest in all things cute since the breakout of the COVID-19 pandemic, cute styles, and products have become online trends and part of online and offline youth culture in the West, too.
This October, TITLE revisits the 1980s through a contemporary lens, capturing a transformative yet challenging decade for women*. While second-wave feminism expanded the conversation around women’s rights, the rise of the “supermodel” and a booming fitness culture added new layers of pressure to achieve an idealized body image. Our editorial reimagines this era, portraying women* […]
