Beauty drops of the month: Also featuring travel saviours from 100mL and a properly good mascara from Anastasia Beverly Hills.
100%: Sibling duo Brandon and Savannah Hudson answer salient questions about Woodstock, Travis Scott and er, pretend cooking.
Editor Matthew Whitehouse on cover star Taylor Russell, and the musicians keeping England’s folk tradition alive.
Thanks to music leaks and Praying ads, it seems like everyone’s becoming Addison Rae stans – *gasp* – unironically. Oh, how the tables have turned.
There’s a homoerotic trend sweeping one of the warmest summers on record. White vests, trucker caps and Dickies are turning young, straight men into sleazy, greased-up mechanics.
From queer raves to hedonistic mansion parties, these kinky, XXX-rated events aren’t as intimidating as you might think. Pull on your fishnets, it’s time to dive in.
THE FACE speaks to British-Somalian artists about stigma, solidarity and the future of the scene.
As pop-punk trailblazers Paramore return, complete with a new romance within the line-up, is the curse of “bandcest” a thing of the past? Or are those just, ah, rumours? A writer with personal experience reports.
Since 1913, Kyoto University’s Yoshida dorm has been home to radical, anti-establishment youth.
Pleasure seekers: walk towards the red light. Over here, we’ve got transgressive nudes shot by Harley Weir, ’80s erotica from Julia et Vincent, bodybuilders and even some horny homeware.
Armed with sunglasses and Berghain entry tips, the new wave ravers are spilling all the secrets.
It’s already affecting the weekly shop, but will coke be getting more costly? Simon Doherty speaks to four dealers to see if the cost-of-living crisis is hitting their trade.
Fashion news of the week: Plus, Calvin Klein’s hot new campaign, Ferragamo’s Renaissance, and Telfar and Melissa’s all-clear collab.
This year marks the third iteration of the MQBMBQ (My Queer Blackness, My Black Queerness) residencies at the Tuscan retreat, the hottest place to work as an artist over the summer – literally.
Editor Matthew Whitehouse on this issue's 40-page cover-story, shot by Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott and featuring clothes made entirely by new designers.
