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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English

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#193083

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#24333

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#346

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Mark Leckey is making art for a people yet to come

1 week ago | theface.com | Sarah Moroz

“I’ve always been mistrustful of images, because of their power” “Magic is what I’m after – and ritual. I think the one thing that art can still do that does make it unique is it can be this gathering space for ritual”
Jeff Weiss's Britney Spears book is based on a true story (allegedly)

1 week ago | theface.com | Davy Reed
Cortisa Star raps ferociously on Dramatic

1 week ago | theface.com | Davy Reed |Tiffany Lai |Jade Wickes
Fashion can’t get enough cake right now

2 weeks ago | theface.com | Kyle MacNeill

“Both [fashion and cake] have always been used for conspicuous consumption – ultra lavish, spectacular food displays have a long history” “It creates a sort of campfire effect as people are forced to gather and get involved around a giant dessert”
The mundane yet surreal world of Ed Atkins

2 weeks ago | theface.com | Lauren Cochrane

Nurses Come and Go But None For Me, 2025 Nurses Come and Go But None For Me, 2025
10 films you should be excited to watch this year

2 weeks ago | theface.com | Jade Wickes

The casting announcement for Sam Mendes’s quadruple whammy Beatles biopics was by far the biggest film news of the week. The director who brought us 1917 and American Beauty has chosen his Fab Four: Paul Mescal will be Macca, Barry Keoghan will be Ringo Starr, Harris Dickinson will be John Lennon and Joseph Quinn will be George Harrison.
PinkPantheress returns with Tonight, a flirty club anthem

2 weeks ago | theface.com | Tiffany Lai |Jade Wickes |Davy Reed |Charlie Engman

PinkPantheress – TonightOn the first of January, PinkPantheress hinted at something big coming for the year, tweeting “oh we are soooo back #2025.” Four months later and the former FACE cover star has finally dropped the first track from her upcoming mixtape, Fancy That.
Is this R.I.P. Germain’s most chilling show yet?

2 weeks ago | theface.com | Joe Bobowicz

Courtesy the Artist and Cabinet London Courtesy the Artist and Cabinet London Courtesy the Artist and Cabinet London Courtesy the Artist and Cabinet London Courtesy the Artist and Cabinet London Courtesy the Artist and Cabinet London Courtesy the Artist and Cabinet London Courtesy the Artist and Cabinet London Courtesy the Artist and Cabinet London R.I.P. Germain’s Anti-Blackness Is Bad, Even The Parts That We Like is at South London’s Cabinet gallery until 10th May....
Kelora want to cleanse your timeline

2 weeks ago | theface.com | Jade Wickes |Furmaan Ahmed

“Life is a mystery. You’re learning everyday and just remember that you’re human”
Inside Slam Jam and Vans' new artist hangout

2 weeks ago | theface.com | Kyle MacNeill

Affordable studio space in cities is like gold dust. Unless you manage to wangle a jammy deal off a friend-of-a-friend – or you’re sitting on an unannounced pot of money – you usually accept a dent in your pay packet as par for the course. Often, for a very sketchy lock-up. Worse still, you end up on an endless waiting list. This is what makes Slam Jam and Vans’ new hybrid space, The Checkered Home, such a welcome proposition.