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Talia Byre’s contemporary heirlooms celebrate the ‘quiet power of dressing on one’s own terms’
Talia Lipkin-Connor – the designer behind London label Talia Byre – finds inspiration in the personal wardrobes of her friends and family. As part of our Uprising series, Wallpaper* meets the designer as she prepares to show her A/W 2025 collection at London Fashion Week
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Wim Wenders’s photographs of moody Americana capture the themes in the director’s iconic films
'Driving without a destination is my greatest passion,' says Wenders. whose new exhibition has opened in New York’s Howard Greenberg Gallery.
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London Fashion Week A/W 2025 highlights: S.S. Daley to Fashion East
Wallpaper* fashion features editor Jack Moss picks the best of London Fashion Week A/W 2025, from S.S. Daley’s ode to Marianne Faithfull to a new class at Fashion East
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'It’s indisputable that craft has enormous value socially, culturally, economically': interrogating the case for craft in contemporary life
Ahead of next week's 21st edition of Collect, the world's leading fair for collectible craft, we sit down with Natalie Melton, executive director of the Crafts Council, to talk about making a living from making
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The Barbican as muse: composer Shiva Feshareki on bringing the brutalist icon to life through music
For the last two years, British-Iranian experimental composer and turntablist Shiva Feshareki has been drawing on the Barbican’s hidden history as a gateway for her new piece. She talks to Wallpaper* about her Brutalist muse
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The Wallpaper* directory of London facial treatments, from rejuvenating lasers to skin-brightening injectables
The Wallpaper* directory of London-based facial treatments is an ongoing guide to the best clinics and practitioners the city has to offer, each approved by our beauty editor
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London's coolest design-led coffee shops for your Fashion Week fix
Coffee shops are the heart of London’s neighbourhoods, discover those fusing speciality beans and stylish interiors for the perfect brew
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Martine Rose’s first gallery show celebrates the radical queer energy of Bronski Beat
Taking place at Sadie Coles HQ over London Fashion Week, ‘Everything Must Change’ centres on a 2016 short film by menswear designer Martine Rose and image-maker Sharna Osborne starring Bronski Beat frontman Jimmy Somerville
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Out of office: what the Wallpaper* editors have been doing this week
A taste of the dolce vita in London, some permanent artwork and a new eyeshadow palette – it's our editors' picks of the week
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The creative mind at work: a century of storyboarding at Fondazione Prada
Fondazione Prada’s 'Osservatorio, A Kind of Language: Storyboards and Other Renderings' features some of the most celebrated names in cinema working from the late 1920s up to 2024
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Tour 18 lesser-known modernist houses in South America
We swing by 18 modernist houses in South America; architectural writer and curator Adam Štěch leads the way in discovering these lesser-known gems, discussing the early 20th-century movement's ideas and principles
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15 years of Studio Nicholson: Nick Wakeman on creating a wardrobe that’s built to last
As her London-based label Studio Nicholson turns 15, Nick Wakeman sits down with Wallpaper* to discuss finding inspiration in architecture and creating clothes that are built to last
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Revolutionary Apple icon designer Susan Kare unveils a playful jewellery and objet collaboration with Asprey Studio
Asprey Studio's new collection, Esc Keys, brings digital artworks by Susan Kare to life
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Jack White's Third Man Records opens a Paris pop-up
Jack White's immaculately-branded record store will set up shop in the 9th arrondissement this weekend
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Designer Marta de la Rica’s elegant Madrid studio is full of perfectly-pitched contradictions
The studio, or ‘the laboratory’ as de la Rica and her team call it, plays with colour, texture and scale in eminently rewarding ways
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Dip into these swim-perfect outdoor hotel pools
Discover the best outdoor hotel pools, from Reschio’s sunken optical illusion in Italy to Amangiri’s glimmering mirage in the Utah canyons
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‘Nothing just because it’s beautiful’: Performance artist Marina Abramović on turning her hand to furniture design
Marina Abramović has no qualms about describing her segue into design as a ‘domestication’. But, argues the ‘grandmother of performance art’ as she unveils a collection of chairs, something doesn’t have to be provocative to be meaningful
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A local’s guide to Los Angeles by defiant artist Fawn Rogers
Oregon-born, LA-based artist Fawn Rogers gives us a personal tour of her adopted city as it hosts its sixth edition of Frieze
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Shakara is a stylish new addition to London's West African dining scene
Shakara, a new Marylebone bar and dining room, adds to the city's ever-more impressive high-end West African dining scene
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Gold watches for 2025 and beyond
Gold watches from H Moser & Cie, Fears and Patek Philippe are on our radar for 2025
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The story behind Craig Green’s extraordinary ‘jigsaw puzzle’ leather jackets
Part of a collaboration with ECCO.Kollektive, the ‘monumental, articulated’ leather jackets featured as part of Craig Green’s S/S 2025 collection, a musing on sons and fathers which won a 2025 Wallpaper* Design Award
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‘Close to solitude, but with a neighbour’: Furu’s cabins in the woods are a tranquil escape
Taking its name from the Swedish word for ‘pine tree’, creative project management studio Furu is growing against the grain
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‘Design has the power to evoke emotions, good or bad’: Fritz Hansen’s new appointments on the Danish design brand's future
Wallpaper* sits down for an exclusive joint interview with Fritz Hansen’s recently appointed CEO Henrik Steensgaard and creative director Els Van Hoorebeeck
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All aboard the world’s most luxurious train journeys
Stay on track with our pick of the most luxurious train journeys around the world, whether in 1920s-style opulence or contemporary chic
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AlUla Arts Festival is putting Saudi Arabia’s flourishing art scene on the international stage
Returning for its fourth edition, the AlUla Arts Festival celebrates art in a natural landscape; Lauren Ho went to discover more
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Meet the duo using hair and photography as a medium to consider Africa and the African diaspora
‘Strands & Structures’ makes its European debut at the Open Space Contemporary Art Museum in Amsterdam, exploring social and environmental issues in Accra, Ghana
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For S/S 2025, nothing is quite what it seems with these twisted wardrobe staples
Trompe l’oeil, twisted silhouettes, unexpected fabrications: S/S 2025 sees designers play on wardrobe staples in increasingly surreal ways
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Intoxicating perfumes can ‘haunt, beguile and seduce’
A intoxicating perfume, such as the below fragrances featured in the March 2025 issue of Wallpaper*, can haunt, beguile and seduce, writes Hannah Tindle
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First a fishmonger then a restaurant, how Applebee’s became a Borough Market staple
In line with the London seafood restaurant’s 25th anniversary, Applebee’s is reopening with a new menu and a new look courtesy of design studio A-nrd
