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Film & TV

Romeo Beckham Has No Business Looking at His Rival Like That

In Forty Love, the Beckham heir makes his screen debut opposite Paul Kircher in a queer tennis romance where the most dangerous opponent is the one he wants.

Fashion

Wasted x Clarks Originals Wallabee Lite: Britpop Memorabilia

Wasted Paris and Clarks Originals turn a black-suede classic into a Britpop memory box, complete with lion-print vamps, collectible pins and a guitar pick.

Art & Photography

Rachel Leigh Green: The Dolls Are Plastic. The Obsession Isn’t.

Inside DollsByClarity, Rachel Leigh Green’s sharp, strange world of Blythe-inspired customs, celebrity doubles and fandom made physical.

Music

FRENZY FREQUENCY 001: Your Algorithm Has No Taste

FRENZY’s first official playlist is 33 tracks of bruised R&B, beautiful delusion and messages you will regret sending—featuring Alicia Creti, Sienna Spiro, Summer Walker, SZA, Leon Thomas, Elmiene and more.

Music

Alicia Creti Makes Losing Your Shit Sound Expensive

On MINDFIELDS, heartbreak puts on fur, queer desire kicks down the door and eight songs of beautiful emotional malpractice make restraint look embarrassingly cheap.

Fashion

Miu Miu Killed the Outfit and Left It in Micro-Shorts

For Spring 2027, Miuccia Prada smashed office tailoring into swimwear, racing shorts and kitten heels—and made coherence look embarrassingly well behaved.

Fashion

Hermès Put Quiet Luxury in Its Underwear

For Spring 2027, Nadège Vanhée cut air into leather, exposed briefs beneath open knits and turned Hermès restraint into a controlled act of undressing.

Fashion

Lacoste Just Kicked Tennis Whites Out of the Club

For Spring 2027, Pelagia Kolotouros dragged the country-club uniform across red clay, blew up the outerwear and turned speed, sweat and stain into status.

Film & TV

The Vampire Diaries’ Deadliest Parties, Ranked

In Mystic Falls, an invitation is usually a threat. We score ten dances, weddings and civic catastrophes by body count, permanent damage and how fast the dress code became funeralwear.

Fashion

Vivienne Westwood Just Put Good Taste Through a Nervous Breakdown

For Spring 2027, Andreas Kronthaler sent padded hips, visible underwear, giant flowers and Natasha Lyonne into battle. Body & Soul was less a collection than a public disturbance with excellent corsetry.

Beauty

The FRENZY Interview: Bo Quinn Makes Beauty Misbehave

In this visual interview, Bo Quinn opens the sketchbooks, studio archive and afterlife of the looks—and explains why beauty becomes interesting only when it stops trying to be beautiful.

Life & Culture

Megan Fox Is Giving Erectile Dysfunction a Red-Hot Rebrand

In Ro’s new campaign, Fox does not endorse the erectile-dysfunction treatment. She becomes it—red catsuit, black sachet and all. Male shame just got a face it cannot look away from.

Fashion

Tom Ford Made Voyeurism Look Expensive

For Spring 2027, Haider Ackermann filled a mirrored room with razor tailoring, underwear, bare legs and the hot suspicion that everyone was watching. Desire did not need privacy. It needed better lighting.

Fashion

Balenciaga Made Couture Lose Its Manners

For Summer 2027, Pierpaolo Piccioli pushed atelier technique into T-shirts, denim, leather and barely structured shoes. The scandal was not excess. It was making old power feel easy.

Art & Photography

PIXIEBLOOD’s Creeps Are Too Alive to Sit Pretty

The sculptress turns psychic pain, horror heroines and pop obsession into glossy little monsters with wet eyes, sharp teeth and absolutely no interest in behaving.

Beauty

Slept-In Makeup Is Back

Blurred mouths, bruised eyes, damp skin and hair with a criminal record: beauty is leaving perfection on read and going back to the club.

Life & Culture

The VMAs Left the Bathroom Door Open

Madonna brought the club, Charli xcx brought the stall, LISA moved pop’s centre to Bangkok and television remembered that good manners have no business in a great pop show.

Fashion

Matières Fécales Gave the 99% a Monument

Inside Matières Fécales Spring 2027, where 99 models of colour transformed Paris’s Place de la République through fashion, family and protest.

Fashion

Wear It Different Tomorrow: Graedance | FRENZY

Graedance makes jewellery for the version of you that refuses to stay put. Same silver, different hand, different neck, different person by morning.

Fashion

Softness Has Teeth: GANNI FW26 | FRENZY

Inside GANNI Fall/Winter 2026, where coastal outerwear, sculpted denim, lace and full-volume ruffles turn softness into a way of standing your ground.

