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Sarah Burton Builds Givenchy From the Bare Bones
Backstage after her Spring/Summer 2027 show, Sarah Burton was talking not about a Givenchy woman, but Givenchy women. That plurality is key to what she’s doing at the French house, which for most of...
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Spanish Drama, American Ease at Loewe
“New world, old world.” In their own words, that was the crux of what Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez offered for their third Loewe collection. But if it suggests a spiky futurism, that wasn’t the...
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Rick Owens’ Couture State of Mind
A while ago, Rick Owens told me something awful. He had been asked to become one of the rotating cast of guest designers invited to create an haute couture collection by the house of Jean Paul...
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AnOther Loves: A Lily-Pad Shoe
On an unseasonably warm March day earlier this year in the Jardin des Tuileries, fake water lilies floated in the park’s Bassin Octogonal, either side of a stark white catwalk. It is not exactly...
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Smerz is August Barron’s Secret Weapon
As lights dim in a small theatre in Pigalle, a crowd erupts in roars and whistles. In the dark, a spotlight appears on the draped velvet curtain. As it moves through its folds, the cheers get rowdier....
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At Balenciaga, Couture Comes Down to Earth
In a season of shows characterised, internally or externally, as personal, Pierpaolo Piccioli’s Balenciaga strikes a chord as probably the most singular, honest and individual. He has a long-standing...
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Salman Toor Comes to the Courtauld
“What it means to find a community, but also the daily costs associated with visibility,” Salman Toor says of his paintings. The Pakistan-born, New York-based artist makes sensual, aching and humorous...
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Document: Alessandro Michele’s Reading List
This story is taken from the Autumn/Winter 2026 issue of AnOther Magazine: “For this selection of texts I reached back into my memories and, from the ocean of books there, pulled this list of titles....
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Sung Jin Park’s Portraits of Seoul Youth in the 2000s
Kid Echo, the new book from Sung Jin Park, is a nostalgic glimpse of Seoul’s youth in the 2000s. A 152-page hardcover monograph consisting of previously unseen pictures, its pages show teenagers...
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A Collection Defined by Obsession at Chloé
Bar word of a secret stash of vintage blouses numbering some 600 (and counting), Chemena Kamali is not a designer you would necessarily characterise as obsessional: her clothes have a lightness, a...
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Haider Ackermann’s Seductive Survey of Tom Ford
Of late, the indelibility of Tom Ford’s legacy has been front of mind – not to fashion insiders, but rather to the public at large. His is a name that comes up, inevitably, when online commentary roils...
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What Went Down at the AnOther and Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle Soirée
On a mild Monday evening in Paris’s Le Marais, AnOther Magazine and Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle co-hosted an intimate soirée and panel talk to celebrate the launch of the house’s new perfume,...
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“Sadness, Beauty, Fragility”: The Otherworldly Art of Sujin Lee
Sujin Lee’s visions of girlhood come to her mind fully formed. The Korean artist, whose exhibition Where We Once Stood is currently on show at Saatchi Yates, works with acrylic paints to transpose...
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Antonin Tron’s Balmain Woman is “A Bit of an Animal”
One thing you know about the Balmain woman: she’s a bit of an animal. In fact, in the hands of Antonin Tron, incumbent creative director of the house, she’s a lot of animals, an abattoir of big-cat...
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20 Questions with Johnny Marr
Johnny Marr has long been known as one of the most creative, unique and influential guitar players in the history of pop music. He created a shimmering sonic framework for 1980s indie in his visionary...
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Artist Caroline Walker on Swimming Practise
“This is my daughter Daphne swimming in the pool at an all-inclusive holiday we went on to Mallorca. I’ve always been interested in those holiday resorts because they’re like a little world in...
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Drew Henry Is Breaking Out and Tearing Up at Courrèges
There’s a perception of Courrèges as an icy, intractable house – much as the founder, André (definitively Monsieur Courrèges to us) is still seen as a high fashion space age savant in perpetual Persil...
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A Guide to the Virtuoso Cinema of Alejandro González Iñárritu
Despite only having seven features to his name, Alejandro González Iñárritu has amassed a reputation that far precedes him. A defining figure of the New Mexican Cinema alongside Alfonso Cuarón and...
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The Films We’re Talking About This October
Possible Love 23 October For years Lee Chang-dong was one of world cinema’s most slept-on talents, a filmmaker of penetrating depth and subtlety who fast became a critics’ fave while failing to make...
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