Rosalía's Telepresence

Spanish superstar Rosalía, captured by Petra Collins, explores identity, presence, and mystery in a surreal fashion story inspired by digital ghosts.

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The Hellp: "People have really misconstrued us"

"Bring back gatekeeping."

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The Billion-Dollar Underdog:

A24 and the Business of Cultural Capital

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The Lamb Must Learn to Run With the Tigers

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Toshikazu Kayano: The Playful Maniac at ASICS

ASICS designer Toshikazu Kayano has been in the shoe game for over forty years. In this exclusive in-depth interview, the GEL-KAYANO designer tells Shane Anderson why he’s still an otaku freak at heart.

Everything Falls Apart so Beautifully Cyprien Gaillard

An intimate portrait of artist Cyprien Gaillard, who uncovers beauty in decay, forgotten places, and the traces civilization leaves behind. From Paris to Munich, he reflects on destruction, preservation, and living as a wanderer between worlds, where everything falls apart so beautifully.

Design with a Social Mission: Paulin Paulin Paulin

Benjamin and Alice Paulin continue Pierre Paulin's legacy through Paulin Paulin Paulin, a studio that reimagines his democratic design philosophy for today's world. Claire Koron Elat talked to Benjamin Paulin in their studio and house in Paris about conservation versus reinterpretation, hating luxury, and turning furniture into music.

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How Skateboarding Unites the World with Atiba Jefferson

Atiba Jefferson talks skateboarding, creativity, and his Vans “United Through Skateboarding” collection inspired by decades behind the lens.

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Driving With Heels

“The car crash is a fertilizing rather than a destructive event — a liberation of sexual energy.” — J.G. Ballard, “Crash” (1973)

Salehe Bembury on How to Cut Through the Noise

After leaving Yeezy and nearly going broke, designer Salehe Bembury rebuilt his career through persistence, innovation, and authenticity. In his new book Salehe: I Make Shoes, he reflects on his journey from Versace’s lone sneaker designer to redefining modern footwear with Crocs, New Balance, and beyond - offering a blueprint for cutting through the noise in today’s creative industry.

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Make It New

What does New Balance's 204L have to do with Modernism?

Obsessions in Osaka: Unsound’s Mat Schulz and Gosia Płysa

The Krakow-based Unsound festival touched down in Osaka for three days of deep bass and experimental music. Shane Anderson spoke to creative directors Mat Schulz and Gosia Płysa about artists eating glass, Japanese precision, and how a festival is like a novel.

Bury Me in Denim: Kelvyn Colt

REPLAY's latest collection, built on heavy denim, raw cotton, and ripstop, blends workwear with street culture. In this interview, German-Nigerian artist Kelvyn Colt—known for his viral freestyles—reflects on the power of individuality and self-expression through both fashion and music.

Berlin Marathon with Adidas and Brendahashtag

“Once every few years, it hits me that I would like to be a runner.” But Brendahashtag has a motivational problem. With hopes to fix it, she followed Adidas around during the Berlin Marathon.

I’m sorry, but you do not have enough coins for democracy

When Trump 2.0 began, he invited some of the world's most powerful technocrats into his court of jesters. Many didn't last long but the foundations were set: the US government would try to run the country like a startup, blockchain coins included. Technofeudalism is a term that's been used to describe the current administration, but what does it mean? Our dossier from the Summer 2025 issue looks at the prehistory of technofeudalism, how the US has changed the operating system, and why the tech bros find inspiration for domination in the medieval.

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Worldbuilding With Daisies

In Dover Street Paris’ B2 project space, Paige Silveria has curated the group show “Daisies,” featuring dance, sound, video, and other mediums. Here, Silveria speaks to Regis, Lucas Dupuy, and Gabrielle Schwan about Balkan music, skating, hardcore ballerinas, and world-building.

GONE GONZO

Gone Gonzo is a cultural road trip through style, power, and perception. Autofiction becomes performance, critique turns into confrontation, and the line between poetry and spectacle collapses.

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