A week of art, parties and big fun at Frieze LA
THE FACE took to LA to get involved in all the arty happenings last week. Here’s what went down.
THE FACE took to LA to get involved in all the arty happenings last week. Here’s what went down.
Mental Health Diaries: Tori West, the founding editor of BRICKS Magazine, walks us through a day of coping with severe anxiety and an eating disorder.
In the last year, ex-music manager Jerald Cooper has built a steady IG following by bridging the gap between Black culture and midcentury modern architecture. Now, he’s released a fancy deck of flashcards to teach you about your neighbourhood, and he’s got a lot more up his sleeve...
The London artist has teamed up with Vegyn for her debut project, SHILOH: Lost for Words.
Introducing the Leitat 1, a new respirator created by a Spanish consortium of doctors, engineers and scientists with the specific goal of battling the current pandemic.
The multidisciplinary artist has just released A Sphinx Looking For a Poet, a collection of poems written in Parisian solitude that’ll have you lunging for the suitcase.
Everyone’s favourite East London boutique is releasing a special anniversary capsule to mark 15 years in the biz. We asked founder Kyle Stewart some silly questions to learn more.
Daily Beauty Rituals: One of the platform’s funniest posters also has ridiculously good skin. Here’s what her routine looks like – budget finds, bougie-buys and all.
Martine Rose and Nike’s recent MRSTV sports channel – featuring Ruby Wax – follows a TV Guide listing of inside-the-box spoofs from Gucci, Telfar, JW Anderson, Balenciaga and Collina Strada. Why is fashion enjoying so much screen time?
Non-essential shopping gets the green-light. But how will coronavirus impact the future of retail? We asked four of our most-loved stores to weigh in.
Renowned for tearing up the club, Martyna Maja is experimenting in the new phase of her career with new EP Projections.
The Rising Star 2021 winner sits down with the Global Head of Music at YouTube, a key partner of this year’s BRIT Awards. Up for discussion: songwriting, Central Cee, and championing new talent.
Irish photographer Eimear Lynch spent the summer exploring female youth and identity through a series of intimate portraits. Little did she know it would help her discover her sense of self.
The elusive Scottish production genius talks us through five key tracks from her catalogue, then highlights five all-time sonic classics. Bitch, she’s Madonna and, dude, they’re Depeche Mode...
Rave Report: The globe-trotting duo have got a buzz going, creating carefree dancefloors as an antidote to the stiff vibe at too-cool industry parties.