This aesthetic feels deeply alive. It echoes in the way Kit Connor, fresh from filming the finale of Heartstopper Forever, teases fans with a “steamy scene” wrapped in comic self awareness. He says he was “throwing myself on the ground in a different way” while shooting...
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Tommy Hilfiger’s F/W 2025 Campaign Races Into Preppy Cool with Claudia Schiffer and Nicholas Hoult
Tommy Hilfiger is leaning hard into speed this fall with a campaign that feels like the brand’s own fast lane. Titled The Hilfiger Racing Club, the fall-winter 2025 story is fronted by none other than supermodel Claudia Schiffer and actor Nicholas Hoult, star of...
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Windows by Yoshiyuki Okuyama: Seeing the City Through Glass
Born in Tokyo in 1991, Okuyama has built a career that walks the line between intimacy and observation. His photographs often feel like secrets half-rev...
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The Quiet Neon Glow of Artist Minami Kobayashi
If you’ve ever stood in front of a Minami Kobayashi painting, you know that she doesn’t just want you to look, she wants you to linger. Born in Nagoya and now based in London, Kobayashi is quietly building a reputation for creating scenes that feel both disarmingly...
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Chloé’s F/W 2025 Campaign Warms the Riviera With Rebel Romance by David Sims ft. Grace Hartzel
Through it all Kamali’s core intention shines: “Moving forward is just as important as honoring the past. She is multifaceted. Emotionally charged. Rich with nuance.” That lines up with the Riviera rebel that Hartzel embodies in this campaign, restrained...
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Tom Ford F/W 2025 Splinters the Mirror With Sleek Tailoring ft. Julia Nobis, Kristen McMenamy, Mila van Eeten, and Scott Barnhill
The collection itself leans into Tom Ford’s signature dichotomy: polished tailoring with a seductive undercurrent. Suits arrive in neon yellow, icy pink, and cream that look freshly plucked from a nightclub fantasy, yet they are cut with the same precision as a boardroom...
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McQueen’s Fall 2025 Campaign Makes Gothic Elegance Feel Modernly Electric
Seán McGirr breathes life into this world, drawing from the dark romance of Victorian rebels. He channels Oscar Wilde, Vesta Tilley, and Romaine Brooks. Their rebel elegance lingers in embroidered collars and sharp tailoring that feels both reverent and unsettling. His tension...
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Hasan Piker: Socialist Adonis or Just Your Gym Crush in Disguise?
“It’s flattering,” he’s admitted in passing about his LGBTQ fanbase, with a grin that suggests he’s aware of just how much mileage that flattery gets him. It’s equal parts...
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Archie Madekwe Steps Into His Own Spotlight by Álvaro Beamud Cortés
The editorial itself mirrors that same duality. In Álvaro Beamud Cortés’ lens, Madekwe slips easily between structured tailoring and fluid shapes, a reminder that he’s equally at home in a Prada suit as he is in the unpolished grit of...
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Kirsten Dunst Rediscovers the Art of Dressing Up (Even If No One’s Watching)
The references to Marie Antoinette are there, subtle but deliberate. Dunst herself once said that playing Sofia Coppola’s doomed queen was one of the most liberating roles of her career: “I was 23, wearing Vivienne Westwood corsets and Manolo Blahnik heels, eating...
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Austin Butler goes Macho (and It’s Magically Human) Under the Glistening Muscles
What makes it more than just another sweaty glossy spread are the stories beneath all that skin. Butler has been making jaw-dropping physical transformations lately, and not just for kicks. For Caught Stealing, directed by Darren Aronofsky, he...
