Though modelling is an inherently aesthetic practice, multidisciplinary brand EBiT (Enjoy Being in Transition) has taken a more holistic approach to casting. For the brand’s latest project, a new website and e-commerce platform, it exclusively featured models who have experience dealing with challenging mentalhellip;

Last month, we saw the first trailer for the highly anticipated The Devil Wears Prada 2, but what should’ve been a moment of collective excitement quickly turned into a moment of collective rage. “I’m no fashion expert, but even I know Miranda Priestly wearing Valentino Rockstud shoes in 2025 is a diabolical move and not in a good way,” wrote creator read more raquo;

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Fashion has a funny relationship with trends: we love to hate them. Trendsetters are our gods, and yet anyone who follows a trend is deemed to have no personal style. When a certain style starts trending, it immediately becomes less cool, and by the time you’ve noticed it, the moment has died. Fashion critics, writers and influencers rely on trends as a way to analyse the current mood, political climate and youth culture landscape, though ironically, we’d still advise that you don’thellip;

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25 years ago, in the year 2000, Dazed travelled to Gorillaz HQ in west London for their first ever interview. Virtual or not, the band were vividly alive: lead singer 2D puking on the streets of Notting Hill, bassist Murdoc collapsing on top of Robbie Williams, all of them allegedly “sniffing sulphate” off a King Tubby CD. They were as raucous as any other band of their time. But life, it seems, catches up even with virtual characters. Returning to meet thehellip;

The Dazed 100 is back. Across four lists – Global, US, Asia and MENA – the Dazed community has curated a list of the most exciting emerging creatives and inspiring change-makers,hellip;

Twenty years ago, Salomon introduced the ACS PRO silhouette, a high-performance design that went on to shape its identity far beyond the trail. Built with technical rigour and obsessive detail, the ACS PRO became rooted in sneakerhead culture, admired by people who track every drop and camp out for rare pairs. Across collaborations with KAR L’Art de l’Automobile, JAHJAH and MM6 Maison Margiela, the silhouette established itself as a design with heritage and lasting influence. For thishellip;

There is a long history of political prisoners using hunger strikes to resist the British state. Over the last month, the tactic has been taken up by eight Palestine solidarity activists, some who have been imprisoned for their alleged involvement in a direct action at RAF Brize Norton and others – members of the “Filton 24” – for their alleged involvement in a directhellip;

2025 was the year that Aminatou Diallo, a 23-year-old New York-based creator, embraced her “whimsy”. By that, she means doing everything she wanted to do as a child. “I got a pair of roller skates, signed up for a ballet class, got myself a princess bed with a canopy and decorated my room how I would have done if I were a kid,” she says. “I’ve just been trying not to takehellip;

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Photographers have long been fascinated with the darker side of sexuality – from Robert Mapplethorpe to Catherine Opie to Bob Carlos Clarke, kink and fetish are part of the artistic canon. But if previously photographing BDSM or leather meant shining a light on parts of culture which were hidden and marginalised, today kink – or at least kink aesthetic – has reached the mainstream. From Pillion star Alexanderhellip;

An age-old debate around tattoo culture centres on how ink will look as we age. Online, it’s common to see speculation about what today’s tattoos might become: cybersigil backpieces that will bleed out, delicate fine-line scripts turning illegible, and ironic motifs that might fall flat with future generations’ humour. Easing some of that anxiety is Ripe – a photobook edited by Alix Nyssen that offers ahellip;

Throughout this year, young creatives from around the world have been getting involved with Formula One like never before, stepping into the paddock and seeing the sport from a completely new angle. VCARB’s Creator Platform has made this possible, giving photographers, filmmakers, DJs and stylists the chance to experience a race weekend first-hand and create work that truly reflects their perspective. By opening doors thathellip;

A couple of hours outside Berlin, near Cologne, there’s a farm where 35 gay sheep live in quiet, improbable peace. It reads like the opening line of a queer fairytale, and in some ways, it is. Across most of the wool industry, rams that only show interest in mating with other rams over ewes are deemed commercial failures and quickly slaughtered. Some of these “black sheep” are instead relocated to the fields of Michel Stücke’s read more raquo;

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In Animalia, a pregnant woman, Itto (Oumaïma Barid), is fleeing what appears to be an alien invasion. There aren’t any green Martians or flying spaceships. Instead, a cluster of thunderstorm clouds forms ominous, green-tinged shapes that encroach on a rocky road in rural Morocco. Staring at the environmental phenomenon, Imma briefly enters a parallel dimension that’s like if Terrence Malick directed Thehellip;

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In an age of hyper-online spaces, teenagers are often framed as a generation adrift, their subcultures said to have flattened beyond recognition by social media. Brighteens, the zine documenting youth in Brighton, instead shows how youth culture has reshaped itself. For two summers, photographers Chus and Greg (AKA Chus Antón and Grégoryhellip;