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At Mulberry, the Axe Was Fundamental
A few weeks before his debut show for Mulberry, Christopher Kane is talking about axes. Axes, tree surgeons, cutting away to create new growth. It’s all very fitting for a brand named Mulberry. “The...
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Issy Wood on Taking Her Irresistible, Confessional Pop Music to Marfa
I’m deep in West Texas, outside a quaintly makeshift-looking structure once used as a marketplace for cattle. You can see Mexico from here, south of the Rio Grande. The mountains in the distance look...
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Pauline Dujancourt Imagines Emotions in Textures and Colours
“Ever since I was a child, I thought letters, numbers, days, months had colours,” Pauline Dujancourt tells me days ahead of her Spring/Summer 2027 show. “I thought everyone else did too.” Dujancourt –...
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The Season’s Trends Reimagined: Light, Dark, Reflect
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Keerthana Kunnath’s Majestic Portraits of Bodybuilders
There is a specific kind of majesty that emanates from the protagonists of Keerthana Kunnath’s bodybuilding series, Not What You Saw. Typically bathed in the rich glow of the south Indian sun, the...
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Nicolas Winding Refn on Her Private Hell: “My Fire Had Been Reignited”
Interviewing Nicolas Winding Refn isn’t too dissimilar from watching one of his films. Like his characters, he speaks at a leisurely pace. He peppers his conversation with phrases more akin to movie...
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Paolo Carzana’s Baptism of Fire
Early in my preview of Paolo Carzana’s latest collection, on the morning of his Spring/Summer 2027 runway show, I ask what the painted masks covering some of his models’ faces represent. “I don’t want...
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Grandiose and Brutal, Seán McGirr Brings McQueen Back to London
Seán McGirr says that, as a fresher at Central Saint Martins, he would go to the National Gallery to look at the Baptism of Christ, painted in the 15th century by Piero della Francesca. “I was obsessed...
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Notes on Feeling: Supriya Lele on Nostalgia and the Courage to Create
“My earliest memory is arriving in India with my mum when I was very young. I remember stepping off the plane and being completely overwhelmed by the heat, the noise, the colour – everything all at...
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Sharon Horgan on Her Daring New Comedy, Youth
By turns tender and sardonic, Youth has all the rapier wit that’s become writer and actress Sharon Horgan’s signature over the years. Premiering on HBO Max this week, the show stars Horgan as Alex, a...
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A Letter Makes the Familiar Feel Fresh
Freddy Coomes and Matt Empringham aren’t biting off more than they can chew. The creative industries have long fetishised labour and all-nighters, surrounded by rails of unfinished clothes and interns...
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Romance and a Reset at Talia Byre
There was something different about the Talia Byre woman this season, a logical deduction, perhaps, given that the notion behind the collection was transformation. In fact, there were a few threads...
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The Vile and the Perfect: Inside Aaron Esh’s Latest Show
Aaron Esh is an obsessive. At a preview ahead of his London Fashion Week show, he keeps plucking pieces of his latest collection from the rail, turning them inside out, running his fingers over...
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The Colour of the Sun: A Dreamy Coming-of-Age Film
The opening of Xavier Tera’s dreamy, lyrical coming-of-age film The Colour of the Sun could not be more pointed: the all-eclipsing roar of a passing military aircraft interrupts an Okinawan school’s...
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AnOther Loves: A Corset-Inspired Boot
A shoe with laces is a fairly standard offering, but Sandra Choi at Jimmy Choo reinvents the notion, as she has bucked at so many footwear conventions in her 30 years (and counting) as creative head of...
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The Relics of Susie Cave’s World
A photograph can feel like a holy object. Just imagine how superstitiously dangerous and profane it would feel to desecrate a picture of a loved one. The Roman Catholic Church has a method of...
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10 Reasons to Buy the Autumn/Winter 2026 Issue of AnOther Magazine
The Autumn/Winter 2026 issue of AnOther Magazine, the second celebrating our 25th anniversary year, is about the enduring power of the cliché – embracing and reimagining the familiar. “We all recognise...
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The Intricate Making of Sofia Coppola’s Marie Antoinette
In addition to a much-mythologised shoe obsession (she famously acquired four new pairs a week), Marie Antoinette had a not-insignificant enthusiasm for flowers. When dressing the Palace of Versailles...
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Death and Entrances
This story is taken from the Autumn/Winter 2026 issue of AnOther Magazine: Among the earliest and most famous depictions of a female nude is the Venus of Willendorf. There are many Venuses, a broad –...
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The Best Untold Stories of Brussels Art Week
A cosmopolitan city where young artists can still afford to live and create, Brussels is “surrounded by big sisters such as London and Paris but brimming with a creative energy that is ferocious”, say...
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