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This alt-homeware brand is sewing and stuffing off-the-wall objects to spruce up your pad, while also providing some much needed lockdown stress relief.

Sun, sea and psychedelic sounds! DJ and producer Maft Sai gives us the low-down on the sleepless city, Bangkok.

Over the last year, prescriptions to antidepressants in the UK have soared. One of their most exasperating side effects? A decreased sex drive and inability to reach orgasm.

All the good stuff from Burberry, Aaron Esh, Supriya Lele, JW Anderson, Fashion East’s Olly Shinder, Standing Ground, Johanna Parv and ASAI, KNWLS, Ashley Williams, Molly Goddard, Stefan Cooke and Chopova Lowena.

In a triumphant return to the runway, NYC’s big favourite offered wonder, hope and curiosity in an explosive AW21 collection.

With contributions from Dobby Club and Blondey, Mancunian photographer Oliver Jackson’s ode to one of his favourite shows is testament to its cultural appeal – and reveals a lot about the British psyche.

Volume 4 Issue 3: Georgian cinema has birthed a new film hero, Levan Gelbakhiani. After starring in the Tbilisi love story, And Then We Danced, the young actor has become one to watch.

After all, Molly-Mae did it. And against a backdrop of botched procedures and a pandemic-fuelled return to natural beauty, it would seem many others are following in the influencer’s direction. THE FACE explores whether or not tweakment reversal could be the next big thing.

Episode 2: Now that our favourite show is back on the airwaves, we've trawled the internet to find out where you can buy each character’s most memorable get-up, look-by-look.

Un/employmenthood: As final year university students across the UK prepare for adult life, Dominique Sisley meets those still struggling to find work a year on from graduation.

With some critics heralding the latest A24 film the horror of the year so far, we take a look-back at the folks that came before it. Expect pagan rituals, witchcraft and a creaky branch or two.

As winter draws in, women have never felt more threatened on Britain’s streets. THE FACE asks organisations, observers, campaigners and readers what changes need to happen now.