Fashion

Too Much for This Room: Paloma Wool SS26 | FRENZY

Inside Paloma Wool’s SS26 campaign: soft dresses, graphic prints and unforgettable proportions transform a shrinking Barcelona house.

Fashion

Gucci Opened a Store and Let the Bad Kids In

For Spring 2027, Demna built a fake boutique, sharpened the bourgeois dress code and filled it with prep-school rebels, equestrian divas and eveningwear that flirted with gravity.

Music

Sienna Spiro Makes Heartbreak Look Dangerously Good

Meet the 20-year-old London singer with a beehive, winged liner, a one-take voice and a debut album that gives modern emotional chaos the full vintage-star treatment.

Film & TV

American Horror Story Put the Red Carpet in a Chokehold

At Hotel Chelsea, Rubber Man opened the carpet, Jessica Lange and Sarah Paulson dressed for glamorous damnation, and Season 13 staged a reunion hot enough to wake the dead.

Life & Culture

GTA VI Is About to Eat Real Life

Thirteen years after Los Santos became a second address, Rockstar returns with two lovers, one overheated state and a city built to be watched.

Fashion

Vivian Jenna Wilson Stars in Desigual’s Born to Disobey

In Desigual’s “Born to Disobey,” Wilson walks a robot like a pet, turns anti-AI anxiety into camp and makes one thing brutally clear: the machine can copy the pose. It cannot own the room.

Fashion

Dove Cameron and Damiano David's Wedding Style

At their Montalcino civil ceremony, she arrived in custom Armani with a cape and tie; he answered in cream tailoring against bare skin. The wedding was white. The roles were gloriously scrambled.

Fashion

Prada Gave the Skirt a God Complex

Bras got demoted, Velcro got iced out and 63 skirts behaved like they owned Milan. Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons made the lower half feel omnipotent.

Fashion

Burberry Got Its Clothes Dirty and Found Its Pulse

Celia Birtwell doodled over the check, Central Cee wore Shepherd’s Bush onto the runway and Daniel Lee proved British luxury looks better with a few creases in it.

Fashion

Vogue World Dropped the Future From Milan’s Ceiling

Cardi B wore the archive, Alicia Keys seduced the machine and 6,000 paper dragonflies turned Italian craft into fashion’s hottest argument against frictionless everything.

Fashion

Glenn Martens Left Diesel With Its Clothes Half Off

His final collection turned chemical denim, ripped tailoring and a room full of kissing strangers into fashion week’s hottest possible exit.

Fashion

Kim Kardashian Has Entered the Law Roach Era

Law Roach has confirmed Kim Kardashian as a new client, opening their partnership with a vintage Tom Ford-era Saint Laurent gown from 2004.

Art & Photography

Shannon Romano Is Teaching Hair to Remember Every Face

FRENZY meets Shannon Romano, the PIGMENT artist painting faces across thousands of moving hairs as she expands her practice into sculpture and installation.

Fashion

The New Cleavage Starts Where the Jeans Stop

At New York Fashion Week, designers turned the upper buttocks into Spring 2027’s most precise and provocative cut-out.

Life & Culture

Millie Bobby Brown’s Three-Word Baby Reveal Said Everything

One gingham blanket, four hands and no face reveal: the 22-year-old actor welcomed a second child without feeding the family-content machine.

Beauty

Body Hair Is Only Chic When It Has a Publicist

Phoebe Bridgers made visible leg hair a red-carpet story. FRENZY asks why body hair is celebrated only when celebrity and styling make it look intentional.

Music

Punk’s First Women Refuse to Become History

Gina Birch, Lora Logic, Hollie Cook and their co-conspirators are treating fifty years of feminist punk as raw material—and starting where nostalgia usually tells women to stop.

Fashion

Your Handbag Wants to Bite You

In Mexico City, Ice Blade is giving bags limbs, faces and speakers—and showing why fashion’s smallest objects now need a pulse, a voice and a little lore.

Fashion

Fashion Never Asked for a Licence Until Kai Cenat Walked In

VIVET reached 180,000 livestream viewers and an audience trained to ask whether a streamer had earned the word designer, revealing that fashion loves outsiders most when they stay in the front row.

Music

Bad Bunny’s First Emmy Shows How Pop Stars Became Studios

His Super Bowl show won seven Emmys across direction, choreography, sound, cameras and lighting. The credit beside Benito’s name explains where pop is going next: producer.

Fashion

Is the Hermès Birkin Entering Its Cringe Era?

Influencers did not kill fashion’s ultimate status bag; they made its private code public, turning scarcity into a feed, an acquisition game and the world’s most recognisable performance of wealth.

Film & TV

Why Scream Queens Makes More Sense Now Than It Did in 2015

A reassessment of Ryan Murphy’s Scream Queens: its camp precision, Chanel Oberlin, candy-coloured fashion, failures and life after cancellation.

