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Whimsy, Punk, And Knitwear: An Interview With The Founder Of Tildysucks
New Cross based CSM Artist on their Knitwear Business.
Daria Slikker
Jan 219 min read

The Fabric of Film - Does The World Really Get Better When We Shop? Fashion As A Vice In Confessions Of A Shopaholic.
Confessions of a Shopaholic is a reminder of what fashion should mean; beautiful things mean nothing if the price is our own essence.
Maaya Karuppiah
Jan 194 min read


The End of the Beginning: ‘Death and the Cat’ at Drayton Arms Pub Theatre
This pub theatre debutante is a real knockout that hits the mark in both comedy and depth.
Sophie-May Ward-Marchbank
Jan 183 min read

The Style Shift - Blood, Sweat Tour, And Tears: From Rituals To Red Carpets, Dilara Findikoglu’s Year In Fashion
Its Dilara’s World and we’re just living in it.
Lucy Wragg
Jan 123 min read

Fashion, Philosophy, And The Future: Robert Wun’s Fall 2024 Haute Couture Collection
Claudia Limaverde Costa on Robert Wun's Fall 2024 presentation.
Claudia Limaverde Costa
Jan 125 min read


When Humans and Humanoids Land on a Dystopian Southbank: a Q&A With the Director of 'The Employees'
"I thought about how to find a visual representation of what humanoid life would be, and that’s how I decided to dual-role the actors."
Hannah Durkin
Jan 106 min read

The Fabric Of Film - Escapism Through Fashion In Ai Yazawa’s 'Paradise Kiss'
Hedonistic Runaways or Soul Searchers? Maaya Karuppiah on escapism through fashion in Ai Yazawa’s Paradise Kiss.
Maaya Karuppiah
Jan 54 min read

Opening Scenes: In Conversation with Against The Grain Visuals, Maker of ‘Blackstar, Until The End’
'Blackstar, Until The End' (Against The Grain Visuals, 2024) I sat down with Filmmaker Joseph White, or Against The Grain Visuals, to...
Laura Mihaela Cretu
Dec 19, 20248 min read


In Conversation with Jamie Benyon, Director of 'Two Minutes'
Jamie Benyon made an impressive debut at the London Film Festival with Two Minutes , a hilarious, yet heartfelt short film about two...
Humaira Valera
Dec 19, 202415 min read


Donmar Review: Under the Dark Starry Sky, 'Great Comet of 1812' Ruminates What Is Seen (and Not) in a Theatre Show About Theatre
Chumisa Dornford-May gives us a Natasha who is equal parts endearing and frustratingly naïve.
Er Kay Lynn
Dec 19, 20243 min read
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