Rated by THE FACE: A playlist featuring Flo, Yunè Pinku, Frost Children and Jam City.
Fashion news of the week: Plus, get your mitts on Ganni x 66°North and Etro’s first bag designed by creative director Marco de Vincenzo.
These and other serious matters of state with House of the Dragon’s breakout star, in a deep-dive discussion as the HBO drama comes to a brilliant climax. Warning: here be spoilers.
Brace yourself: the British ballad queen has returned with her soaring new single Easy on Me. Here, we revisit her hits – which are some of the biggest breakup anthems ever committed to record.
Dollies and mermaids and whales, oh my! Counting down the movie magic we’re most excited about this year.
Can’t find the time to keep up with all the fashun? We’ve rounded up the biggest news of the week. Gird your loins...
The photographer is gearing up for the release of his first ever photobook – his most intimate work yet.
“There’s this tendency to look for icons… to the extent of losing whatever made that person human.”
Photographer Marc-Henri Ngandu captures candid shots of fashion’s frontline at the AW20 menswear shows.
Also on the Rated by THE FACE playlist: Cristale, Greentea Peng, Len and Mechatok.
After filling the airwaves with middle-of-the-road ballads, the British star signalled a more risky era with Unholy. New album Gloria plays it disappointingly safe, but Smith’s effort in queering the mainstream can’t be knocked.
The Swedish artist merges trance, trap and jungle ahead of his tour with Drain Gang.
It’s basically a pub quiz meets Race Across The World.
Help Tilda Swinton, Jeremy Deller, Wolfgang Tillmans and more in preserving the legacy of Britain’s influential gay artist.
With an adidas collab and a solo exhibition at London's Truman Brewery under her belt, 23-year-old Daisy Tortuga makes rugs to process the chaos of life.
The mega duo are back for an SS22 collection rooted in the woodlands. Get off yer asses and get outside, we say.
Generation Covid: to end our week of stories, the Labour MP for Nottingham East and the “baby of the House” talks archaic institutions, the power of movements and why the UK needs an irreversible shift in wealth and power.