Film & TV

The Camera Has a Crush on Power

Danny Boyle’s Ink turns Rupert Murdoch’s first tabloid victory into kinetic cinema—and makes Venice ask whether a movie can expose the machine without making its architect magnetic.

Life & Culture

How Berlin’s Queer Scene Is Rebuilding Deep Dubstep

Inside the Berlin nights, artists and mentors making deep dubstep stranger, more spatial and more open—from REEF and subglow to Femme Bass Mafia.

Music

The Past Has Its Own Release Calendar Now.

Beyoncé’s four-LP B’Day revival lands beside Amy Winehouse, the Chicks and Andy Shauf, turning musical memory into one of this autumn’s busiest release strategies.

Music

Your Favourite Singer Is Becoming a Setting

A new lawsuit against Suno asks whether AI can turn musical identity into a feature without the person behind it ever pressing yes.

Music

Miley Dropped Her Surname. The Brand Got Bigger.

Miley Cyrus is now simply Miley. The missing word does more than clean up a logo: it compresses a family name, a Disney past and two decades of public reinvention into one controlled reset.

Fashion

NYFW Has 70 Official Shows. New York Has Other Plans.

The official calendar is only one version of fashion week. In borough halls, school studios, community spaces and after-dark warehouses, another NYFW is being built in public.

Fashion

Fashion Won’t Stop Dropping. These Labels Did.

Independent labels are cutting the fashion calendar down to a single annual collection. The radical part is not producing less—it is building a business that can survive without constant novelty.

Life & Culture

After the Trend Cycle Ate Goth, What’s Left of the Subculture?

lack lace has become seasonal content. Goth musicians, club regulars and independent makers argue that the culture survives wherever belonging still requires time.

Life & Culture

Sydney Sweeney’s Birthday Is Now a SYRN Campaign

Cake, balloons, handwritten embroidery and a retro kitchen give the actor-founder’s newest lingerie drop its clearest idea yet: sell the fantasy by making it feel personal.

Fashion

Gucci Primavera Has No Centre—and That Is the Point

Kate Moss sings while Tom Brady, NINGNING, EsDeeKid, Shawn Mendes, Rico Nasty and a cast of global stars occupy one strange cultural universe. The collision is Demna’s new idea of Gucci.

Film & TV

The Body Is the Mask: Why American Psycho Still Looks Modern

American Psycho turned Patrick Bateman’s body into a perfect corporate surface. The film’s visual language explains why that image still seduces, circulates and gets misunderstood.

Music

Frank Ocean's Blonde Turns 10: Its Lasting Legacy

A decade after Frank Ocean turned heartbreak, independence and disappearance into one immaculate object, the album still sounds less like 2016 than the future pop never fully reached.

Music

The VMAs Finally Belong to Madonna Again

Forty-two years after turning the VMAs into a cultural emergency, Madonna leads the 2026 nominations—not as a legacy act, but as the artist everyone else has been learning from.

Film & TV

Rosé and Connor Storrie Bring '80s Heat to Saint Laurent's New Campaign

Her reported feature directorial debut returns to Coney Island and Downtown Manhattan in 1993. The real question is not whether the city can be recreated, but whose memories are allowed to survive inside it.

Art & Photography

Free The Youth Built the Season’s Best Campaign by Hand

For its new Jordan Brand collaboration, the Ghanaian collective traded digital perfection for painted scenery, clay-built worlds and real bodies in motion. The result looks less like advertising than proof that imagination still has fingerprints.

Music

Phoebe Bridgers Came Back Without Raising Her Voice

Six years after Punisher and three Grammys with boygenius, Phoebe Bridgers returns with her quietest solo album. Lost Weekend turns rstraint into its own form of spectacle

Film & TV

Outer Banks Was Netflix’s Last Great Teen Fantasy

As the Pogues prepare for one final ride, Outer Banks leaves behind more than treasure maps. It may be the last Netflix teen series that made friendship feel like an entire world.

Film & TV

Marvel’s New X-Men Cast Looks Like the Internet Chose It

Sadie Sink, Kit Connor and a generation of already-edited faces are taking over Marvel’s mutants. The casting feels less like a reboot than a handoff shaped in public.

Music

CRUSH Is Türkiye’s Answer to the K-Pop Machine

Seven members, one survival show and a debut already moving at fandom speed. CRUSH is testing whether the idol system can become unmistakably Turkish.

Fashion

Khy Steps Into Footwear With Gia Borghini

Kylie Jenner expands Khy into footwear with three Italian-made silhouettes, a chrome-heavy palette and a campaign that leaves almost everything else out of frame.

