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In honour of Martin Margiela’s 69th birthday, we’re looking back at the time we asked Gillian Wearing, Goshka Macuga and more artists to model his most iconic designs
‘The power of messaging has grown to dominate our days and nights’: Photographer Rémi Lamandé expands on the legacy of Kruger’s 2017 Performa project, The Drop
We spotlight the students, graduates and emerging designers building their brands around headwear
AI image generation is changing the tattoo process – but a lot can get lost when we outsource our individuality and taste
From Franz Liszt to Cameron Winter, male musicians have always occupied a special category of attractiveness, one that relies on something more atmospheric and difficult to pin down than just conventional good looks
A two-channel film installation and photobook, Mollie Mills’ PITKISSER takes us into the heart of the pit – and tells us why women need a space to fight back
Middle East Archive’s new book, Women, features contributions from Myriam Boulos, Juliette Cassidy, Farah Al Qasimi and many more
Ahead of a major new retrospective, Analog Human Studies: 25 Years of Photography, we spoke with the acclaimed queer photographer about sex, power, and dissident art
Cruise, a photo series by Jussi Puikkonen, finds the beauty and passion in a subculture often dismissed as a public nuisance and symbol of social exclusion
The Oscar-winning composer talks scoring Gianfranco Rosi’s near-silent films, recording sound underwater, and making music that blends into the landscape
Jim Jarmusch’s intimate exploration of family dynamics brings Dazed x MUBI’s spring season to a close
The new horror-comedy, featuring Lili Reinhart, Lola Tung, Victoria Pedretti and Alexandra Shipp, follows a group of women who are mall workers by day – and witchy cultists by night
The polarising ‘controlled chaos’ rapper breaks down how jazz and childhood struggles with anxiety have shaped his maximalist sound
On the heels of his adidas Creative Class nod, the Baltimore-raised artist talks New York, workers’ rights, and why music can’t just be escapism
From music videos and A&R processes to a new breed of AI idol svengalis, artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming an unavoidable aspect of K-pop
Ahead of the book’s long-awaited UK release, author Stephanie Wambugu talks class, campus politics and the messiness of desire
Inspired by Kristoffer Borgli’s The Drama, we asked Dazed readers to disclose the very worst thing they’ve ever done. Can we handle truly knowing each other – even when someone’s snogged their own dad?
A new era of PR is being ushered in, moving from strict control and perfect soundbites to ‘coached authenticity’ and the illusion of off-the-cuff intimacy
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Apr 08, 2026
Our culture positions the breakdown of a romantic relationship as one of the most emotionally painful experiences a person can go through – but drifting apart from a long-term friend can be just as torturous
Apr 07, 2026
Apr 03, 2026
As ‘spicy’ romantic fiction surges in popularity, people are finding community by sharing their love of steamy novels
Apr 02, 2026
‘I like the idea of hearing about someone who’s already vetted’: We went to the first Date My Friend event in New York, where your closest friends do the selling for you
Apr 01, 2026
The Japanese actress and model is the star of Cou Cou’s latest campaign, which is inspired by bell hooks’ 1996 essay Touching the Earth