Last Sunday, a warm honey combed space for love, monochrome hues, cotton and sharing opened its doors! The ‘classics brand for the modern woman’, Flore Flore, is now sold at Carmen Amsterdam. Flore Flore has expanded its wings from being an Amsterdam-based shop to a globally sought after brand. Founded by Florian van Zuilen, Flore Flore is a baby born in 2021, carrying a little bit of Copenhagen and NY fashion from van Zuilen’s work with major brands there: Diane von Furstenberg and GANNI. Her concept is chic basics. Flore Flore bridges comfort and movement within clothing, with classic silhouettes and tailored edges. She is the third generation woman in her family to work in fashion and draws from her mother, grandmother and female friends as a source of propelling inspiration and revitalisation.

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The night holds a kind of magic hard the fathom: gyrating bodies in dimly lit clubs, dancing, singing, and talking until the sun comes up. The night offers escapism and clubs curate the sublime, offering you a space to lose yourself in the music and merge with the community around you. Celebrating these fleeting moments of pure self-expression (the kind that cannot be found during the day). The Rhythm of the Night brings together a collection of these dusk-to-dawn explorations featuring video art by celebrated artists such as The Krazyhouse by Rineke Dijkstra, Wildness by Wu Tsang and Critical Mass: Pure Immanence by Anne de Vries.

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With an unquenchable thirst for constant progression and an intrinsic grandeur of his vision, AntsLive is the North-London troublemaker defying all expectations. Claiming the spotlight he righteously deserves, AntsLive’s entrance to the rap scene was far from shy – triumphantly galloping through mountain valleys and dining with a goat, the cinematic visual for Number One Candidate took the Internet by the storm. Digging deeper, the viral moment is just a tip of the iceberg – a bold introduction to the artist’s sonic dexterity and a knack for showmanship that makes his talent so exciting. As AntsLive lavishes in dizzying heights of the Italian Alps and his own breakthrough, we catch up with the musician to talk about the multi-dimensionality of his work, love for poetry and music videos as a dying art.

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JGrrey, the dazzling persona of Jennifer Clarke, is back and ready to take the music scene by the storm. Catching our eye (and ear) back in 2017 with her viral Colors show, to supporting Billie Eilish and being featured on Madlib's album, the London-based artist is a gem that keeps shining bright. Today, with big things on the horizon, JGrrey returns with an intoxicating new single Theirs13 – marked by her signature buttery vocals gliding over loose-limbed neo-soul and probing lyricism that tells the tales of life's cycles with a heart-warming sincerity. As JGrrey enters the era of reclaiming her sound and identity with a newfound force, we caught up with the artist to reflect on her journey, the feeling of love and the multitudes of her personality.

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Evita Manji's Spandrel? is one of those albums that anchor you with their weight and don't let you look away until the journey is completed. Drawing on the interconnectedness of the global and the personal, the Athens-based paints a tragically beautiful picture of pain and grief, coloured by a sudden loss of their partner and never-ending environmental crisises sprung on our generation. The title comes from evolutionary biology – spandrel is a term referring to features of an organism that carry no obvious survival functions, and is derived from architecture, where it represents a small aesthetic element in the corner of an arch

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Reflection and vulnerability may not be the first things you associate with a rave, but yunè pinku is here to show us that slowing down on the dancefloor for a sec can be a magical thing. Navigating the realms of electronic, the Malaysian-Irish London-based producer has been flagging up on our radar as the voice redefining all the rules – her club beats are spiced up with notes of hyper-pop, disco and garage, all gracefully tied together with her sugary tenor. With a sonic palette so explosive yet grounding, it's safe to say that yunè's sound is one that sets the tone for the boiling epicentre of the crowd as well as speaks to that one person in the corner whose mind is fully in the music. With the buzz of her latest release Night Light, we're excited to introduce you to your new musical obsession.

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Helsinki-based duo Pearly Drops create a soundscape that is 80s nostalgia put through a kaleidoscope of wistful lyricism and modern satire. Having paved their way into pop with their disruptive productions (working with the likes of ALMA and Inga Copeland), Sandra Tervonen and Juuso Malin are now taking up their own space on the scene with a distinctly imaginative pop sound.

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You know we all love a Telfar moment. The brand, famed for its "Bushwick Birkin", has been at the top of everyone's wish list since 2019, and they ain't going anywhere soon (I mean, let's not forget the Beyoncé shoutout)! Made from 100% genuine leather, featuring an embossed imprint of their iconic logo (alongside the logo zip), this 6-compartment bad-bitch status symbol is the latest must-have from the brand

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A nice gallery visit never fails to get us out of a slump, and with days getting gloomier while our bodies are still refusing to accept any form of routine post-holidays, a little mood lift is in order. So, Glamcult scouted art scene's current hot spots around our fav locations and curated a sweeping guide for that good art that hits the spot. An eclectic collection of both under-the-radar exhibitions and big names that you might have missed – this is your sign to drag yourself out of the house and get inspired. Scroll down for your city!

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