Film & TV

AHS 13 Just Dragged Every Nightmare Back Into the Room

FX’s first official teaser for American Horror Story’s 13th installment doesn’t explain the nightmare. It reassembles it — pulling Murder House, Coven, Cult and Freak Show into the same room.

Music

Tate McRae Finally Looks Like a Festival Headliner

Two headline sets in two nights, a wardrobe built with Ludovic de Saint Sernin and a finale that turned Tate McRae into a gold-covered statue.

Music

Tyla Is Taking A*Pop Around the World

A new album, a 34-date global tour and a pop identity that keeps getting bigger. Tyla’s A*Pop era is finally leaving the screen and heading into arenas.

Fashion

Dario Vitale Made Versace Dangerous Again

For one collection, Dario Vitale stripped away the polish and found something younger, stranger and much more alive underneath.

Fashion

Pharrell’s Louis Vuitton Man Just Learned to Surf

For Spring/Summer 2027, Pharrell Williams takes the Louis Vuitton dandy to the beach and discovers that tailoring looks surprisingly good with sand between its toes.

Fashion

Gucci Went Home and Found Itself Again

For Cruise 2026, Gucci returned to Florence and opened its archive — not to live in the past, but to remember what makes the house worth wanting.

Fashion

Acne Studios Made Awkward Dressing Look Expensive

For Spring/Summer 2026, Jonny Johansson takes menswear and womenswear archetypes apart and rebuilds them into something deliberately off, strangely elegant and unmistakably Acne.

Fashion

Ferragamo Is Getting Sexier

Maximilian Davis keeps looking into Ferragamo’s past and finding clothes that feel surprisingly right for now.

Fashion

Jonathan Anderson Is Making Dior Feel Strange Again

For Dior Men’s Summer 2027, Jonathan Anderson takes everything familiar about the house and shifts it just far enough out of place.

Fashion

Why Quiet Luxury Had to Get Weird Eventually

Beige cashmere isn't dead. Fashion has simply remembered that expensive clothes are allowed to have a personality.

Fashion

Jacquemus Knows How to Make Fashion Feel Like an Event

With Le Paysan, Simon Porte Jacquemus turns his family’s rural past into a fashion spectacle at Versailles without losing the intimacy that made his world so recognisable.

Fashion

Burberry Is Making Britishness Feel Cool Again

For Summer 2026, Daniel Lee looks beyond heritage clichés and into the muddy, loud and brilliantly dressed world of British music culture.

Fashion

Why Fashion Can’t Stop Looking Back at the 2000s

Low-rise denim, velour, It-bags and unapologetically bad taste keep returning. The 2000s are no longer a revival — they have become part of fashion’s permanent vocabulary.

Fashion

Loewe Made Weird Luxury Feel Inevitable

Under Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, Loewe’s strange relationship with leather, colour and craft isn’t disappearing. It’s getting a new vocabulary.

Fashion

Louise Trotter’s Bottega Veneta Is Off to a Very Good Start

For her first Bottega Veneta collection, Louise Trotter doesn’t tear the house apart. She gets closer to what made it special in the first place.

Fashion

Prada Is Still Designing the Future

For Spring/Summer 2027, Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons reduce menswear to the pieces everyone knows — and somehow make them feel newly important.

Fashion

Saint Laurent’s Summer 26 Man Is All About Desire

Anthony Vaccarello takes Saint Laurent into the afternoon light for Summer 2026, turning sharp shoulders, cinched waists and barely-there colour into a study of desire without spectacle.

Fashion

Why Miu Miu Still Has Fashion in a Chokehold

The explosive growth may be normalising, but Miu Miu’s influence is everywhere. The house has built something harder to manufacture than hype: a world people still want to enter.

Life & Culture

Berlin Got Naked. The Internet Did the Rest.

Around 500 cyclists stripped down and rode 33 kilometres through Berlin on Sunday. The city’s first World Naked Bike Ride was part protest, part FKK revival and almost immediately internet content.

Sports

Jefry Yan Waited 12 Years to Celebrate Like This

The Mets’ 29-year-old rookie needed one strikeout to become one of baseball’s most viral players. Getting to that strikeout took more than a decade.

Fashion

Minimalism just got mass-produced and WARDROBE.NYC is fine with it

Christine Centenera and Josh Goot turned their obsession with the perfect wardrobe into an H&M collection. The contradiction is basically the point.

Fashion

Copenhagen Fashion Week finally got bored of beige

SS27 was louder, stranger and more international — proof that Scandinavian style no longer needs to whisper to be taken seriously.

Music

Ariana Grande’s Petal is what happens when softness finally gets angry

Her eighth album sounds restrained, strange and quietly furious. Its seven-minute horror film makes the subtext impossible to miss.

