In our fourth episode the pop star sensation dreams about living in a non-digital world and gives advice to her younger self...
Digital cover: Lasers, lightning and synchronised backing dancers – Charli’s Crash tour is the crowning point in her complex journey to pop stardom. THE FACE joins her while she laps up the glory in Los Angeles.
With at least eight upcoming projects under her belt, Charli has firmly broken out from the confines of pop stardom to embrace the world of film. So what does her presence bring to the big screen?
Review: With her sparkly pop anthems, Charli provides a cathartic release for her Scottish stans.
She's pop music’s fearless trailblazer, a committed experimentalist who’s navigated the music industry machine and kept her integrity intact. Now, Charli XCX is back with a rowdy, ravey record which laps up the drama of friendships, fall-outs and fame.
Meet the brash four-piece with a glossy image, a killer sense of humour and a bitch-pop sound to match.
Quarantine culture arrives this week, featuring: Christine and the Queens, Diplo, Rita Ora, Clairo and Kim Petras.
The 22-year-old actor has come a long way since his film debut in Licorice Pizza. Now he goes even further in Stephen King’s The Long Walk – and waaay further in Gregg Araki’s dominatrix drama I Want Your Sex.
Charli hosted the only afterparty worth its salt after her set last weekend. Timotheé Chalamet, PinkPantheress, The Dare, Clairo and Leonardo DiCaprio were just some of the celebs in attendance.
Fashion news of the week: Plus, Alex Consani and Jacquemus bring us high-altitude chic, Burberry wants you to snuggle up with your nearest and dearest and MM6 and Dr. Martens join forces.
Also on the Rated by THE FACE Playlist: Smerz, Olan Monk, Grace Ives and Rosalía.
In The Moment, Charli xcx’s mockumentary about the hell of being – and extending – her brand, the actor plays her stressball manager Tim, the man in the middle of the chaos, to perfection.
The legendary director on his most vulnerable, revealing film yet, The Shrouds, and the fact he and Charli xcx are digital pen pals. Or, at least, that’s how he makes it sound.
The R&B singer and producer – buoyed up by Brockhampton and Charli XCX – is releasing his own quasi-album that makes for a killer driving soundtrack.
