PHOTOGRAPHY
WYLIE BROWN
A Canadian newcomer finds his voice in menswear and begins defining a modern idea of elegant masculinity.
high-fashion elegance and contemporary unease: from runways to global campaigns, a portrait captured through the lens of an emerging photographer.
ART & CULTURE
OLIVIER SAILLARD’S “LIVING MUSEUM” AT FONDATION CARTIER
The performance-minded curator transforms fashion into a live act, where clothes are spoken, performed, and remembered, asking what survives when garments stop moving.
ART & CULTURE
MARTIN MARGIELA AT KUDAN HOUSE: WHEN ART MOVES IN, THE HOUSE LOOKS BACK
In a 1927 Tokyo villa, Margiela turns domestic space into an optical engine, staging an intimate, temporary exhibition where absence becomes a method again.
FASHION
MILAN FASHION WEEK. ITALY’S FASHION SYSTEM FINDS ITS CULTURAL SPINE
Behind 162 shows and events, there are signals of a new phase: less spectacle, more cultural weight, and an industry learning to grow without raising prices.
Trades runway glare for Pavia’s 1773 botanical garden, passing Scopoli’s glasshouses and plane tree in a quiet, nature-led fashion story.
ART & CULTURE
<3: THE BOOK OF FOUND HEARTS
Giulia Ferranti turns a mother-daughter hunt for hearts, shot on a phone, into a contagious visual ritual—between pareidolia, play, and everyday care.
PHOTOGRAPHY
JAMES WOODROFFE
With Argentine roots and a passport always half-packed, James turned lifestyle modeling’s promise into a true career, traveling, meeting new people, and appearing in editorials around the world.
ART & CULTURE
THE ELEGANCE OF SURFACE, THE MODERNITY OF MYTH: ERTÉ
Labirinto della Masone hosts Erté’s Art Deco universe, where fashion, theater, and print turn style into a way of thinking about the image-saturated present.
ART & CULTURE
A FESTIVAL TO RETHINK THE ANALOG
Ferrania turns its century-old film legacy into a living lab, where cinema and photography on film invite us to question how we see, what we keep, and why speed became a default.
Wanders Villa Togni’s gardens, where frescoed illusions and quiet paths echo Camillo Togni, a leading 20th-century Italian composer.
PHOTOGRAPHY
LEXI HIDE, STYLING MEMORY IN EVERY FRAME
In her staged photographs, Lexi Hide turns teen-night nostalgia into a conscious fashion language, where costume, cinema, and contradiction choreograph desire.
PHOTOGRAPHY
SUWA SHIN AND THE BEAUTY OF “NO”
A conversation with photographer Suwa Shin turning awkward encounters into art, from borrowing soap to planting a kiss, tracing intimacy’s ethics with strangers.
ART & CULTURE
STOP CALLING THEM ASSISTANTS
In 2026, the word “assistant” stopped meaning invisible. From art studios to fashion week, a new push for credit, safety, and fair work is reshaping creativity.
ART & CULTURE
CHANGING ROOMS: CHIARA CALGARO’S QUEER SOCCER ODYSSEY
Locker rooms, scarves, and trading cards: the photographer remixes football culture with queer teams across Europe, building a playful handbook for collective freedom.