Music

Charli xcx made the anti-Brat album

After turning Brat into a cultural event, Charli xcx did the least predictable thing possible: she stopped trying to repeat it.

Film & TV

Spider-Man just broke the box office

Brand New Day opened to a record $360 million in North America and $932 million worldwide. Apparently, everyone still wants Spider-Man.

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Film & TV

Romeo Beckham Has No Business Looking at His Rival Like That

In Forty Love, the Beckham heir makes his screen debut opposite Paul Kircher in a queer tennis romance where the most dangerous opponent is the one he wants.

Fashion

Wasted x Clarks Originals Wallabee Lite: Britpop Memorabilia

Wasted Paris and Clarks Originals turn a black-suede classic into a Britpop memory box, complete with lion-print vamps, collectible pins and a guitar pick.

Art & Photography

Rachel Leigh Green: The Dolls Are Plastic. The Obsession Isn’t.

Inside DollsByClarity, Rachel Leigh Green’s sharp, strange world of Blythe-inspired customs, celebrity doubles and fandom made physical.

Music

FRENZY FREQUENCY 001: Your Algorithm Has No Taste

FRENZY’s first official playlist is 33 tracks of bruised R&B, beautiful delusion and messages you will regret sending—featuring Alicia Creti, Sienna Spiro, Summer Walker, SZA, Leon Thomas, Elmiene and more.

Music

Alicia Creti Makes Losing Your Shit Sound Expensive

On MINDFIELDS, heartbreak puts on fur, queer desire kicks down the door and eight songs of beautiful emotional malpractice make restraint look embarrassingly cheap.

Fashion

Miu Miu Killed the Outfit and Left It in Micro-Shorts

For Spring 2027, Miuccia Prada smashed office tailoring into swimwear, racing shorts and kitten heels—and made coherence look embarrassingly well behaved.

Fashion

Hermès Put Quiet Luxury in Its Underwear

For Spring 2027, Nadège Vanhée cut air into leather, exposed briefs beneath open knits and turned Hermès restraint into a controlled act of undressing.

Fashion

Lacoste Just Kicked Tennis Whites Out of the Club

For Spring 2027, Pelagia Kolotouros dragged the country-club uniform across red clay, blew up the outerwear and turned speed, sweat and stain into status.

Film & TV

The Vampire Diaries’ Deadliest Parties, Ranked

In Mystic Falls, an invitation is usually a threat. We score ten dances, weddings and civic catastrophes by body count, permanent damage and how fast the dress code became funeralwear.

Fashion

Vivienne Westwood Just Put Good Taste Through a Nervous Breakdown

For Spring 2027, Andreas Kronthaler sent padded hips, visible underwear, giant flowers and Natasha Lyonne into battle. Body & Soul was less a collection than a public disturbance with excellent corsetry.

Beauty

The FRENZY Interview: Bo Quinn Makes Beauty Misbehave

In this visual interview, Bo Quinn opens the sketchbooks, studio archive and afterlife of the looks—and explains why beauty becomes interesting only when it stops trying to be beautiful.

Life & Culture

Megan Fox Is Giving Erectile Dysfunction a Red-Hot Rebrand

In Ro’s new campaign, Fox does not endorse the erectile-dysfunction treatment. She becomes it—red catsuit, black sachet and all. Male shame just got a face it cannot look away from.

Fashion

Tom Ford Made Voyeurism Look Expensive

For Spring 2027, Haider Ackermann filled a mirrored room with razor tailoring, underwear, bare legs and the hot suspicion that everyone was watching. Desire did not need privacy. It needed better lighting.

Fashion

Balenciaga Made Couture Lose Its Manners

For Summer 2027, Pierpaolo Piccioli pushed atelier technique into T-shirts, denim, leather and barely structured shoes. The scandal was not excess. It was making old power feel easy.

Art & Photography

PIXIEBLOOD’s Creeps Are Too Alive to Sit Pretty

The sculptress turns psychic pain, horror heroines and pop obsession into glossy little monsters with wet eyes, sharp teeth and absolutely no interest in behaving.

Beauty

Slept-In Makeup Is Back

Blurred mouths, bruised eyes, damp skin and hair with a criminal record: beauty is leaving perfection on read and going back to the club.

Life & Culture

The VMAs Left the Bathroom Door Open

Madonna brought the club, Charli xcx brought the stall, LISA moved pop’s centre to Bangkok and television remembered that good manners have no business in a great pop show.

Fashion

Matières Fécales Gave the 99% a Monument

Inside Matières Fécales Spring 2027, where 99 models of colour transformed Paris’s Place de la République through fashion, family and protest.

