Home-grown and anti-establishment, Baltimore’s creative scene is a beacon of hope
‘The creative scene here is inherently rebellious’: Document meets a community of young musicians, photographers, and filmmakers shaping Baltimore’s creative future.
Dana Lixenberg’s portraits of rap icons and folk heroes puncture the veneer of stardom
The photographer's portraits of Aaliyah, Leonard Cohen, A Tribe Called Quest, and more are on view at Grimm Gallery.
Francesca Sorrenti recalls the anarchy of ’90s New York, and how Davide provided a light
Davide Sorrenti’s photographs defined an era—and, unfairly, came to define 'Heroin Chic.’ Here, Francesca Sorrenti describes her son's bright, painful genius, and sets the record...
Forget the devil, Gen Z are signing their souls to Poppy
The queen of bubble-gum horror, and original e-girl, moved fans to tears with a pseudo-funeral at Brooklyn Steel.
Watch Live: Saint Laurent Fall/Winter 2020 from Paris
Tune in to the livestream on Tuesday, February 25 at 8:00p.m. Paris/2:00p.m. EST.
Macy Rodman, a punk performance artist for the shitposting generation
With her podcast ‘Nymphowars’ and her album ‘Endless Kindness,’ Macy sends us spiraling out of our comfort zone.
@Larslala’s masterclass in fashion footwear: why these insane shoes are worth every blister
Lars Byrresen Petersen gives us his all-time favorite heels, from Margiela's Tabi to Balenciaga's Lego Sandal.
‘Suspiria’ chic lives on: MSGM’s witchy schoolgirls take Milan
Massimo Giorgetti and Dario Argento regroup for a charmingly sinister Fall/Winter 2020 collection.
Lunch and a therapy session with Allie X, a pop star exorcising our teenage demons
The artist discusses her new album ‘Cape God’ over bee pollen smoothies and scrambled eggs.
Goths, flower children, genderless punks: Moncler Genius is fashion’s new first family
Inside Moncler Genius’s fantastical celebration of outerwear and community spirit, with JW Anderson, Richard Quinn, Simone Rocha, Craig Green, 1017 ALYX 9SM, Hiroshi Fujiwara, Moncler...
The subversive photographs of ‘masculinity’ that challenged tradition before their time
‘Masculinites: Liberation through Photography’ spotlights Catherine Opie, Peter Hujar, Wolfgang Tillmans, among others.
French ballroom icon Kiddy Smile picks his 6 favorite house anthems
Forget your February blues with this sexy weekend soundtrack.
Backstage and close-up at London Fashion Week, with photographer Peter Lowe
Capturing behind-the-scenes magic at Erdem, Preen, Knorr, and Richard Malone.
At Jil Sander, the bigger the sweater, the closer to god
The gospel of minimalism according to Luke and Lucie Meier: sweaters, suiting, and leisurewear with signature elegance.
Sunny Jain’s Bollywood-Western odyssey to the heart of American identity
On ‘Wild Wild East,’ Sunny Jain reclaims the cowboy narrative for America’s immigrants—and honors his own family’s migration story.
Savile Row tailoring for a New York nightclub: why downtown’s coolest girls all love DUNCAN
Julia Cumming takes designer Michelle Duncan to her favorite East Village record store, where the pair discuss Karen O, Ladytron, and why a timeless suit...
‘Tyler Works at the Gas Station’ satirizes the plight of the Brooklyn creative
Marie Tomanova captures the short film’s cast of real-life artists, including Girl Skin’s Stanley Simons, model Phineas Kirsch, and photographers Cameron Lee Phan and Nika...
Christopher Kane isn’t Illuminati, he’s just making triangles sexy
Through silk patchwork, lacy lingerie tops, and glittery bows, the designer fleshes out the full potentiality of the shape.
Lou Dallas envisions a world of whimsical resistance
Within an industry rife with overconsumption and conformity, designer Raffaella Hanley dares to ‘Think Otherwise.’
Bonny Light Horseman takes traditional folk music on an uncharted route
Josh Kaufman, Eric D. Johnson, and Anaïs Mitchell revive the simple pleasures of 18th century songbooks on their debut self-titled album.
Rick Owens collaborated with Moncler on… a tour bus
The designer brings a taste of Alienstock 2020 to Milan Fashion Week.
J.W. Anderson’s enormous coats are the last word on power dressing
The designer builds a new syntax for exaggerated tailoring and makes the case for contrast.
Patrick Holland’s 10-track map of Montreal’s electronic music underground
The artist gives us a musical primer to the city's genre-defying scene. His new single 'Still' is available to stream today.
