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5 days ago | 
10magazine.com | Bella Koopman
Releasing her debut album Levels last Friday, the French-born Léa Sen, who made the move to London in 2019, is carving her own unique space in the city’s music scene. Drawing on elements of trip-hop, experimental pop and R&B, the singer’s intoxicating brand of songwriting embraces the experimental without feeling inexperienced.
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6 days ago | 
10magazine.com.au | Bella Koopman
Zegna has announced a global, multi-year partnership with Art Basel, deepening its century-long commitment to contemporary art and cultural dialogue.
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6 days ago | 
10magazine.com.au | Bella Koopman
A man steps off of a yacht, his linen uncreased and Easy Mules barely touching the deck. Getting into his sports car, he slides on his Pure Low Square sunglasses, seeing the journey not as a means to an end but as the destination itself. At his Riviera villa, he slips in for a dip in the pool before kicking back on the white sand beach, looking like the picture of sun-drenched elegance. This is the modern traveller that Louis Vuitton envisioned for its latest menswear launch.
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1 week ago | 
10magazine.com | Bella Koopman
It’s every brand’s dream to create a silhouette that becomes so beloved by its customer base it can withstand the ever-turning tide of the seasons. This year, Loewe is celebrating that dream coming true as its revered Puzzle bag turns 10. Having become a staple in the wardrobes of industry veterans and front-row newbies alike, the Puzzle bag’s geometric silhouette has undoubtedly stood the test of time since debuting on Loewe’s SS15 womenswear runway.
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1 week ago | 
10magazine.com.au | Bella Koopman
Japanese fashion house Sacai redefines Levi’s icons in their latest collaboration, seamlessly blending heritage and innovation. Under the vision of creative director Chitose Abe, Levi’s renowned craftsmanship is reinterpreted through Sacai’s signature deconstructed lens, resulting in a capsule collection that reimagines wardrobe staples with bold, unexpected twists.
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2 weeks ago | 
10magazine.com | Bella Koopman
With fashion houses where luxury and craftsmanship are threaded into the fibres of their DNA, it’s it feels like everything they touch turns to gold. For Hermès, this extends to its stores, including the design of its famous windows. Used as a vessel for platforming authentic artistic collaborations, the designs have been the stuff of high street legends.
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2 weeks ago | 
10magazine.com.au | Bella Koopman
With fashion houses where luxury and craftsmanship are threaded into the fibres of their DNA, it’s it feels like everything they touch turns to gold. For Hermès, this extends to its stores, including the design of its famous windows. Used as a vessel for platforming authentic artistic collaborations, the designs have been the stuff of high street legends.
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2 weeks ago | 
10magazine.com | Bella Koopman
You can tell Trackie McLeod is fun to have around at a party. Describing the make-up of his work as “one part tongue-in-cheek, an ounce of sarcasm and a pint of Tennent’s Lager,” the Glaswegian artist’s work is firmly rooted in taking the piss. “To make the heavier themes more palatable and easier to digest,” he says of why a good chuckle is his chosen antidote for alleviating bulkier topics like class, queerness and masculinity present in his work. “Humour is universal,” he says.
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2 weeks ago | 
10magazine.com | Bella Koopman
Young people finding solace in community is a tale as old as time. Coalescing on the outskirts of the mainstream, they become tribal, developing unique styles and vibing to their own soundtracks. Back in 1979, New Romantics danced at the Blitz Club night in Covent Garden to the sounds of Bowie and Roxy Music in clobber that got brighter and more outlandish with every outing.
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3 weeks ago | 
10magazine.com | Bella Koopman
“Who and where holds cultural capital?” asks Victoria Gill on the opening page of her new photobook Melanie & The Miners’ Strike, released via cult imprint Idea. “It always seemed like it was elsewhere, well certainly, funding has gone elsewhere,” she snaps, citing her hometown of Leeds as the context for this realisation.