Fashion

Gucci Opened a Store and Let the Bad Kids In

For Spring 2027, Demna built a fake boutique, sharpened the bourgeois dress code and filled it with prep-school rebels, equestrian divas and eveningwear that flirted with gravity.

Music

Sienna Spiro Makes Heartbreak Look Dangerously Good

Meet the 20-year-old London singer with a beehive, winged liner, a one-take voice and a debut album that gives modern emotional chaos the full vintage-star treatment.

Film & TV

American Horror Story Put the Red Carpet in a Chokehold

At Hotel Chelsea, Rubber Man opened the carpet, Jessica Lange and Sarah Paulson dressed for glamorous damnation, and Season 13 staged a reunion hot enough to wake the dead.

Life & Culture

GTA VI Is About to Eat Real Life

Thirteen years after Los Santos became a second address, Rockstar returns with two lovers, one overheated state and a city built to be watched.

Fashion

Vivian Jenna Wilson Stars in Desigual’s Born to Disobey

In Desigual’s “Born to Disobey,” Wilson walks a robot like a pet, turns anti-AI anxiety into camp and makes one thing brutally clear: the machine can copy the pose. It cannot own the room.

Fashion

Dove Cameron and Damiano David's Wedding Style

At their Montalcino civil ceremony, she arrived in custom Armani with a cape and tie; he answered in cream tailoring against bare skin. The wedding was white. The roles were gloriously scrambled.

Fashion

Prada Gave the Skirt a God Complex

Bras got demoted, Velcro got iced out and 63 skirts behaved like they owned Milan. Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons made the lower half feel omnipotent.

Fashion

Burberry Got Its Clothes Dirty and Found Its Pulse

Celia Birtwell doodled over the check, Central Cee wore Shepherd’s Bush onto the runway and Daniel Lee proved British luxury looks better with a few creases in it.

Fashion

Vogue World Dropped the Future From Milan’s Ceiling

Cardi B wore the archive, Alicia Keys seduced the machine and 6,000 paper dragonflies turned Italian craft into fashion’s hottest argument against frictionless everything.

Fashion

Glenn Martens Left Diesel With Its Clothes Half Off

His final collection turned chemical denim, ripped tailoring and a room full of kissing strangers into fashion week’s hottest possible exit.

Fashion

Kim Kardashian Has Entered the Law Roach Era

Law Roach has confirmed Kim Kardashian as a new client, opening their partnership with a vintage Tom Ford-era Saint Laurent gown from 2004.

Art & Photography

Shannon Romano Is Teaching Hair to Remember Every Face

FRENZY meets Shannon Romano, the PIGMENT artist painting faces across thousands of moving hairs as she expands her practice into sculpture and installation.

Fashion

The New Cleavage Starts Where the Jeans Stop

At New York Fashion Week, designers turned the upper buttocks into Spring 2027’s most precise and provocative cut-out.

Life & Culture

Millie Bobby Brown’s Three-Word Baby Reveal Said Everything

One gingham blanket, four hands and no face reveal: the 22-year-old actor welcomed a second child without feeding the family-content machine.

Beauty

Body Hair Is Only Chic When It Has a Publicist

Phoebe Bridgers made visible leg hair a red-carpet story. FRENZY asks why body hair is celebrated only when celebrity and styling make it look intentional.

Music

Punk’s First Women Refuse to Become History

Gina Birch, Lora Logic, Hollie Cook and their co-conspirators are treating fifty years of feminist punk as raw material—and starting where nostalgia usually tells women to stop.

Fashion

Your Handbag Wants to Bite You

In Mexico City, Ice Blade is giving bags limbs, faces and speakers—and showing why fashion’s smallest objects now need a pulse, a voice and a little lore.

Fashion

Fashion Never Asked for a Licence Until Kai Cenat Walked In

VIVET reached 180,000 livestream viewers and an audience trained to ask whether a streamer had earned the word designer, revealing that fashion loves outsiders most when they stay in the front row.

Music

Bad Bunny’s First Emmy Shows How Pop Stars Became Studios

His Super Bowl show won seven Emmys across direction, choreography, sound, cameras and lighting. The credit beside Benito’s name explains where pop is going next: producer.

Fashion

Is the Hermès Birkin Entering Its Cringe Era?

Influencers did not kill fashion’s ultimate status bag; they made its private code public, turning scarcity into a feed, an acquisition game and the world’s most recognisable performance of wealth.

Film & TV

Why Scream Queens Makes More Sense Now Than It Did in 2015

A reassessment of Ryan Murphy’s Scream Queens: its camp precision, Chanel Oberlin, candy-coloured fashion, failures and life after cancellation.

Film & TV

The Camera Has a Crush on Power

Danny Boyle’s Ink turns Rupert Murdoch’s first tabloid victory into kinetic cinema—and makes Venice ask whether a movie can expose the machine without making its architect magnetic.