Watch a sultry ode to Anna Karina’s French New Wave glamour
Julia Campbell-Gillies transforms into a '60s film star for David Richardson’s new short film.
Matty Bovan’s fearless theatricality pays off
Behind the curtain at the designer's exuberant London runway show.
30 minutes with Mura Masa, your favorite rapper’s secret weapon
The 23-year old producer’s second album, ‘Raw Youth Collage’ is the confusing, perfect soundtrack for our existential crisis.
Watch Live: Burberry Fall/Winter 2020 from London
Tune in to the livestream on Monday, February 17 at 5:00p.m. London/12:00p.m. EST.
Goodwill closes out New York Fashion Week with a sustainability reminder
The community-oriented institution hosted a night of upcycled shopping and industry meet-and-greets.
A 10-track ode to unrequited love, courtesy of Twitter’s favorite Helen
Writer Helen Donahue soundtracks your Valentine’s Day meltdown, featuring Leonard Cohen, Chairlift, and Taylor Swift.
‘The music united us’: 45 years of hip hop, told by the women who shaped the phenomenon
April Walker, Angela Boatwright, and Vicki Tobak detail the explosive evolution—from Salt-N-Pepa to Nicki Minaj.
Dana Donnelly’s official guide to ‘psychotic fairytales’
The comedian and resident Twitter hot-girl @danadonly on five YA books that warped her perception of romance.
A loner’s guide to the most underrated Valentine’s Day movies
10 film and snack pairings to propel you through Valentine’s day.
A Tony for Susan Alexandra! Meet the cast of fashion week’s most flamboyant production
The accessories designer cast the internet’s favorite drama queens, from Benito Skinner to Sasha Spielberg.
Behind-the-scenes with Kim Shui, the ‘woman designing sexy for women’
Watch the designer talk fears, aspirations, and innovation at her NYFW casting.
Getting intimate with Eckhaus Latta’s homeschool chic
Document goes backstage for the brand's Fall/Winter 2020 showing in South Street Seaport.
Olaf Breuning’s attempt to brainwash you with nature
The Swiss artist wants to raise environmental awareness with his latest exhibition at Carbon 12 in Dubai.
Dion Lee’s aerodynamic clothes for the modern age
The designer’s Fall/Winter 2020 collection accommodates fast-paced lifestyles while retaining an aura of cool
Puppets and Puppets is the ultimate antidote to fashion week fatigue
The brand delivers an exuberant homage to French cartoonist Jean Giraud, aka Moebius.
‘Six Feet Under’ still serves our collective cultural anxiety
Why—in today's ‘golden age of television’—I turned to the surreal family drama that dominated television from 2001 to 2005.
Samuel Jablon and Mark Flood talk dirty words, hedonism, psychotropic drugs
The artists find common cause in slowing down the ‘Chelsea shuffle.’
Christopher John Rogers leans into ‘chaotic glamour’
The designer finds sophistication in maximalism for Fall/Winter 2020.
Before DNA kits and deepfakes, Nancy Burson used morphed images to reveal fundamental truths
Burson’s photographs of missing children and powerful dictators helped us see things we otherwise couldn’t imagine. 50 years later, her work is still unsettling.
J.W. Anderson is the latest addition to the Moncler Genius roster
Heralded for his sophisticated, gender-defying ethos, the designer joins the ranks of Simone Rocha, Craig Green, and Hiroshi Fujiwara.
Bootlegging in the age of luxury streetwear and logomania
A new exhibition in London examines the art of fashion forgery as reappropriation.
Shopping’s sonic inspiration for their minimalist post-punk vision
Self-described as ‘deeply queer; political by default,’ the band’s latest album, ‘All or Nothing,’ is out today.
Meet Ross Days, the triple fire sign who became Jeremy O. Harris’s latest muse
Kimberly Drew speaks to New York’s favorite SoulCycle instructor-turned-actor about his passion for social work and the importance of black, queer representation.
A guide to beauty and ‘staying strange and untouchable’ by 5 Parisian ladies
Snakes as necklaces and men as handbags: Document gets a lesson in playful elegance from women who know how to command a room.
The promise of ‘Parasite’ and the lingering, toxic effects of Hollywood’s monopoly on taste
The film's meteoric rise is a hopeful sign of change, but ‘international’ film designations have locked non-American films in an unnecessary paradox.
AI is coming for your questionable fashion choices
A new visual recognition system will give you sartorial tips—a chance to channel your inner Cher Horowitz or the end of individuality?
