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Rated by THE FACE: a playlist featuring J Hus, PinkPantheress and Destroy Lonely, Hannah Diamond and Erick the Architect.

The St. Louisian rapper laughs at critics and her own jokes. With the viral success of Pound Town and a raucous appearance at the BET Awards, she's bringing "raw shit" back into the rap game.

Paris went on for what felt like a year, but creative directors hinting towards their exits kept things unpredictable.

Fashion news of the week: plus! Bottega Veneta’s Kate Moss fanzine, Sage Flowers’ new book, Flannels’ exhibition with Corbin Shaw and brand-new Pleasing.

For the first time since records began, American women are consuming more weed than men. Almost 25 years on from reefer bro films like Dude, Where’s My Car? and Pineapple Express, what does the stoner look like in 2025?

Inspired by Friday's headliner Playboi Carti, thousands of fans braved the scorching sun in a rap and metal merging style known as "opium" (think: Mayhem meets The Matrix). Who said subculture was dead?

Big takes on: Bianca Saunders, Wales Bonner, Acne Studios, Courrèges, Homme Plissé Issey Miyake, Rick Owens, Givenchy, Dior, Isabel Marant, Ami and plenty more.

Kicking off PFW with a bang, Vuitton’s new creative director picked up where the late, great Virgil Abloh left off with heavy codes of streetwear and an air of childlike wonderment. Plus the splashiest front row, like, ever.

There is, again, trouble in paradise as The White Lotus welcomes its latest batch of victims-we-mean-guests. Aimee Lou Wood spent seven (!) months in Thailand for the occasion: “It was exactly like The Truman Show”.

We quizzed author and Forever Mag co-founder Madeline Cash about AI and how her electrifying new book captures the weird spirit of our times.

Daily Beauty Rituals: The indie rock star takes us through a day of beauty, from waking up in last night’s makeup to her bedtime spliff.

Steve Brooks’ much-loved, sold-out book has just been re-released with unseen images. Here, we chat to Sarah Lewis, who has almost finished a tell-all documentary on the Soho barbershop – some 27-years after starting it.