Life & Culture

How Berlin’s Queer Scene Is Rebuilding Deep Dubstep

Inside the Berlin nights, artists and mentors making deep dubstep stranger, more spatial and more open—from REEF and subglow to Femme Bass Mafia.

Music

The Past Has Its Own Release Calendar Now.

Beyoncé’s four-LP B’Day revival lands beside Amy Winehouse, the Chicks and Andy Shauf, turning musical memory into one of this autumn’s busiest release strategies.

Music

Your Favourite Singer Is Becoming a Setting

A new lawsuit against Suno asks whether AI can turn musical identity into a feature without the person behind it ever pressing yes.

Music

Miley Dropped Her Surname. The Brand Got Bigger.

Miley Cyrus is now simply Miley. The missing word does more than clean up a logo: it compresses a family name, a Disney past and two decades of public reinvention into one controlled reset.

Fashion

NYFW Has 70 Official Shows. New York Has Other Plans.

The official calendar is only one version of fashion week. In borough halls, school studios, community spaces and after-dark warehouses, another NYFW is being built in public.

Fashion

Fashion Won’t Stop Dropping. These Labels Did.

Independent labels are cutting the fashion calendar down to a single annual collection. The radical part is not producing less—it is building a business that can survive without constant novelty.

Life & Culture

After the Trend Cycle Ate Goth, What’s Left of the Subculture?

lack lace has become seasonal content. Goth musicians, club regulars and independent makers argue that the culture survives wherever belonging still requires time.

Life & Culture

Sydney Sweeney’s Birthday Is Now a SYRN Campaign

Cake, balloons, handwritten embroidery and a retro kitchen give the actor-founder’s newest lingerie drop its clearest idea yet: sell the fantasy by making it feel personal.

Fashion

Gucci Primavera Has No Centre—and That Is the Point

Kate Moss sings while Tom Brady, NINGNING, EsDeeKid, Shawn Mendes, Rico Nasty and a cast of global stars occupy one strange cultural universe. The collision is Demna’s new idea of Gucci.

Film & TV

The Body Is the Mask: Why American Psycho Still Looks Modern

American Psycho turned Patrick Bateman’s body into a perfect corporate surface. The film’s visual language explains why that image still seduces, circulates and gets misunderstood.

Music

Frank Ocean's Blonde Turns 10: Its Lasting Legacy

A decade after Frank Ocean turned heartbreak, independence and disappearance into one immaculate object, the album still sounds less like 2016 than the future pop never fully reached.

Music

The VMAs Finally Belong to Madonna Again

Forty-two years after turning the VMAs into a cultural emergency, Madonna leads the 2026 nominations—not as a legacy act, but as the artist everyone else has been learning from.

Film & TV

Rosé and Connor Storrie Bring '80s Heat to Saint Laurent's New Campaign

Her reported feature directorial debut returns to Coney Island and Downtown Manhattan in 1993. The real question is not whether the city can be recreated, but whose memories are allowed to survive inside it.

Art & Photography

Free The Youth Built the Season’s Best Campaign by Hand

For its new Jordan Brand collaboration, the Ghanaian collective traded digital perfection for painted scenery, clay-built worlds and real bodies in motion. The result looks less like advertising than proof that imagination still has fingerprints.

Music

Phoebe Bridgers Came Back Without Raising Her Voice

Six years after Punisher and three Grammys with boygenius, Phoebe Bridgers returns with her quietest solo album. Lost Weekend turns rstraint into its own form of spectacle

Film & TV

Outer Banks Was Netflix’s Last Great Teen Fantasy

As the Pogues prepare for one final ride, Outer Banks leaves behind more than treasure maps. It may be the last Netflix teen series that made friendship feel like an entire world.

Film & TV

Marvel’s New X-Men Cast Looks Like the Internet Chose It

Sadie Sink, Kit Connor and a generation of already-edited faces are taking over Marvel’s mutants. The casting feels less like a reboot than a handoff shaped in public.

Music

CRUSH Is Türkiye’s Answer to the K-Pop Machine

Seven members, one survival show and a debut already moving at fandom speed. CRUSH is testing whether the idol system can become unmistakably Turkish.

Fashion

Khy Steps Into Footwear With Gia Borghini

Kylie Jenner expands Khy into footwear with three Italian-made silhouettes, a chrome-heavy palette and a campaign that leaves almost everything else out of frame.

Film & TV

AHS 13 Just Dragged Every Nightmare Back Into the Room

FX’s first official teaser for American Horror Story’s 13th installment doesn’t explain the nightmare. It reassembles it — pulling Murder House, Coven, Cult and Freak Show into the same room.

