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The new London restaurants to book now
This month, explore the best new restaurants in London, featuring louche late-night vibes at One Club Row and relaxed Korean dining at Calong
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New gallery Rajiv Menon Contemporary brings contemporary South Asian and diasporic art to Los Angeles
'Exhibitionism', the inaugural showcase at Rajiv Menon Contemporary gallery in Hollywood, examines the boundaries of intimacy
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Milan Fashion Week A/W 2025 highlights: Prada to Giorgio Armani
Wallpaper* picks the best of Milan Fashion Week, from Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons’ portrait of ‘raw glamour’ to Giorgio Armani’s return to his roots
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10 emerging Californian practices rethink architecture in the Golden State
We highlight ten emerging Californian practices that are redrawing the borders of traditional architecture with their unique creative explorations
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Tomorrow Is Another Day, the convention-defying model agency that changed the face of fashion
Hannah Tindle takes a trip to Düsseldorf to meet Eva Gödel, the founder of Tomorrow Is Another Day, a model agency which has helped redefine beauty through collaborations with Raf Simons, Rick Owens, Hedi Slimane and more
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The Substance wins an Oscar for the prosthetic make-up worn by Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley
The Substance, directed by Coralie Fargeat and starring Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley, has won the 2025 Oscar for make-up and hair. Here, read Wallpaper’s interview with the film’s lead prosthetic designer Pierre-Olivier Persin
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The Manhattan apartment-turned-studio of Neil Hamamoto is a shrine to art
Welcome to the Wallpaper* series, The Inside Story, where each week we spotlight an intriguing, exciting or innovative interior. Hamamoto’s space is both comfortable and collaborative, acting as a studio and a showcase for both his own work and the work of artists that he supports via his nonprofit
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Junghans reinterprets the first radio-controlled watch in cool limited editions
Junghans reinterprets an old favourite with three new limited edition models
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Rosewood Residences Beverly Hills launches: we take the tour
Rosewood Residences Beverly Hills launches to a design by Thomas Juul-Hansen, marking the brand's first standalone home project in the swanky Los Angeles neighbourhood
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‘Ranger’: documenting ‘the first female conservation ranger programme in East Africa’
‘Ranger’, a new film set in Kenya’s Maasai homeland, tells the story of 12 women who became East Africa’s first all-female anti-poaching unit
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An Upper East Side townhouse is transformed into a chic French bistro
At Chez Fifi, Sweden’s Joyn Studio has created an elevated setting that transports diners to 1930s Paris
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‘There's a lot to fear and a lot to love in this world’: Penny Goring unveils new work in London
A new collection of large-scale collages takes centre stage at 'Penny Goring: Cold Hunt Corsage' at Arcadia Missa, London
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Prada A/W 2025’s ‘dishevelled’ beauty look confronted the big tech algorithm
At Prada A/W 2025, Guido Palau and Lynsey Alexander subverted prescriptive codes of ‘femininity’ through hair and make-up
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Alberto Caliri’s new vision for Missoni: ‘It’s about getting back to an essence’
The Missoni mainstay has been part of the knitwear brand’s story since 1998. ‘The feeling was not one of radical change, but rather of return,’ he tells Wallpaper* of his first collection back in the creative director seat
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La Môme London finds its home at The Berkeley hotel
All the razzle-dazzle of Cannes and Monte Carlo is wrapped up in this one fabulous dining room and terrace in London
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The new dawn of the London sandwich shop
The appeal of a quick meal between two slices of bread has long held sway in the UK. We look back on the rise of the sandwich shop and explore the new wave of London venues that are making it a more stylised experience
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'The more I create, the more questions I have': Nifemi Marcus-Bello on craft and creativity
The Nigerian designer discusses the evolution of his Oríkì series, the distinct design language of Lagos and the shifting landscape for young African designers
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From porn to politics: Ilona Staller on Cicciolina and a life of performative seduction
Ilona Staller reflects on life, love and controversy upon the re-release of her book ‘Memorie’
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Tokyo James shines a light on refined stones in new jewellery collection
Tokyo James creates jewellery made from magnesites, anthracites and gypsum, paired with Swarovski crystals
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Must-visit cinemas with award-worthy design
There’s more magic to the movies at these design-led cinemas, from Busan Cinema Centre’s ‘flying’ roof to The Gem Cinema Jaipur’s art deco allure
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Wallpaper* checks in at Granger Hotel: an intimate, maximalist charmer in San Diego
Set in the historic Gaslamp Quarter, Granger Hotel is an oasis of design blending history with modernity
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New York art exhibitions to see in March
Read our pick of the best New York art exhibitions to see in March, from Sandy Williams IV at Palo Gallery to ‘The Gates’ returning to Central Park
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'I'm trying to examine what it's like to be a person': Author Curtis Sittenfeld on her new book, 'Show Don't Tell'
As Curtis Sittenfeld publishes her new book, 'Show Don't Tell', she tells Wallpaper* why she is drawn to her ambiguous characters
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Inside the unexpected collaboration between Marni’s Francesco Risso and artists Slawn and Soldier
New exhibition ‘The Pink Sun’ will take place at Francesco Risso’s palazzo in Milan in collaboration with Saatchi Yates, opening after the Marni show today, 26 February
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Considered console tables: beautiful designs for every space
We gather ten of our favourite console tables, chosen for their originality, fine form and craftsmanship
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West Hollywood restaurant Somni is as comforting as it is whimsical
Chef Aitor Zabala relaunches Somni, orchestrating an artful blend of textures, flavours, and techniques for dreamlike dining
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Inside the fantastical world of Francesco Risso’s Marni: ‘We push it to the maximum’
After a standout S/S 2025 show, Simon Chilvers heads to Milan to meet Marni’s nonconformist creative director Francesco Risso, a designer seeking the ultimate self-expression through clothing
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‘Yay, To Have a Mouth!’: a London show explores our oral fixation, from Freud to fairytales
This group show at Rose Easton gallery in east London, created in collaboration with Ginny on Frederick, uncovers our fascination with the mouth
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The enduring appeal of the torque necklace
Jewellery designers are rediscovering their love of torque necklaces – the large, rigid neckpieces that serve as an antidote to the delicate chain
