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The buttock has a hefty amount of meaning at the house of Alexander McQueen. Which isn’t a sentence you write often. Yet, McQueen first projected his name globally through rear-gazing, eyebrow-raising designs that questioned sexuality and challenged our perceptions of…

Gareth McConnell doesn’t see things like everyone else. He sees the world in technicolour, as his photographs of wild horses illuminated in neon light and his psychedelic flower arrangements attest. His take on street photography is equally vivid. In his…

Imperfection was a signature of Martin Margiela – unravelling hems, careworn fabrics, the old, disused and forgotten rediscovered, still marked with the grime of time. There was an immediate echo of that in Glenn Martens’ debut Maison Margiela ready-to-wear show…

If you want a house all your own, you need to build. That’s what Sarah Burton is doing at Givenchy, namely building on the foundation she established last season, of forceful tailoring, of mid-century shaped couture gowns cut to new…

Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez both speak fluent Spanish – a fact I only found out early last month, when I met them ensconced in their new Paris creative offices at Loewe. That may seem like the kind of fact…

“Tough clothes for tough times.” Leave it to Rick Owens to address the unsaid. Indeed, in a season of turmoil both globally and within the stormy teacup of fashion, when the default reaction of designers – and press, honestly –…

Ophiopogon is also known as lilyturf and mondo grass. It’s a grass-like perennial that spreads by rhizomes into a carpet of tufted, narrow, evergreen leaves. Small, white flowers appear in summer, followed by black berries in autumn, but the foliage…

This story is taken from the Autumn/Winter 2025 issue of AnOther Magazine:  Manolo Blahnik grew up with Marie Antoinette. Not literally, of course – she died in France in 1793, and Blahnik was born on La Palma in the Canary…

The Mastermind From October 24 James Mooney (Josh O’Connor) is a man without a plan. With his dim-witted accomplices, he stages a heist at a Massachusetts art gallery – but is soon forced on the run when the law comes…

One of the joys of a retrospective is finding artworks that were never destined for the spotlight, instead remaining buried in the archive. On view at Tate Britain’s new Lee Miller exhibition is a pair of near-identical photographs, each no…