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1 month ago | 
brokemagazine.co.uk | Lauren Bulla
Taking over the BFC NewGen space for an unforgettable runway, the venue was dimly lit and vaguely mysterious. Cemented by greyish-white spotlighting, guests were dotted around the room, greeting each other with bounding “Hello’s” pre-catwalk. Pauline Dujancourt is a master of mixed materials and finding innovative ways to combine texture and technique. The autumn/winter offerings exist via a line which reads, “Everything is moving.
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1 month ago | 
brokemagazine.co.uk | Lauren Bulla
WOLVES – the concept behind Tell The Truth’s second instalment on the official London BFC Calendar, bared its teeth. The audience left in a wake of awe and excitement with each successive runway look. Starting strong and theatrical, the first model romped down the runway and straight into the photographer’s pit. Initially thinking there must be a hidden exit of some kind, my jaw dropped when I watched him take up space behind a camera and start shooting.
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1 month ago | 
brokemagazine.co.uk | Lauren Bulla
The intimate space of 13-14 Dean Street was transformed to become the boudoir with which Naomi Hart would debut her first runway collection. The rectangular room was peppered with seating along either side, allowing a catwalk to pass straight down the middle. At the end of the corridor was a floor-to-ceiling mirror, one that immediately became a central element of the presentation-leaning event.
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2 months ago | 
faroutmagazine.co.uk | Lauren Bulla
Sun 16 February 2025 14:30, UK We’ve all been there—waiting impatiently for our bodies to heal, stuck in a frustrating limbo where nothing can be done but sit tight and let nature take its course. For Neil Young, that limbo came after throat surgery left him unable to speak for an extended period. But rather than let silence get the better of him, Young found an unlikely saviour: an Etch A Sketch.
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2 months ago | 
thecoldmagazine.co.uk | Lauren Bulla
Dedicated to the impact of intimate detail, A. ROEGE HOVE is a knitwear brand based in Copenhagen that redefines what it means to interact with one’s surrounding environment. Are we merely by products of what we know, or an amalgamation of where we’re going? This season’s offerings present us a crossroads, where streamlined aesthetic fundamentals collide with sustainable best practices.
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2 months ago | 
pilotmagazine.uk | Lauren Bulla
Every proper raver eventually stumbles upon an event tethered to a ‘secret location’ – a staple of underground music culture. But the authenticity and quality of these gatherings often depend on the city, the organisers, and, most crucially, the vibe of the crowd. Late last year, I found myself drawn to PMAD, a London-based underground rave with a queer focus, dedicated to creating a safe space for electronic music lovers.
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Jan 2, 2025 | 
groupiemagazine.com | Lauren Bulla
The collection includes new shapes and forms, including a ruffle strap dress, python-print skin-tight T-shirt, presented via a gray and red tonal range. ACNE’s 1996 logo T-shirt is embellished with crystalline structures similarly replicating the scales on these shedding reptiles. Gold chrome sunglasses redefine the previously popular “speed-dealer” design I saw all over London Fields last summer. This time, curated more delicately and intricately than before, presenting a new take on the trend.
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Dec 18, 2024 | 
groupiemagazine.com | Lauren Bulla
Ever since I was a teenager, I’ve been dedicated to live music, the biggest expense coming out of minimum-wage padded wallets? 25$ tickets at most, and less than 10$ at least. I was addicted to seeing small and upcoming bands, constantly boasting about it to classmates. Always on a pedestal of self-adoration, I had happily determined that I was one of the first to uncover these myriad alternative rock groups, and singer songwriters.
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Dec 11, 2024 | 
noctismag.com | Lauren Bulla
When it comes to queer creatives, especially in London… you’ll be hard pressed to find someone who doesn’t dabble in multiple mediums. The same is the case for musician Eden J. Howells. When they aren’t developing their music, they’re facilitating community spaces for LGBTQ+ artists, writers, you name it. Their most recent project? Queer Creatives London. A few weeks ago, they hosted a fundraising show, all proceeds in support of their upcoming Sophomore EP, set to release in 2025.
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Dec 10, 2024 | 
laurenbulla.substack.com | Lauren Bulla
perediza is what happens when creatives with an affinity for philosophy get the chance to build. Originating in Copenhagen in 2022, the publication is resultant of collaborative efforts shared between young writers and artists operating from varying fields and inevitably different perspectives. The magazine is split into four key topic areas, those being - Climate change, Art, Style, and Life.
