The late model and stylist was a stalwart of ’80s British fashion, but hardly anyone knew he was an artist, too. As a new exhibition celebrating his work opens at Graces Mews gallery, those who knew him best reflect on his legacy.
Also on the Rated by THE FACE Playlist: Dave, BNYX, Lily Allen and Slew.
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.
The Rick Owens muse has called on a handful of avant-garde artists for a video-based exhibition celebrating the new Dr. Martens collab. Ahead of the opening, we dial in with Sissy Misfit to hear more.
From Stone Island jackets to The Hunger Games costumes, a retrospective of the artist’s work shows how he innovated pitchside fashion and made it couture.
Martine Rose x Nike, Coperni and Vetements have all embraced the spark of LAN parties. Are other brands ready to plug-in?
The LA-based instrument manufacturer have tapped Turnstile, hardcore’s most exciting band, to fly the flag for the new American Pro Classic.
When the actor was in town shooting one project (Panic Carefully), while promoting another project (Dope Thief), we couldn’t pass up an opportunity to send our teenage reporter, Sik, to clink cuppas with him.
Wiser and now sober, producer and DJ Jamie Roberts is at a turning point in his career, swapping pounding techno for more conceptual listening. We caught up with the British legend ahead of his C2C festival debut.
Sufferin’ succotash! Amelia Gray takes us to wacky land for her second FACE cover.
The Liverpool-raised actor tells us about making BBC mob drama This City Is Ours – a tale of missing coke, car chases, shoot outs and… line-dancing.
The psychological thriller, starring Archie Madekwe and Théodore Pellerin, takes a deep dive into parasocial relationships as a superfan achieves his wildest dream: becoming friends with his favourite artist.
Also on the Rated by THE FACE playlist: Skrillex, Sassy 009, BXKS and Fcukers.
From Prada remixed trenches to Dsquared2 backless heels at and subversive technical garb at Saul Nash, Milan men’s shows didn’t hold back.
