AnOther Magazine

AnOther Magazine, often referred to as AnOther, is a bi-annual publication focused on culture and fashion, catering to both men and women. This magazine debuted in 2005 and is published by Dazed Group, which is based in London.

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How Nan Goldin, Mike Kelley and Félix González-Torres Explore Ideas of Home

5 days ago | anothermag.com | Emily Steer

A new group exhibition at Anonymous Gallery in New York explores the underlying conflicts of the home as a place of both tranquility and turmoil The home is often viewed as a place of comfort, but it can also be a source of tension and confinement. A new group show at Anonymous Gallery in New York explores the underlying conflicts of the home as a place of both tranquility and turmoil, through the work of iconic artists such as Félix González-Torres,Nan Goldin, and Mike Kelley.
Our Legacy and Emporio Armani Collaborate on a Summery New Collection

5 days ago | anothermag.com | George Pistachio

Alongside a sun-drenched campaign by Alasdair McLellan, Our Legacy creative director Cristopher Nying talks about his new collaboration with Armani Some pairings deserve an encore. Back in 2023, cult label Our Legacy collaborated with fashion giant Emporio Armani on a dreamy collection of laidback finery, melding together the spirit of Swedish functionality and Italian refinement.
“This Is a Religion for Me”: A$AP Nast Collabs with Comme des Garçons Shirt

6 days ago | anothermag.com | Madeleine Rothery

A bold meeting point between music and fashion, A$AP Nast’s new Comme des Garçons Shirt capsule collection takes inspiration from New York hip-hop For years, A$AP Nast has worn Comme des Garçons with a near-religious devotion – so when the time came to release his debut album, 90s Era Nasty, a collaboration with the brand felt both personal and inevitable. “I thought it would make sense for me to collaborate with the brand I love most in the world to do my merch,” he reflects.
Nico Daniels Photographs the Many Faces of Modern Masculinity in America

1 week ago | anothermag.com | George Pistachio

Lead Image Masculinity – and its supposed ‘downfall’ – has been the subject of tabloid outrage and conservatives’ pearl-clutching for decades. In America, the re-election of President Donald Trump marked a flashpoint in this cultural reckoning: a challenge to progress in women’s rights, a backlash against #MeToo, and a nostalgic lurch toward a world where “men could be men”.
The Best Films to See This May

1 week ago | anothermag.com | Alex Denney

From Paolo Sorrentino’s new Neapolitan drama to a scorching erotic thriller from Karim Ainouz, here are the best films to see this month From May 2In Paolo Sorrentino’s first film to revolve around a female protagonist, everyone wants to know what Parthenope is thinking. It’s a question you imagine the director struggled with in developing the character, a young Neapolitan woman (Celeste Dalla Porta) named after a Greek siren whose beauty brings destruction in its wake.
Bonjour Tristesse: Durga Chew-Bose Puts a Modern Spin on a French Classic

1 week ago | anothermag.com | Hannah Ziegler

Writer-turned-filmmaker Durga Chew-Bose talks about her adaptation of Françoise Sagan’s beloved 1954 novel, starring Chloë Sevigny and Claes Bang “When I can’t write, I watch a movie,” wrote Durga Chew-Bose in an essay from 2019.
Hairstylist Julien d’Ys: “My Vision Was to Create Artwork”

1 week ago | anothermag.com | Osman Ahmed

In the latest issue of AnOther Magazine, the legendary hairstylist talks about the influence of painting on his work This article is taken from the Spring/Summer 2025 issue of AnOther Magazine:“When I came into this business, I never wanted to be a hairstylist. My vision was to create artwork – which is what happened when I began working with photographers like Irving Penn. When we worked on a picture it was like creating a painting – every detail was important.
Balletcore for Boys: Jacek Gleba on His “Flirtatious” Menswear

2 weeks ago | anothermag.com | George Pistachio

Drawing on the diaries of Nijinsky, Jacek Gleba’s delicate Central Saint Martins graduate collection reimagines queer menswear with a dancerly lightness Jacek Gleba’s Central Saint Martins student ID has just expired, bringing a close to nearly a decade in higher education – from a Bachelor’s degree in PR and advertising in Barcelona, a design diploma, to an MA at Europe’s most famous fashion school.
Seán Hewitt’s New Book Explores the Pain and Power of Queer Yearning

2 weeks ago | anothermag.com | Alim Kheraj

In his debut novel Open, Heaven, poet and memoirist Seán Hewitt traces the fevered contours of queer teenage desire, memory, and first loveLead Image Poet and memoirist Seán Hewitt’s debut novel Open, Heaven is not a bucolic, summery love story. At least not entirely.
A Different Approach to Women’s Tailoring

2 weeks ago | anothermag.com | Madeleine Rothery

Designer Annabel Ballance, stylist Karen Binns and tailor Antonia Ede combine forces on a custom suit for Lucy Beeden, design director of Kim Jones Studio, to reimagine both the process and the form of the storied silhouette Corporate suiting has long shaped how and by whom power is worn, sharpening the body underneath to match the patriarchal structures it moves through.