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The cult photographer’s latest book collates over a decade’s worth of her personal workbooks into a moving project which, unlike much of the AI slop clogging up our feeds, vibrates with life.

Ahead of his new exhibition in Kyiv, THE FACE visits Chinese artist Ai Weiwei in his Berlin studio. Unsurprisingly, he was as wise as he was witty.

Discerning talent hub No Agency has teamed up with discerning London-based casting director Emma Matell for its first London office. And THE FACE was there to cut the ribbon...

The legendary Chinese-American actress subverted stereotypes through fashion and – eventually – an unapologetic rejection of Western attitudes towards her. Ahead of a retrospective of her films at the BFI, we break down some of her greatest get-ups.

As the Tate retrospective has come to a close, one of Bowery's earliest friends and collaborators, David Walls, reflects on his complex relationship with the provocateur.

The best in music, fashion, ice cream, writing and styling, all from the new issue of THE FACE.

The Domestic Stage, a new book by researcher and Central Saint Martins lecturer Adam Murray, explores what happens when fashion photography steps inside your home.

The 22-year-old actor has come a long way since his film debut in Licorice Pizza. Now he goes even further in Stephen King’s The Long Walk – and waaay further in Gregg Araki’s dominatrix drama I Want Your Sex.

A portfolio of fresh faces bringing energy to the scene. Captured by Hedi Slimane over three days in East London, July 2025.

Lime bikes, Morley’s and Munya Chawawa – 3D artist Carlos Rico’s viral “GTA” trailer has got us thinking that the Rockstar team should be swapping Florida for Finsbury Park…

Breathless in Glowing Air brings together the work of 62 buzzy photographers, as curated by Jesse Feinman, founder of Pomegranate Press – an independent publisher that also happens to be celebrating its tenth birthday. What’s not to love?

Get some of these swoony reads in over what’s left of summer.

If it's good enough for Charli xcx's wedding party, it's good enough for us.

The BAFTA-nominated filmmaker turns his attention to the rituals of everyday Black life in his new project, rituals: Unionblack.

FACE friends Finnegan Travers, Jesse Glazzard and Celia Croft have dusted off their most personal work for their Clutching at Ornaments show in East London.

Before Paris’ Centre Pompidou shuts down for five years to be renovated, the German artist/photographer is putting on a career-spanning exhibition there – and it’s a sprawling, mind-bending affair.

Hunter's first book takes inspiration from their own experiences of class anxiety and racial tension. Somehow, they managed to write it while working as an NHS doctor.

The legendary director on his most vulnerable, revealing film yet, The Shrouds, and the fact he and Charli xcx are digital pen pals. Or, at least, that’s how he makes it sound.

The actor is currently in two TV shows, is busy writing a third and has a podcast on Alex Cooper’s Unwell network. We caught up with the self-confessed "friend slut" to find out how he does it.

What does your bedroom say about you? A lot, according to New York photographer Sophia Wilson. Come take a look...

The model, actress, filmmaker, writer and artist has seen a lot in her time. Now, she just wants to feel understood, and for “people see the truth and acknowledge what a kind, good, beautiful woman I am, inside and outside”.

Rayne Fisher-Quann interviews one of our finest cultural critics about the allure of extreme characters, self-discovery as a product of celebrity, and why there’s no writing more personal than criticism.