The Face

The Face: established in London in 1980, this iconic style magazine has made its return in 2019. It offers endless exploration for today’s audience. Founded by Nick Logan, The Face was the first of its kind, setting the standard for style magazines. From its inception, it was a cultural leader, delving into music, fashion, film, television, society, politics, and global issues. The magazine approached these topics with creativity, humor, sophistication, and innovative graphic design. In 2019, The Face has been revitalized. With a fresh team and a modern perspective, it remains committed to its original vision and values. This progressive, multi-platform publication honors Logan’s groundbreaking legacy while adapting to the current era.

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#193083

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#24333

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#346

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Seán McGirr is all about Soho legends in the new McQueen campaign

3 days ago | theface.com | Eni Subair
Editor’s letter: summer 2025

3 days ago | theface.com | Matthew Whitehouse

Taken from the summer 25 print issue of THE FACE. Get your copy here. We have more in common than divides us. They’re the words I kept returning to following Keir Starmer’s “island of strangers” speech, in which the prime minister made a play for Reform voters by unleashing rhetoric that will, you expect, haunt him for a very long time.
Addison Rae revels in her success on Fame is a Gun

4 days ago | theface.com | Davy Reed |Jade Wickes |Bella Newman

Ledbyher – WrongNines’ retirement didn’t last long, did it? Last year, the UK rap legend announced he was quitting music, dropped a final album and even sparked up a massive zoot on stage at his farewell gig. But Nina’s just and announced a two day festival at Dreamland Margate this summer and, yep, he’s headlining.
Life lessons from Goldie

4 days ago | theface.com | Danny Reed |Craig McLean |Craig Mclean

Jumper JAKE’S, trousers BURBERRY, socks stylist’s own and rings talent’s own Coat, shirt and trousers BURBERRY Jacket and trousers BURBERRY, socks stylist’s own and necklace talent’s own Jumper JAKE’S, trousers BURBERRY, socks stylist’s own and necklace talent’s own Jumper and handkerchief JAKE’S and hat talent’s ow GROOMER Rachel Lee at MA+ SET DESIGNER Phoebe Shakespeare PRODUCTION Drive Represents ON-SET PRODUCER Anna Riazanova LIGHTING ASSISTANT Ricardo Munoz Carter SET DESIGN ASSISTANT...
Bonjour Tristesse is Chloë Sevigny and Lily McInerny’s tale of…

1 week ago | theface.com | Jade Wickes

“There’s a push and pull, an attraction and repulsion that she starts to develop. It was a really exciting dynamic to explore”
Quen Blackwell takes us on a cruise to Louis Vuitton

1 week ago | theface.com | Eni Subair

Quen Blackwell loves to perform. Whether that’s on the small screen (she’s been cast in Rachel Sennott’s upcoming HBO comedy), through her cooking show with guests such as Kali Uchis, or her wardrobe, Quen knows how to put on a show. Naturally, then, it felt right for her to sit FROW at the Louis Vuitton Cruise 2026 show, which featured bold silhouettes and intricate detailing.
Turnstile connect the club and the moshpit on Look Out for Me

1 week ago | theface.com | Davy Reed |Jade Wickes

Turnstile – Look Out for MeSome of Turnstile’s fans complained that their arena-ready comeback single Never Enough didn’t quite hit hard enough, raising concerns that the Baltimore punk band have gone too soft for their forthcoming album of the same name. But Turnstile quickly reminded us that they’re a band who can do both: they dropped the gnarly moshpit anthem Birds and the dance-rock pop track Seein’ Stars, which shimmers like Let’s Dance‑era Bowie.
We want to live in Quentin Belt’s New York

1 week ago | theface.com | Eni Subair

Before Quentin’s journey into photography, he was in the ballroom scene in Culver City, Los Angeles, where he was born. After high school, he worked in retail, often visiting actor friends at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. During a stint at American Apparel in Beverly Hills, Quentin snapped pictures of his colleagues in disco pants and cut-out leotards. Soon enough, the allure of New York was getting harder to ignore.
Creo: the North’s new fashion work space

2 weeks ago | theface.com | Fergal Kinney

“Creo is for businesses, makers, artists, videographers. It’s for everyone” “Though Creo offers various peak and off-peak membership packages, with areas to sit and have a beer, do not, under any circumstances, call it a members’ club”
Fakemink, Mechatok and Ecco2k's Makka is a euphoric underground anthem

2 weeks ago | theface.com | Davy Reed |Jade Wickes

Fakemink, Mechatok & Ecco2k – MakkaSo far, Fakemink has been selective with his collaborators, preserving his lo-fi sound by only working with a small pool of underground producers and rappers of his generation. Makka sees the 20-year-old enigma step outside his circle to team up with Drain Gang’s Ecco2k and Mechatok, the London-via-Berlin producer who blurs the boundaries between club music, cloud rap and hyperpop. The move has paid off.