We get a triple surprise with Earl Sweatshirt, MIKE, and SURF GANG

Meet Lexa Gates: After the calm, comes the swag

Lock the gates, we’re getting into a world we don’t want to leave. New York-raised and based singer-rapper Lexa Gates chimes in on a universe where affirmations take centre stage and manifest in the most material way through bluntness of word. Close to one decade of music making, Gates has recently released her sixth LP, “I am,” in which she brings soul-wrenching, goose-bump giving bars (trust us, it gets cold) in a seamless genre blending of nostalgia-inflated jazz and savvy lyrical rap. No pretty words, she says it as it is with her witty deadpan nature. Gates huffs chillness and has a certain swag only a Queens upbringing seems to conjure upon you.

Enfant terrible: tamed

Jean Paul Gaultier FW26 by Duran Lantink
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We wanna play house with Jenny Fax

FW26's take on family ties
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Inside HAGEL’s studio

Where ASICS are reimagined

Yseult unleashes her Freak

The Mother, The Daughter, The Spirit, The Freak

Rick Owens FW26

The underworld we’re all living in
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TSAR B

Tsar B performs her lead single “Amor” live on Glamcult TV. Loosely based on Claudio Monteverdi’s soprano solo in The Nymph’s Lament, Tsar B inhabits a broken-hearted nymph, accompanied by her own violin and joined by a cellist.

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Anything can be a dress if you’re brave enough

For their PFW debut, Poster Girl is taking the concept of ‘Objectified’ very literally. Eclectic items – a sunny-side up egg, a shell, a cut-off braid – are pedestalled in a very Duchamp-esque grandeur next to their big sister iterations in haute garments form.
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Crystal Murray’s music is mathematically modelled to make you cry

There is a strange, precise physicality to crying. It starts as an itch somewhere behind the ribs, a tingling pressure suffusing the chest. Your throat tightens. Blood races to your face. And then, almost against your will, your whole nervous system spills. Crystal Murray knows that feeling all too well. On her upcoming EP Anatomy of a Cry, the London-based artist turns toward the emotional physiology of tears. Like carefully plucking at invisible wires until they align in a configuration that overwhelms you – mathematically exact and capable of undoing you completely.

Matières Fécales FW26

The Ugly, the Dirty, and the Rich
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BonBom and Re Rhee FW26

Accessories make or break a show - and yesterday at Bonbom x Re Rhee, they made it. We’re officially obsessed with these slouchy hats: effortless, insouciant, sculptural. The kind of cool that doesn’t try, but also: doesn’t have to.
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The acts we're going Down The Rabbit Hole for

When we’re not busy doing other whimsical things on the terrain, that is.

Pour Me a Cup of HODAKOVA FW26

Feel free to make yourself at home!
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Vaquera FW26

Holy, horizontal, matrimony

Backstage with Grete Henriette

Grete Henriette is clearly an immaculate collector. The London-based designer has had us obsessing over her mesmerisingly ornate designs, where cutlery, crosses, watches, charms, scissors, horse brasses, and crystals hover over the body in a beautiful chainmail flow, reconfiguring themselves into modern mythologies. She is also a bit of a pastor, playing with Victorian silhouettes and Christian iconography to establish a church of her own – one that centers misfits and oddballs as ultimate deities. Still buzzing from her LFW show, Hysteria in Tartarus, we caught up with the designer to talk about the collection, her hoarding inclinations, and the inspo behind one of her favourite pieces, the Lobotomy dress (spoiler: it involves a male “doctor” going around performing lobotomies in his van).
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Paper isn’t the only thing shredded at Avavav’s FW26

The male gaze is getting shredded too.
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10 things you didn’t know about Slayyyter

With luscious golden curls and a Moschino cheap and chic babydoll white dress, supernova Slayyyter echoes late icon Brittany Murphy in Uptown Girls – but the baton is now firmly in her hands. Long adored and affiliated to genre-defying label PCMusic, Slayyyter leans into a new era, one where Americana-rhinestoned glam is infused with midwestern basement-club grit. Strutting in bedazzled Dorothy ruby heels with US glitter and fringed-up micro shorts, Slayyyter carries a loud and loaded arsenal with gritty electro, infectious pop, and the rawness of rock.

Is simplicity the new shock?

Demna’s Gucci runway debut was not what we expected
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We got Japanese denim, now let’s test the Dutch

2026 began with mass internet nostalgia of easier, Snapchat-filtered times – 2016. It was also the end of Vine, but importantly, it also coincided with the birth of G-STAR RAW’s experimental research lab under Aithor Throup’s direction. Ten years later, the reins of RAW RESEARCH have been passed to the creative duo Lisi Herrebrugh and Rushemy Botter. Through delving into the G-STAR archive, testing, and learning, the artistic directors present the new capsule range of 24 all-gender looks.
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