Elliot Hoste

2 weeks ago | dazeddigital.com | Elliot Hoste

32 Images Despite the fact that Cannes is known as much for fashion as it is for its movies, the festival’s 2025 edition still provided an almost unusual wealth of red carpet moments. A newly instated dress code banning “voluminous trains” and “nude dresses” meant that celebrities had to find other ways to grab some attention, and boy did they try.

2 weeks ago | dazeddigital.com | Elliot Hoste

20 Images PAN has been churning out bangers since ‘08. The Berlin-based record label was founded by Bill Kouligas, and has signed acts like Arca, Eartheater, Evita Manji and Yves Tumour over the years. Known for his “interdisciplinary approach” to the industry, Kouligas’s PAN is all about blurring the lines between art, music and performance, which includes riotous club nights in cities across the globe.

2 weeks ago | dazeddigital.com | Elliot Hoste

80 Images After departing his role at Valentino back in March 2024, Pierpaolo Piccioli finally has a new job: creative director of Balenciaga. The French maison and Italian designer announced the news today (May 19) via a joint post on Instagram. “Kering and Balenciaga are pleased to announce the appointment of Pierpaolo Piccioli as Creative Director of Balenciaga, effective July 10,” read the announcement.

2 weeks ago | dazeddigital.com | Elliot Hoste

14 Images Since the 1960s, disgruntled moviegoers at Cannes have voiced their displeasure via a chorus of boos during the credits of a flop, lovingly referred to as ‘Le Booing’. Now, at the festival’s 2025 edition, Swedish actor Alexander Skarsgård is introducing a new tradition to proceedings – the much sexier and altogether more sordid le Bootlicking.

2 weeks ago | dazeddigital.com | Elliot Hoste

With an AW25 collection blending high goth and horse girl, we chat to the LCF grad about his brand ethos, fantasy catwalk cast and Rick Owens sliding into his DMs22 Images Amongst a crowded field of fashion avatars, the horse-girl-meets-high-goth isn’t one we often come across – but if we did, she’d probably be wearing Leo Prothmann. For much of his practice, the London-based designer combines the sartorial codes of rural equestrianism with the jagged edges of modern-day style.