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6 days ago | 
culted.com | Robyn Pullen
With the aim of abandoning nepotism and championing radical talent from the next gen, the Institute of Digital Fashion‘s new initiative – the IoDF Creators Fund – has been trying to discover raw creative talent. Last week, the Creators Fund finally found its 2025 winner: OPIA, a self-described “three-pronged entity” that encapsulates a travelling festival series, a record label and a community hub fostering a variety of conversations and initiatives.
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6 days ago | 
culted.com | Robyn Pullen
It’s Zara’s 50th birthday, and you already know it had to celebrate with something big. Linking up with Steven Meisel, the legendary fashion photographer behind some of the industry’s most impactful campaigns, Zara called on its huge roster of icons for a 50th anniversary shoot for the history books. The brand enlisted 50 of the world’s most iconic models to all be pictured side by side, shot in a short film by Meisel himself.
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2 weeks ago | 
culted.com | Robyn Pullen
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4 weeks ago | 
culted.com | Robyn Pullen
For the first episode of our new series “On the Couch,” where we sit down with your favourite celebrities, artists, and creatives (you guessed it) on the couch, we linked up with Ceechynaa to find out how she stays winning. Talking to Ceechynaa we got to know her best advice for young creatives, who else she thinks is killing it in music rn.
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4 weeks ago | 
culted.com | Robyn Pullen
We’ve linked up with Bentley Motors and Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London to give five BA Fashion graduates one challenge: reimagine ‘Black Dandyism’ —Inspired by this year’s MET Gala theme “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style”— through the eyes of Bentley, and pitch their designs to some of the fashion industry’s most GOATed names.
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1 month ago | 
culted.com | Robyn Pullen
If you’re not living in a cave, you know that yesterday a Blue Origin spaceship (owned by Amazon’s Jeff Bezos) catapulted Katy Perry into the Kármán line, the recognized boundary of space. The singer joined Bezos’s finance Lauren Sanzhez and a slew of other prominent women on the journey, which was branded a form of female empowerment, a publicity stunt designed to pique young women’s interest in science.
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1 month ago | 
culted.com | Robyn Pullen
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1 month ago | 
culted.com | Robyn Pullen
If you’re wealthy you already know this, but in case you’re not, it’s almost Coachella! Kicking off this Friday 11th April, in the Colorado Desert, Coachella 2025 — which spans two weekends every April — is being headlined by Lady Gaga, Travis Scott, and Post Malone. Originally, Coachella was launched as a kind of eff you to Ticketmaster – the first concert in 1993 was headlined by Pearl Jam which only performed at the Empire Polo Club while boycotting venues controlled by Ticketmaster.
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1 month ago | 
culted.com | Robyn Pullen
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1 month ago | 
culted.com | Robyn Pullen
Brothers and co-founders Giordano and Giuliano Calza started GCDS (originally an acronym for “God Can’t Destroy Streetwear”) in 2016, with the aim of disrupting the fashion world — and that’s exactly what they’ve done. The brand’s playful approach to design has seen sartorial pieces like its Hello Kitty bras and Morso heels equipped with teeth go viral, worn by some huge heads, including Dua Lipa, JENNIE, and Chappell Roan. But it hasn’t achieved all of its success alone.
