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Formed in the late ‘90s from the ashes of Kathleen Hanna’s riot grrrl band Bikini Kill, the reunited trio are now enjoying TikTok virality and credit for pioneering the so-called “indie sleaze” aesthetic.

After a season in Milan, the cult designer is back on British soil with a few surprises under her sleeve: a kinky show filled with shrunken silhouettes at a three-storey, disused Marylebone job centre.

Artists like Harry Duddridge and Esme Blegvad turn the traditional medium of stained glass on its head, creating sexy, pop culture-inspired pieces that look good enough to eat.

Fashion news of the week: Plus! Carhartt WIP’s comfies, Gucci’s grand designs, new Palace Evisu, Martin Parr for Louis Vuitton, Valentino’s new digs, Cartier’s new jewels and Bistrotheque’s 20th birthday.

100%: The Finnish-Uruguayan DJ, musician and label owner has a serious affinity for Star Trek and affogato.

Rated by THE FACE: a playlist featuring Nia Archives, Yung Lean, Bladee and Lava La Rue.

Blending a UKG tempo with cheeky lyricism, the West London boy is bringing some much-needed tenderness to British rap. Here, we share a tightened cut of his interview for END.’s Oakley FGL drop.

Aries’ collaborative book with photographer David Ledoux and stylist Phoebe Arnold, Gnarly, is a hardcore summer dream.

February 1994: Snoop Doggy Dogg is currently America’s top rap star. He’s also due to be tried later this year as an accessory to murder. In his first interview with the British press, he tells us whether the gangsta life celebrated on his records has now become reality.