Born in Sudan, raised in the American Midwest, Dua Saleh is now in Wales, wrapping a role in Sex Education. But just how did a queer underground musician land a part in one of Netflix's biggest shows?
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Turning her back on the hardships of the past 24 months, the British-Iranian designer stages a morning meet-up in lieu of a fashion show as part of her mission to get us out and about.
A snapshot of the crop of community-driven labels making T-shirts and trainers a force for good and favouring giving back over cashing in.
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The latest celeb craze sweeping Hollywood is, er, a rejection of bathing in the name of climate change, with Jake Gyllenhaal, Mila Kunis and Kristen Bell all on board the anti-shower train. Is it really worth the BO or is it simply a pile of BS?
Every month, Wale Oloworekende covers the continent's most exciting releases and music news stories for THE FACE.
Gen-Z’s biggest names flock to the restaurant for comped, overcooked steak so they can get paparazzi’d outside.
After experimenting on previous mixtapes, the London rapper has added more melodic styles to his repertoire without compromising his sound.
Returning to physical shows, Jeremy Scott concocts a pastel-hued nursery rhyme for his latest collection, complete with farm-yard animals and scallop edge a-plenty.
The west London singer-songwriter, poet and fashion muse has had a stellar 2020 – yes, in spite of everything. On the eve of the release of her debut album, she discusses weird dreams about Harry Styles and the Gucci bag that got away.
"Looking to the future, I am feeling hopeful. I feel like I’ve seen the power of solidarity over the last year."
Volume 4. Issue 4: a powerful, Travis Scott-fronted issue that takes on the pandemic, politics and protest, sports, stars and style.
Flex culture as we once knew it is dead. These days, celebs and influencers are practising the art of subtle humblebrags.
Photographer Alexandra Leese enlisted Kiko Mizuhara, Beabadoobee and more for her latest project, celebrating old-school erotic calendars and 2024’s Chinese zodiac sign.
