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1 week ago | 
anothermag.com | Madeleine Rothery |TextMadeleine Rothery
Trey Taylor’s approach to scent echoes his instinct for offbeat storytelling; it goes beneath the skin, with a sneaky, subversive note to throw you off, then pull you in Who is it? Serviette is the debut perfume line of Canadian-born, New York-based editor and writer Trey TaylorWhy do I want it? Narrative-driven perfumes that play with cultural codes, curiosity, and scent as its own discreet languageWhere can I find it?
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2 weeks ago | 
anothermag.com | Madeleine Rothery |TextMadeleine Rothery
Capturing Chinese students in their own spaces, Between Your Eyes and Mine questions what it means to belong without explanation, without defence Belonging is often imagined as a destination: a place to arrive at, a culture to integrate into, a physical anchor that roots a home. But for many international students, it’s about navigating a world of in-betweenness, guided as much by translation as by intuition.
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2 weeks ago | 
anothermag.com | Madeleine Rothery |TextMadeleine Rothery
Featuring work by Martin Margiela, Le Corbusier and Hussein Chalayan, MoMu’s thought-provoking new exhibition unpacks the relationship of fashion and interiors from a gendered perspective In our hyperconnected landscape, sharing images of our interiors has become another form of curated self-portraiture, akin to hyper-stylised fashion pictures, offered up as (supposed) proof of taste, aesthetic literacy, a life well-lived.
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2 weeks ago | 
anothermag.com | Madeleine Rothery
With experience designing for Maison Margiela, Vaquera and Y/Project, Stéphanie D’heygere launched her own brand in 2018 with the idea of “making accessories out of accessories” Who is it? The cult accessories label from Stéphanie D’heygere, who also collaborates with the likes of Diesel, Vaquera, and Jean Paul GaultierWhy do I want it? Clever, wry jewellery that reimagines everyday objects with a Dadaist sense of subversionWhere can I find it?
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3 weeks ago | 
anothermag.com | Madeleine Rothery |TextMadeleine Rothery
After taking a pause, Anne Sofie Madsen launched her eponymous label during Copenhagen Fashion Week. “I was participating in a system that no longer aligned with how I wanted to live,” she says Who is it? Anne Sofie Madsen is the eponymous label of the Danish designer, who, after taking a pause to pursue other creative projects, is backWhy do I want it?
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1 month ago | 
anothermag.com | Madeleine Rothery |TextMadeleine Rothery
For her latest book, The Sea Around Us, Marie Deteneuille spent a single day with Nuage Lepage, accompanied by only her camera, against the unscripted backdrop of nature. Intimacy is often a delicate sentiment, protected by a sense of time and place: shared experiences, earned trust, vulnerability in safety.
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1 month ago | 
anothermag.com | Madeleine Rothery |TextMadeleine Rothery
It was a season of firsts, as well as a few lasts And so the sun has finally set on the beginning-of-year fashion marathon as (a very summery) Paris womenswear week comes to a close. It was long – there were more shows than ever packed into the ten-day schedule – yet we were rewarded with one of the most promising seasons of recent years, despite the dizzying game of musical chairs that continues at the industry’s top houses.
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1 month ago | 
complex.com | Madeleine Rothery
Revving up the recent Oscars’ frenzy was Kim Kardashian’s arrival at the 2025 Pre-Oscars dinner in a Chanel relic: the ‘Jellyfish dress’ from the late Karl Lagerfeld’s Fall 1992 Couture collection, a piece that took several hands and over 100 hours to make. Kardashian, with the guidance of her stylist Danielle Levitt, has established herself as a high-priestess of wearable history. She’s led the charge in celebrity styling’s increasingly voracious appetite for rare pieces.
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1 month ago | 
anothermag.com | Madeleine Rothery |TextMadeleine Rothery
From Dsquared2’s 30th anniversary blowout to Prada’s investigation of femininity, here are the best shows from the Autumn/Winter 2025 season Gucci After Sabato de Sarno’s departure in February, the Gucci design studio helmed the house to create a collection embedded in Gucci’s heritage, described by them as “a continuum of craft, taste, and culture that passes through time.” Accordingly, the looks revisited key moments from the house’s history – 1960s pussy-bow blouses and silk scarves,...
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2 months ago | 
anothermag.com | Madeleine Rothery |TextMadeleine Rothery
Launched by Kartik Kumra when he was just 20 years old, Kartik Research elevates traditional Indian craftsmanship to a global, contemporary stage Who is it? Kartik Research is the label of New Delhi-based designer Kartik Kumra, founded with the aim of elevating traditional Indian craftsmanship to a global, contemporary stage Why do I want it? Contemporary silhouettes handcrafted by India’s vast network of skilled regional artisans, reinstating a sense of humanness in every garment3.
