Vol 4 issue 26

In the 2024 General Election, Jovan Owusu-Nepaul stood as the Labour candidate in Clacton in Essex. He was beaten by Nigel Farage. Two years on, as Reform UK threatens to overrun mainstream British politics, Jovan returns to the constituency with photographer Sarah Stedeford to ask: if this is the seat of the UK’s next Prime Minister, what can Clacton teach us?

Negotiating your adolescent bedroom hobby into a multi-platform empire sounds likea pretty good job to us. Where do we apply?

Last autumn, disgruntled youths took to the streets of Nepal after years of government corruption and nepotism. Then, after successfully deposing the prime minister following two days of bloody protests, the “Gen Z Revolution” turned to Discord to find its next leader. Nepali photographer Chemi Dorje Lama was there as it all unfolded.

A fashion story from the spring 2026 issue of THE FACE, photographed by Jonathan Frantini and styled by Taylor Thoroski.

As Greenland increasingly becomes used as a playground for geopolitical football, the Sisimiut photographer and artist remains committed to making work on his own terms, in his own way.

In the UK, substance-fuelled orgies are thriving and ambulances are dispatched daily for GHB and meth overdoses. A small contingent of frontliners are fighting to save users from sexualised drug addiction and its deadly risks – here are some of their stories.