Music

Tate McRae Finally Looks Like a Festival Headliner

Two headline sets in two nights, a wardrobe built with Ludovic de Saint Sernin and a finale that turned Tate McRae into a gold-covered statue.

Music

Tyla Is Taking A*Pop Around the World

A new album, a 34-date global tour and a pop identity that keeps getting bigger. Tyla’s A*Pop era is finally leaving the screen and heading into arenas.

Fashion

Dario Vitale Made Versace Dangerous Again

For one collection, Dario Vitale stripped away the polish and found something younger, stranger and much more alive underneath.

Fashion

Pharrell’s Louis Vuitton Man Just Learned to Surf

For Spring/Summer 2027, Pharrell Williams takes the Louis Vuitton dandy to the beach and discovers that tailoring looks surprisingly good with sand between its toes.

Fashion

Gucci Went Home and Found Itself Again

For Cruise 2026, Gucci returned to Florence and opened its archive — not to live in the past, but to remember what makes the house worth wanting.

Fashion

Acne Studios Made Awkward Dressing Look Expensive

For Spring/Summer 2026, Jonny Johansson takes menswear and womenswear archetypes apart and rebuilds them into something deliberately off, strangely elegant and unmistakably Acne.

Fashion

Ferragamo Is Getting Sexier

Maximilian Davis keeps looking into Ferragamo’s past and finding clothes that feel surprisingly right for now.

Fashion

Jonathan Anderson Is Making Dior Feel Strange Again

For Dior Men’s Summer 2027, Jonathan Anderson takes everything familiar about the house and shifts it just far enough out of place.

Fashion

Why Quiet Luxury Had to Get Weird Eventually

Beige cashmere isn't dead. Fashion has simply remembered that expensive clothes are allowed to have a personality.

Fashion

Jacquemus Knows How to Make Fashion Feel Like an Event

With Le Paysan, Simon Porte Jacquemus turns his family’s rural past into a fashion spectacle at Versailles without losing the intimacy that made his world so recognisable.

Fashion

Burberry Is Making Britishness Feel Cool Again

For Summer 2026, Daniel Lee looks beyond heritage clichés and into the muddy, loud and brilliantly dressed world of British music culture.

Fashion

Why Fashion Can’t Stop Looking Back at the 2000s

Low-rise denim, velour, It-bags and unapologetically bad taste keep returning. The 2000s are no longer a revival — they have become part of fashion’s permanent vocabulary.

Fashion

Loewe Made Weird Luxury Feel Inevitable

Under Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, Loewe’s strange relationship with leather, colour and craft isn’t disappearing. It’s getting a new vocabulary.

Fashion

Louise Trotter’s Bottega Veneta Is Off to a Very Good Start

For her first Bottega Veneta collection, Louise Trotter doesn’t tear the house apart. She gets closer to what made it special in the first place.

Fashion

Prada Is Still Designing the Future

For Spring/Summer 2027, Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons reduce menswear to the pieces everyone knows — and somehow make them feel newly important.

Fashion

Saint Laurent’s Summer 26 Man Is All About Desire

Anthony Vaccarello takes Saint Laurent into the afternoon light for Summer 2026, turning sharp shoulders, cinched waists and barely-there colour into a study of desire without spectacle.

Fashion

Why Miu Miu Still Has Fashion in a Chokehold

The explosive growth may be normalising, but Miu Miu’s influence is everywhere. The house has built something harder to manufacture than hype: a world people still want to enter.

Life & Culture

Berlin Got Naked. The Internet Did the Rest.

Around 500 cyclists stripped down and rode 33 kilometres through Berlin on Sunday. The city’s first World Naked Bike Ride was part protest, part FKK revival and almost immediately internet content.

Sports

Jefry Yan Waited 12 Years to Celebrate Like This

The Mets’ 29-year-old rookie needed one strikeout to become one of baseball’s most viral players. Getting to that strikeout took more than a decade.

Fashion

Minimalism just got mass-produced and WARDROBE.NYC is fine with it

Christine Centenera and Josh Goot turned their obsession with the perfect wardrobe into an H&M collection. The contradiction is basically the point.

Fashion

Copenhagen Fashion Week finally got bored of beige

SS27 was louder, stranger and more international — proof that Scandinavian style no longer needs to whisper to be taken seriously.

Music

Ariana Grande’s Petal is what happens when softness finally gets angry

Her eighth album sounds restrained, strange and quietly furious. Its seven-minute horror film makes the subtext impossible to miss.

Music

Charli xcx made the anti-Brat album

After turning Brat into a cultural event, Charli xcx did the least predictable thing possible: she stopped trying to repeat it.

Film & TV

Spider-Man just broke the box office

Brand New Day opened to a record $360 million in North America and $932 million worldwide. Apparently, everyone still wants Spider-Man.

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