Scroll through to see the photographer's backstage bits at the Dilara Findikoglu SS26 show and snapshots of The Dare, Charli xcx and more at the coolest afters. You're welcome.
The fizzy drink behemoth has relaunched its Share a Coke campaign for a new generation.
Puritanical online discourse about shagging on-screen is rife. And it's boring. Revolutionary Desires, a curious, incisive new book by critic and journalist Xuanlin Tham, is the perfect antidote.
With a little help from Corteiz boss Clint, there's a new edition of Simon's sought-after book Don't Call Me Urban.
As he launches his new A24-produced BBC series, Shifty, the cult documentary maker speaks to THE FACE about ketamine, Keir Starmer, Ethel Cain and all the strange shifts in his own filmmaking.
Alt-pop’s rising star on dodging fuckboys, swapping wardrobes with Jacob Elordi and the dark depths of HorseTok.
Forty years after its inception, the Belgian label continues to captivate a new generation of fans with its brooding, gothic designs, including Charli xcx, Jenna Ortega and Amelia Gray.
Also on the THE FACE playlist: Chanel Beads, Danny L Harle, Feng and Dry Cleaning.
The multidisciplinary artist's long-running project, A Statement of Pride, is a striking, nostalgic homage to the reclamation of Black hair and identity.
Also on the Rated by The Face playlist: PinkPantheress, Isaiah Hull and James Massiah
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.
As the work prepares to be shown at Photo London, writer Serhiy Morgunov, photographer Jesse Glazzard, and creative producer Eugenia Skvarska reflect on what it was like to document the lives of queer soldiers during Ukraine's fight against Russia.
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.
October 1999: The Prince you can trust. The anti-Puffy. Where Lauryn meets Marvin. D'Angelo, modern soul legend, is back.
A portfolio of fresh faces bringing energy to the scene. Captured by Hedi Slimane over three days in East London, July 2025.
Vancouver musician Sophia Stel self-produced bittersweet electropop anthems in the same venue where she tended bar. Then she walked the runway in Paris and inked a deal with A24 Music. Now, she’s connecting with diehard lovesick fans across the world.
