Anna Cafolla
Dazed
United Kingdom
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Sinéad O’Dwyer on taking her goth orchestra to LFW
The designer’s Summer Intensive collection combines the dramatics of performance wear and teenage rebellion, and challenges the fashion industry’s relationship with the body in all its guises → Read More
Chopova Lowena on their ecstatic, pageant-meets-pitch runway debut
The cult label’s SS23 show drew inspo from the pageantry of Bulgarian village Kazanlak’s traditional Rose Festival, and crossed it with the exhilarating climax of a lacrosse match → Read More
The Swedish designers prodding at the edges of the Scandi chic archetype
A honeypot of sustainable sensuality is forming in Stockholm, as homegrown talents take a swipe at Copenhagen’s cool girl crown → Read More
Arca and Aleksandar Hemon on The Matrix’s infinite relevance
As the latest volume of the cult series hits theatres, artistic polymath and longtime fan of the Matrix series Arca chats to Matrix Resurrections screenwriter Aleksandar Hemon to discuss identity, speculative fiction, and dancefloor liberation → Read More
10 under-the-radar releases you may have missed in the last three months
Featuring Blackhaine’s evocative sonic portraits of post-Brexit life, Rainbow Chan’s balladic electronic pop, and JPEGMAFIA’s supercharged beats → Read More
Deerskin: a French weirdo horror about a murderer with killer style
Quentin Dupieux – AKA Mr Oizo – discusses his eighth feature starring Adèle Haenel and Jean Dujardin, who plays a bumbling serial killer slicing and dicing up literal fashion victims → Read More
Trip out to Kidä’s stylish pop music, inspired by 70s Italian film scores
The shape-shifting Egyptian-Italian musician has composed for fashion world titans from Gucci to Prada, but her Burn To Make It Glow EP is testament to a multifaceted artist approaching her wildest, truest form → Read More
Loshh’s music reminds marginalised people of the power of joy and spirit
Inspired by Juju and Gospel sounds, Nigerian style, and London’s artistic soul, meet the multidisciplinary artist bringing his fiery vision with full-bodied EP ÍFARADÁ → Read More
This photobook captures the energy and ecstasy of music fans
From Glastonbury washouts to mega concerts in Taiwan, James Marcus Haney’s Fanatics collates photographs of music lovers and ravers from 35 different countries, spanning a decade → Read More
Books to read this winter instead of doomscrolling your life away
Julia Bell’s essay grapples with our terminally online lives, while Otegha Uwagba reflects on white allyship, and Stefan Riekeles’ book is a deep-dive into anime’s sprawling megacities → Read More
All the books to read in September instead of going back to school
Emma Cline’s stunning first collection delves into the dark corners of human experience, while Legacy Russell explores virtual spaces as tools for resistance, and Jake Hall brings us the history of drag → Read More
Wallet magazine is exploring how tech is reinventing the fashion machinery
The ‘Titans of Tech’ issue of Elise By Olsen’s publication sparks a vivid dialogue about fashion and technology, from textile innovations to how we’ll dress in the future → Read More
All the books to read in July while on staycation
Juan Felipe Herrera’s poetry paints a portrait of struggle and violence, while Jenny Kleeman reflects on the future of sex, and Eliza Clark’s debut is a dark and twisty comedy → Read More
Watch this poignant, poetic film about life after isolation
In short film This Now, spoken word artist Kai-Isaiah Jamal and filmmaker Emily McDonald present a hopeful, unifying message for a post-coronavirus future, ending Dazed’s Alone Together campaign → Read More
Kelis shares her favourite lockdown recipes
The ‘Milkshake’ singer also talked to us about her new Netflix show, Cooked with Cannabis → Read More
All the books to read in March when you might be quarantined
From a neurodiverse guide to love, sex, and relationships, to fiction traversing the ongoing climate crisis – we’re diving into spring with some stellar books → Read More
The books to read in February instead of braving Storm Ciara
From Joshua Wong’s manifesto for global democracy to Courtney Love’s early years in Liverpool, here are the must-reads for this month → Read More
The podcasts we’ll be devouring throughout 2020
From Queer Eye’s Jonathan Van Ness’ ruminations on life, to socialite-centred true crime, and wellness industry scams, we’ve got you covered → Read More
The podcasts we’ll be devouring throughout 2020
From Queer Eye’s Jonathan Van Ness’ ruminations on life, to socialite-centred true crime, and wellness industry scams, we’ve got you covered → Read More
Imagining what a Hustlers musical would look like
Chorus lines in denim bikinis and a Ramona pole dance soundtracked by an orchestra – the scamming stripper movie is in the works for Broadway → Read More