With a new single, Livin, out today, Shaun Ross talks exclusively to THE FACE about making the move from modelling to music (’cos he’s on a shift, geddit?).
My Media Diet: The comedian has just released his new podcast, Ride, and has his own TV show in the pipeline. Here, he recommends Pedro Pascal TikToks and cures for perioral dermatitis.
It’s the print that never loses its cool. For decades, we’ve gone crazy for camo, but how do you wear it without looking like you’re about to join up?
Best mates Maria Georgiou and Rhiannon Butler combine comedy and good grub.
Writer of Netflix horror sensation Cam lifts the lid on her latest book Camgirl, an intimate look at life in front and behind the webcam.
The unflinching Bradford playwright was overlooked during her lifetime. Now The Face speaks to the Northern writers keeping her spirit alive.
Rated by THE FACE: a playlist featuring Lil Nas X, 21 Savage, Ariana Grande and Erika de Casier.
Fashion news of the week: Plus, The Stath returns for Stone Island, Supreme turns 30, Puma and Ottolinger, Stüssy and Levi’s, and New Balance’s 1000.
Malia and Sasha are mysterious, effortlessly stylish and can pull off a chain-smoking pap shot that makes you want to chuck the vapes. Mary-Kate and Ashley, we’ve found your successors.
Two savvy New Yorkers – Thi Lam and Rance Nix – have borrowed the premise of Netflix’s Love Is Blind to help people in lockdown find love.
The Downtown retail space is blowing up beyond South Florida’s skateboarding community.
The former Face editor reminisces about the golden era of rave ahead of Sweet Harmony, an exhibition seeking to inspire countercultural activity.
We catch the Raf Simons-approved Bristolian punk-techno duo before a sweaty show in Lisbon.
Yeezy season approaching. Expect a "rap album about God", affordable apparel with Mowalola in charge, and controversy.
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.
Volume 4 Issue 002: Journeying from EastEnders to Hollywood blockbusters with the “fucking crazy” anti-thespian.
August, 1996: Court cases, conflict and controversy made this year’s Tribal Gathering the cause célèbre of British dance culture.
