Travel to the Caucasus through the work of four artists from Azerbaijan and surrounding regions. Blending myth and form these artists produce evocative commentary on contemporary issues, national identity and belonging, bringing it all together at the Gazelli Art House.

Nepalese-born British designer Sanyuta Shrestha offers a daring proposition combining her native country’s legacy, love for imperial silhouettes and commitment to ethical fashion for Spring Summer 2026.

Perhaps this is the film's quiet message. Love leaves traces, and these traces are what make us human.

For twelve years, Charu has been quietly building LABBADA in the domestic market, developing a philosophy of luxury that whispers rather than shouts, that enhances rather than eclipses. In this conversation, Charu shares insights into the philosophy, craftsmanship, and quiet confidence that define LABBADA.

Photo by Sassafras Thomas Paul’s Daughter is the musical world of Izzy Searle, a London-based artist whose songs sit somewhere between gothic introspection, guitar-led melancholy, and pop hooks that feel both bruised and romantic. Formed over the past three years, the project grew out of a winding path through childhood bands, early studio experiments, and a formative stint in Los Angeles that helped sharpen her instincts, even if the music itself stayed unreleased. Since ret