In her feature debut, Bertie, together with director Aidan Zamiri, brings the playful wit and satire of her anti-commercial magazine project to Charli xcx’s world of celebrity.
Nadia Lee Cohen, Elaine Constantine, Simon Wheatley and Eileen Perrier pay their respects in light of the iconic photographer's passing last year.
Skaters, cool kids and waifs – a newly published reproduction of the young photographer’s journal gives us an intimate view of sleepless nights in New York in the early ’90s.
Rising designer and model Sofia Testino on shopping in Kyoto, The Clash and the one item she wore all year round.
By embracing the ideas of cutting-edge fashion collaborators, the Japanese brand has gained relevance far beyond the world of sport.
An adaptation of Gus Van Sant’s 2005 film, this transgressive opera is loosely based on Kurt Cobain’s final days and seeks to dismantle who (or what) we think of as “idols”.
For Theo Cottle’s latest project, the photographer spent several weeks capturing the extraordinary discipline of the Japanese children who practice the sport.
Fashion’s favourite four-eyed artist and set designer is bringing festive cheer to Oxford Street with a panoramic installation. We gave him a call to talk presents, Prince and the perfect New Year’s.
Hide your Labubu's next year, influencer and FACE presenter Saskia does not want to see them.
The DJ, London clubland legend and FACE presenter has allegedly been out every night since 1976. Cor what stamina! We managed to keep her still long enough to talk beauty, London nightlife, and what’s in for 2026.
The psychological thriller, starring Archie Madekwe and Théodore Pellerin, takes a deep dive into parasocial relationships as a superfan achieves his wildest dream: becoming friends with his favourite artist.
Every issue, we put together a list of rising stars to watch. From TikTokers to musicians, designers to writers, these are the names you need to jot down in your Notes app.
Anthem, or Singing With My Friends, has swiftly become the go-to karaoke night for fashion crowds in London. From the best songs to singing dos and dont's, founders Fiona Hartley and Zac Klein gave us the lowdown on the messy night bringing creative heads together.
From running into fakemink to cracking her knee open at Primavera, stylist Ch'lita has had a pretty fun 2025. She told us all about it.
Writer and curator Tosia Leniarska reflects on the almost 50-year career of an artist who constantly transforms herself into other people.
The eternal shapeshifter joins forces with FACE Fashion Director Danny Reed for our winter issue.
From rare first edition books to obscure ephemera and loads of records, founders Bruno Halpern and Daniel Lichtenstein know all about finding treasure in trash.
The breakout star of Rachel Sennott’s riotous HBO series I Love LA is about to shoot straight to Safdie stardom in ping pong Oscar contender Marty Supreme. For Odessa A’zion of Los Angeles, opportunity knocks.
When everything else was going wrong, the 27-year-old comedian landed a job working with Rachel Sennott “one of the hardest working, most determined people I’ve ever met” on her acclaimed HBO show.
New book Short Form brings together key voices in screen culture to investigate how we see the practice of filmmaking. Here's FACE friend Philippa Snow on the Wild West of late-night MTV.
Elijah Quashie started his once-viral chicken shop review series, The Pengest Munch, a decade ago. Since then, other creators have made chicken their bread and butter, but for 32-year-old Quashie, the hunger still remains.
During Frieze week in London, Jago Rackham had eight models, friends and artists eat food for six hours, all clad in McQueen. Gluttony has never tasted – or looked – so good.
The late model and stylist was a stalwart of ’80s British fashion, but hardly anyone knew he was an artist, too. As a new exhibition celebrating his work opens at Graces Mews gallery, those who knew him best reflect on his legacy.
MoMu’s latest exhibition, GIRLS, explores girlhood through fashion, film, art and objects. To find out more about it, we spoke to its guest curator of film, Claire Marie Healy.
