Denim Tears are not enough: with his new collection for London Fashion Week, Tremaine Emory shines a light on colonialism, colours and uncomfortable British history.
The Nine8 Collective member wears her heart on her sleeve on her new track, Breaking Point.
The Fence is London’s second-best magazine: an independent quarterly that publishes witty essays, sketches, investigations and insider accounts of powerful institutions. So when it came to deciding who we should send to cover October’s Frieze Art Fair, there was only one place to call.
And the Beat Goes On celebrates the much-loved clubnight and raises money for a vital new project.
Review: At the first date of the Sweetener tour, it becomes clear that Ariana's a pop legend in the making.
Lining up for Arsenal on the day will be two of THE FACE’s summer 2021 cover stars: Jordan Nobbs and Leah Williamson.
The multi-hyphenate artist is best known for his slick production work for NiNE8 Collective. Yesterday, he released his debut solo EP – Make It Thru – a compelling blend of hazy vocals set against a backdrop of hip hop beats and indie rock instrumentals.
The ICA’s brand-new, multi-sensory exhibition, Damien Hirst’s NFTs, food at Rita’s and loads more. THE FACE has got you covered.
Here are seven London-based hair stylists who will grant all your hair-raising dreams, no questions asked.
Illegal parties, Acid Corbynism and a police crackdown. 30 years after the Second Summer of Love are we in the midst of a rave renaissance?
Review: In 2016, Kano delighted grime loyalists with Made In The Manor – a return to form musically. His new album sustains his second wind.
New single Imposter reveals a side to R.A.E we’ve rarely seen: vulnerable and introspective, writing music only for herself.
Grow Tottenham and Howl have joined forces to provide you with a dedicated queer space in the midst of London’s crumbling nightlife scene.
The Spanish designer showed his first collection at London Fashion Week earlier this year – to rave reviews. Meet the man behind the sexy leathers and mythical horns as seen in Ashnikko’s latest music video, and up and down your Instagram feed.
Fresh from playing at London’s much-loved Adonis party, the former professional cyclist joins the Face Mix series.
Following the toppling of racist statues around the world, five Black London-based designers share their visions for systemic, abstract and physical spaces of Black joy exclusively for The Face.