Surveillance and control...

In "The Whale" by contemporary artist Sharam Saadat, he turns an everyday thing like a car wash into something worth pausing for and taking in.

But yet the simple elements of water and glass create a new beauty to be found in such a boring task.

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From the Northern mountains of Pakistan, the brand "Yaghshiye" takes their heritage and turns them into beautiful reworked avant-garde garments.

A masterclass in cultural alchemy.

Look, we've all been there. It's unavoidable and you'll still find yourself randomly trying to convince yourself that your value isn't tied to the number at the top of your Instagram profile.

Here are a few things that happened this week in fashion that caught our eye...

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Meet the woman who made Supreme: Barbara Kruger

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Iyla Migmoon is a young designer from
South Korea that has become well known for his
theatrical couture looks.

His design work is defined by his signature blend of
dramatic and surreal silhouettes with elegant feather
work. His most famous pieces are his swan motif
headpieces.

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No Face, No Case: The Many Masks of MF DOOM

The masks he had throughout his career allowed him to separate the man from the myth, shifting the focus away from image and onto the music. DOOM didn't care about visibility, it was about one thing. And the one thing was always the music.

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Makeup Artist you Need to Know: Nostya

Nostya is a Moscow based makeup artist widely known for her insane looks.

Intstagram: @iamnostya

Marcel Walldorf doesn’t just remake porcelain dog figurines. He guts them.

What reads at first like kitschy symbols of loyalty and domestic comfort gets violently interrupted. Glossy ceramic shells split open, exposing taxidermied fragments of real dogs beneath the surface.

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Antwerp fashion graduate Paula Van Dyck is the one to watch.

For the Belgium-born designer, fashion isn’t just about garments ,it’s a way of communication. Her work treats clothing as a language, a way of expressing what words often can’t.

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Zara got John Galliano and Willy Chavarria? What is going on???

So here's what we think the fast fashion giant is up to..

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The break we'll never get over: Bjork & Goldie

Culturally, their relationship marked a moment. Björk’s art-pop, which had already started bending electronic textures into something intimate and otherworldly, met Goldie’s futuristic drum and bass.

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“We are all just flesh wrapped in fabric.”

Angus Tsui’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection, “404: Safety Not Found". The Hong Kong designer manipulates vegan leather to mirror human flesh. Garments are torn, split, and peeled back, exposing what sits beneath the surface.

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Emerging designer Maxwell Bresler is someone that's needs to be watched closely 👀🖤

His Avant Garde looks have been seen on celebrities such as Billie Eilish . Every design from the exaggerated silhouettes to the mixing of patterns gives his looks a feel of enchantment.

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A Cleveland photographer that was inspired by her family of artists and shaped by DIY and Indie subculture. Tessa has made a reputation for capturing the energy that happens just a few feet from the stage. Raised on Tumblr dashboards, her work blends that nostalgia with live music.

Trey Abdella uses mixed media like acrylic, paint, resin, and other objects to make hyper realistic paintings of moments of the American Dream turned horror show.

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Welcome to ww.importchat.com 🌐🖱️

For this campaign, we recreated the teenage bedrooms of two Cleveland creatives. The spaces where ideas, inspiration, self expression, and interests all begin. Throughout the week, we'll be getting to know photographer Tessa Smith and designer Larry Lesley.

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We're still thinking about the makeup from this past fashion week season... the makeup artist all deserve a raise for these looks.

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Somewhere along the way, building a creative career started to mean creating a persona. It’s no longer just about documenting the creative process; it’s about performing it. In today’s social media and influencer-driven economy, audiences look far beyond a brand’s name or aesthetic. They want the person behind it. The artist becomes the product. The algorithm rewards visuals, lifestyle, and personality just as much as the work itself. That pressure turns every moment of the process into something that needs to look good.

nstead of sitting with the messy, frustrating parts of making something, everything is expected to appear curated and pristine. Even your personal life. At some point, it does just become performative. So the question becomes unavoidable: Can you still succeed as a creative without turning yourself into content?

The truth is, some of the most influential creatives built their worlds without living permanently in front of the camera. Their work started the conversation and it was strong enough to keep it going. Others chose to build quietly from the start, keeping distance between themselves and the work. But sustaining that path requires something undeniable. Either powerful storytelling or work that speaks loudly on its own. That doesn’t mean every creative has to become the face of their art. It simply means deciding where the boundary sits. You have to find the line between sharing enough to exist in the ecosystem and protecting the space where the work actually happens.

It feels like a paradox for a creative to be expected to share every moment, thought, and opinion with the world. When you’re deep in the process, the work often requires "ghosting" the people you love for weeks at a time. Disappearing until the vision is finally satisfied.

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There's nothing we love more than a Matieres Fecales Paris runway show.

​Watching the Matieres Fecales duo evolve from their early underground beginnings into this label they are today has been more than just another fashion label popping up the blue. It truly has been a visceral experience.

Jonathan Anderson's Dior exceeded expectations...

Let's hear those opinions!

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Lancey Foux is helping give independent artists a fighting chance by showing them a non-traditional path by creating a project that will exclusively be released on the streaming platform "untitled"

100% of profits from the album will be given to charities and to independent artists.

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Sofia Rukina and her brand Rukin may be one of our favorite finds so far this year...

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Let us introduce you to 'Bent Kahina'

This brand knows how to use visuals...

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Supreme sets the tone with their SS26 Collection.

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The 'Gag Rack' a sculpture by Fecal Matter for Matieres Fecales Paris Fall/Winter 2025 at Dover Street Market New York.

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Tourism isn’t neutral.

In the work titled 'Fucking Tourist', Nicolas Demeersman turns the camera back on the traveler, exposing how we stage, consume, and flatten places into backdrops for our own narratives.

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Rev Lix, is a designer that has been on our radar for quite some time now.

His collection “The Heroic Era” caught our eyes. The graduate collection that was produced consisted of 6 figures that were imagined as human heros to lead the world when it’s no longer inhabitable.

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Alexander McQueen’s Fall/Winter 1998
show, Joan, is the kind of show that lives rent free in
your head. Models walked through smoke and scorched
earth in distressed tailoring, ecclesiastical references,
and warrior silhouettes before the runway itself was set
a blaze.

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Shampoooty is an artist based in New York. He creates twisted adult versions of children's toys sculptures as part of his series "Kids Toys, Adult Issues".

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