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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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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 | 
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.
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2 months ago | 
anothermag.com | Madeleine Rothery |TextMadeleine Rothery
Polmida’s new exhibition in Florence looks at how denim can carry the wears and tears of a life, and what these say about the social conditions it is dressed within There are few other textiles as veritable a social artefact as denim. How the textile can carry the wears and tears of a life, and what these say about the social conditions it is dressed within, is at the crux of Polimoda’s second exhibition of their AN/ARCHIVE series: blue re/volution.
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2 months ago | 
anothermag.com | Madeleine Rothery |TextMadeleine Rothery
Directed by Karim Coppola and premiered at Paris’ Bourse de Commerce, this five-part film series is a whirlpool of dance, fashion, music, and literature From his creative agency Visore Lab to the independent films he produces under its offshoot, Visore X, Karim Coppola has long shown a knack for weaving different arts into unexplored territories and unspoken dialogues.
