The LA-based singer who cut her teeth writing songs for Beyonce, Dua Lipa and Mary J. Blige unpacks her new semi-autobiographical Wasted Youth EP, for which the title track’s music video premieres on The Face today.
Need inspo for your Jet2 getaway? From our good mate Dua to Hot Girl Meg, here’s where the It girls have been living it large.
“When I’m angry I think that’s when the most savage lyrics kind of come out”.
The creative polymath behind Miley Cyrus and Dua Lipa's Prisoner music video, Alana O’Herlihy (aka Lil Mami Lani) walks us through everything she does each day to feel fresh and look even fresher.
Since the pandemic, there's been a new wave of DIY nail techs. We talk to some of London’s most in-demand artists about transitioning from salons and the freedom that comes with working for themselves.
“Boys at school would tell me they wouldn’t kiss me because of the mole above my lip – now it’s my favourite thing about myself.” Here, the singer-songwriter weighs in on her beauty routine.
And we've got loads of photos of the action.
Some Insta sleuthing suggests that the UK’s biggest grime MC could be planning a project that champions female talent.
Talia Goddess and Mya Mehmi shut down our latest London event.
The designer’s latest Xtréme Sports drop is a commentary on the madness of today’s political world.
When The Little Mermaid trailer dropped last year, young Black girls flooded TikTok with their support. THE FACE connects them with their new Disney princess.
We rounded up friends of THE FACE for a proper fashion week knees-up, featuring Nia Archives, Charli XCX, The Cobra Snake and more.
Check out photos from our brand new live music series.
The Face guide to the 2020s: “In the next 10 years auto-generated music will benefit people who are less interested in the creative process but understand the value of generic music as a means to augment their celebrity.”
Capitalism has co-opted “being present” so we ignore that it’s actually the structure of work that’s affecting our wellbeing.
When the UK was thrust into lockdown, and many set about stress-making banana bread, a trio of creatives started an Instagram zine that encapsulates the quirks of life under lockdown in the capital.
