The Vietnamese-born Swedish designer
Claudia Comte at Copenhagen Contemporary
Rotterdam, Netherlands
From Uncategorised, Nuda
At home with Swedens biggest music breakthrough 2018
A danish avant-garde sculptor
Business as pleasure, pleasure as business
Model, Copenhagen
"I started using my face as my canvas and makeup as my medium"
Using weaving as a method to make seamless garments
An external and internal survey of her origin
by Iga Drobisz
A moment of reevaluation of our relationship with nature in light of the climate crisis
Working nine to five
"For me, it started with me drawing a portrait of the Marlboro Man. I found something both stylish and sad about those images."
Inspired by joy, punk, graffiti and cinema
A few words with the director and founder Maria Foerlev
Melbourne-based designer Tallulah Storm’s commitment to detail sets her apart from a trend-heavy climate
Her practice often starts from existential, feminist and queer perspectives
a few words with Christopher Nying, creative director and co-founder of Our Legacy
A studio visit at Michael Beutler’s
a private showroom and e-boutique stocking fashion’s rarities, located in Neukölln, Berlin
We celebrated the launch of nudapaper.com last Thursday
Selected works from Kucukkus personal photo diary
“I don't want to do anything that doesn't scare the shit out of me.”
Fictional ancestors with Curtis Talwst Santiago
Anatomie is the Berlin based duo Amandine Cheveau & Jean-Christian Pullin who want to create a dialogue between flowers, art and space.
Not yet 40 and Carolina Gynning is already a Swedish icon
Perfume for the post-digital
A feminist, TV host, podcaster, DJ, writer, and an artist whose main focus is ceramics
Sonia Witwitzka graduation collection “Limbo” from Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam
Sponsored content in collaboration with Ace & Tate
Blom knows her blooms
Stylist Nicole Walker in conversation with Tina Misaghi
Pieces from Nicole Walkers wardrobe
A talk with Karl Patric Näsman
We’ve fallen in love with the uncanny yet mesmerising work by Jamaican-Canadian artist Tau Lewis
"Generally people seem to perceive my stuff as “funny” and “weird”"