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As her bold new short film Autobiografia di una Borsetta is released, the acclaimed director behind The Souvenir films talks about the key role that fashion and clothing plays in her life and workLead Image Joanna Hogg’s latest film centres on a handbag. Autobiografia di una Borsetta – Italian for ‘Autobiography of a Handbag’ – opens with a beaten-up Miu Miu Wander bag perched on a rock in a stormy Tuscan valley, recounting its life story rather wearily.

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As he curates a show in New York of Larry Clark’s photographs, Leo Fitzpatrick reflects on how his role in Kids as a young teenager shaped his life in more ways than oneLead Image It’s been nearly 30 years since Leo Fitzpatrick graced the screen in Kids as Telly, a foul-mouthed, horny teenage skateboarder stalking the streets of New York City in search of young girls to have sex with (his preference is clear from the film’s unforgettable opening scene: virgins).

Jan 23, 2025 | anothermag.com | Violet Conroy |TextViolet Conroy

The first lookbook released under new creative director Julian Klausner, Dries Van Noten’s A/W25 lookbook draws inspiration from a William S Burroughs novel Six months after Dries Van Noten presented his last ever show – a joyous affair set in a vast warehouse on a catwalk glistening with silver leaf and an enormous disco ball to match – the brand announced the appointment of Julian Klausner as creative director.

Jan 23, 2025 | anothermag.com | Violet Conroy |TextViolet Conroy

Avoiding the tropes of the food writing genre, Jenny Lau’s wildly subversive An A-Z of Chinese Food: (Recipes Not Included) uses food as a jumping-off point to explore Chinese history, culture and identityLead Image To say that Jenny Lau’s debut book is about only Chinese food would be reductive.

Jan 7, 2025 | anothermag.com | Violet Conroy |TextViolet Conroy

Together with Le Labo Fragrances and AnOther Magazine, Belgian artist Katrien De Blauwer talks about creating something tangible in response to something so elusive – scent, and how we experience it Scent has the power to trigger potent memories; we are all familiar with the indescribable yet instantly recognisable smell of a past lover, the scent that lingers on old clothes borrowed from friends, or the distinct aromas of houses.