Imagining Peace: Shonagh Marshall Unpacks The Work Of Yoko Ono
To make The Beatles: Get Back, director Peter Jackson was given access to a staggering 60 hours of footage of the band recording their 1970 album Let It Be. The documentary’s emphasis, of course, is the Fab Four – John, Paul, George and Ringo – but, on the periphery, Yoko
A Look Back At Dame Vivienne Westwood’s Trip To Austria With Andreas Kronthaler
In the wake of Dame Vivienne Westwood's death, we look back at her 2020 stay with Andreas Kronthaler at their mountain chalet in Austria.
Jess Cartner-Morley Reports From Dior’s Cruise 2023 Show in Seville
Just before 7am on the morning of the Dior Cruise show, while most of my fellow guests are still sleeping after a lavish, late-night welcome dinner at the Royal Alcázar palace, I ease open the heavy, lacquered front door of our hotel and slip out on to a narrow, cobbled
The Considered Elegance Of Robert Rabensteiner
Even if you can't see him enter a room, you know when Robert Rabensteiner, the celebrated creative director, is present.
A Decade Of Eckhaus Latta
Mike Eckhaus is perched at his desk in New York, well into his working day. Zoe Latta, on the other hand, is pulled up on the side of the road in her car – the LA morning traffic halting any plans of making it to her studio in time for
Katie Grand Talks Us Through Her Debut Book ‘Tears & Tearsheets’
The last 30 years have seen teenagers up and down the country wallpapering their own little universes with the work of Katie Grand. One of the fashion industry’s most influential stylists and magazine editors working today, Grand has navigated with flair the state of British style publishing from the moment