Archive for August 2026
Sabrina Lynch: Humanity, Community, and Culture
Discovering Human Dignity and Shared Traditions in the Photography of Sabrina Lynch Sabrina Lynch’s “Humanity: Community & Culture” is a deeply personal visual journey through the lives, traditions, and quiet moments of communities across the world. Through more than 100 pages of photography, Lynch invites viewers to slow down and look closer. Instead of observing…
Read MoreEmma Van Engelen – Bhumi Clothing – Divine Garden
Bhumi Clothing’s Divine Garden merges 3D-printed innovation, sculptural sensuality, and mythology with a more inclusive vision of fashion At the crossroads of innovation, sustainability, and artistic expression, Emma van Engelen is reimagining the possibilities of contemporary fashion. Through the use of 3D printing, bio-based materials, and sculptural forms inspired by nature, mythology, and the human…
Read MoreISSKA: Furniture as Fashion, Space as Story
Reimagining the Boundaries of Architecture and Design Through ISSKA The boundaries separating fashion, design, and art have never felt more fluid. As creative disciplines continue to overlap, a new generation of designers is challenging traditional categories, creating work that exists comfortably between worlds. Among them is Jessica Solnicki, the architect and designer behind ISSKA, a…
Read MoreCircle: Inside The Private Women’s Network
Founded by Alise Trautmane-Uzuner and Kathrin Lausch, Circle brings together women across culture, business, investment and philanthropy. During Haute Couture Fashion Week in Paris, I discovered why the room matters as much as the guest list. During Haute Couture Fashion Week in Paris, Circle invited me to one of its intimate gatherings. The name sounds…
Read MoreThe Zetter Bloomsbury, London
An imaginary collector, antique textiles, and the luxury of curated imperfection at The Zetter Bloomsbury. There is something slightly uncanny about The Zetter Bloomsbury. It feels as though it has been here forever. Not simply the building, six Georgian townhouses beside the British Museum, but the rooms themselves. Rugs look inherited. Paintings seem accumulated rather…
Read MorePANDEMONIA: PLASTIC FANTASTIC
The Architectural Marvel of an Inflatable Icon, Pandemonia I first met Pandemonia at the V&A during Richard Quinn’s Fashion in Motion show, which is perhaps the only sensible place to meet a seven foot inflatable blonde. The museum was already alive with Quinn’s delicious theatre: extravagant silhouettes, floral fantasies and enough fashion drama to make…
Read MoreIMMORTAL: Anya Nami and Kamal Sad Releases New Single
Anya Nami and Kamal Sad on Masks, Mouths, and the Beautiful Danger of Being Seen in IMMORTAL For three years, Anya Nami was a mystery by design. A mask. A voice without a face, a name people whispered without quite knowing who they were whispering about. That was the deal, and it worked until it…
Read MoreAnish Kapoor: When Sculpture Meets Architecture
There is a moment, almost as soon as you enter Anish Kapoor’s exhibition at the Hayward Gallery, when you stop looking at the sculpture. Instead, your eyes drift to the building, then back to the Anish Kapoor sculpture. Then back to the building again. It is an unexpected reaction, but perhaps it shouldn’t be. The…
Read MoreIoannis Papadimitriou: Sculptural Forms & Alchemy
From Thessaloniki to the Coeus Label: How Ioannis Papadimitriou bridges historical textiles with modern silhouettes. Balance, transformation, and the echoes of history lie at the heart of Ioannis Papadimitriou’s design universe. Based in Thessaloniki, the emerging creative behind Coeus Label approaches fashion differently. He sees it not merely as a finished product, but as an…
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