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The London designer takes the complicated emotions that come with turning 30 and transforms them into a conceptual offering that unravels at the party
Sonnet Stanfill, lead curator of the V&A’s major new Schiaparelli exhibition, takes us through the provocative, daring history of the Italian house
As the first major exhibition about the Belgian designers opens at MoMu, the curators reveal their most surprising facts about the Antwerp Six
We asked experts about popular ‘looksmaxxing’ treatments, from jaw surgery to peptides and injectable steroids
Serena Fiore is transforming nail art into a maximalist playground of cybersigil spikes, chrome embellishments and manga-inspired fantasy
Instagram’s running influencers are facing backlash over an influx of injuries, falsified marathon times, AI-generated training plans and debates about privilege
Savage and satirical, Kruger’s conceptual art predicted the meme culture of today – now, she says, it’s the right that’s harnessing the power of polemics
Once vilified for the confrontational, pornographic charge of her work, Marilyn Minter is now recognised as one of the defining artists of her generation
No plan, no filter, no control, plenty of animals and drugs: the renowned artists recount the strange events of their parallel lives in a new book and exhibition, Bedtime Stories for Bad Boys and Girls
The filmmaker speaks to Dazed about the wild west of 90s video-making, the ‘irreplaceable freedom’ of low budgets, and his upcoming film with Charli xcx
Director Jan Komasa and actors Stephen Graham and Kit Rakusen sit down to discuss their latest film, which follows a teen delinquent kidnapped by a sadistic middle-class couple looking to whip him into shape
French illustrator and filmmaker Ugo Bienvenu’s Oscar-nominated film follows nine-year-old time-traveller Arco, who meets 10-year-old Iris after crash-landing in the future
For our Spring 2026 issue, we caught up with rising Nigerian star to hear how he’s fusing underground rap with the rich lineage of African dance music
The artist has been criticised online after claims that her security guard made an 11-year-old fan cry. The vitriol directed at her reeks of misogyny, argues Halima Jibril
For our 2026 Spring issue, the Shanghai-based rapper tells us about the hybridising influences that gave way to his radical ‘Nu China’ scene
Many of us feel burnt out and overwhelmed by our always-on culture. Maybe the cure is making space for more fun
We speak to author and translator Polly Barton about her debut novel, What Am I, A Deer?, a powerful story about an all-consuming crush
Last month, around 1,700 trans people in Kansas had their licenses invalidated, setting a dangerous precedent for trans rights across the US
Mar 26, 2026
Convenience culture encourages us to ignore the connection between what we consume and the harms these decisions can cause. But the BDS movement is encouraging young people to think – and eat – differently
Hot on the heels of films like The Substance, more and more novelists are grappling with the ugliness of beauty culture
Mar 25, 2026
Following his departure from the French house, we’re looking back at the artistic director’s most sultry moments from the last five years
Mar 24, 2026
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Many of us have playlists curated for our most intimate moments – but everyone has a different take on what makes a song feel ‘sexy’
Mar 20, 2026