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?
‘Tech-bro X Margaret Thatcher’: artist Simon Denny drops the ultimate anti-capitalist collab
Denny spoke to Document about the politics of power dressing and how Thatcher's neo-liberalism shaped Silicon Valley.
Document and Neuehouse hosted a warm night of celebration for Douglas Bensadoun’s ‘Popper Fly’
Attended by an audience of family, friends, and one very chic Chihuahua, the screening and panel provided a touching look at how Bensadoun and his...
Biggie, Nas, and Nipsey Hussle—in the words of the photographers they trusted most
‘Contact High’ provides behind-the-scenes look into the creation of hip-hop's most iconic images.
Natasha Stagg’s 4 favorite works of (sad girl) fiction and cultural criticism
From Eve Babitz to Elizabeth Hardwick, the ‘Sleeveless’ author gives a crash course in navigating your social existence.
Only in New York! 3 iconic street photographers share their tales of the city that never sleeps
Janette Beckman, Joe Conzo, and Martha Cooper on why old New York's indomitable spirit made it the ultimate muse.
‘Popper Fly’ is a meditation on grief, isolation, and the family ties that bind
Douglas Bensadoun spoke to Document about his deeply personal short film and the beauty of fly fishing.
Lessons in solidarity and enterprise from Sierra Leone’s capital city
Facing unprecedented environmental challenges, Freetown and its rural communities devise their own solutions. Deirdre Firinne spoke to the entrepreneurs, activists, and students building the grassroots...
The untold stories of Chicago’s tough-as-hell girl gangs, from a woman who lived it all
A former Lady OA member recalls the lengths she went to survive in a hyper-masculine world.
The romance in a glance: people-watching on the streets of Hong Kong
Ryan Koopmans and Alice Wexell's short film ‘With You’ captures fleeting moments of sentiment on the multisensory streets of the Mong Kok district.
24 hours in Providence with Raluca, RISD student and Depop extraordinaire
Mexican food, horoscopes, and Halloween costumes: Steven Yatsko describes one day IRL with @spicyladybug.
Don McCullin spent 60 years capturing bloodshed and desperation—now he finds solace in the countryside
In his new exhibition ‘The Stillness of Life,’ the revered photojournalist reconciles with his legacy of capturing war and destitution, by turning his lens to...
Anti-surveillance makeup could be the future of beauty
With facial recognition technology on the rise, Document presents a fashion story exploring makeup for the panopticon.
‘Envisioning 2001’ is the ultimate window into Stanley Kubrick’s creative psyche
Katharina Kubrick speaks on her father's love for New York and why the ‘2001: a Space Odyssey’ might be Kubrick at his most optimistic.
What is ‘natural beauty’? 5 (role) models resisting fashion’s commodification of confidence
Discussing the connection between self-care and sustainability with Ayesha Tan Jones, Nella Ngingo, Jill Temming, Yu Lin Humm, and Maeva Giani Marshall.
Discovering magic in the mundane with Daidō Moriyama, Japan’s street photography godfather
‘There are countless beautiful existences.’ After 55 years, Moriyama shares the secrets to a groundbreaking street photo.
In Tyler Mitchell’s ‘black utopia,’ leisure and play are radical acts
In his first US solo show, ‘I Can Make You Feel Good,’ the photographer imagines a world where black-skinned bodies are free to just exist.
Kitty Garratt is crafting luxurious knitwear for a 21st century Joan of Arc
Fresh out of Central Saint Martins, the designer gives her paradoxical wisdom: slowing down to keep up.
‘In The Dream House’ is a vital and rare account of an abusive queer relationship
Why Carmen Maria Machado's memoir triggered a necessary reckoning with my own past.
Jesús León finds magic in Mexico City’s darkest corners
How a Catholic upbringing, phobia of sunshine, and sexual exhibitionism informed the photographer's approach to documenting nightlife.
‘Chef just gon’ get your mouth watering’: For Raekwon, retirement’s not on the table
The rap legend spoke to Document about his upcoming project ‘The Appetition’ and why Wu-Tang Clan will never go out of style.
Losing a life source: how the water crisis shapes everyday life in Mumbai
Photographer Joshua Olley takes a look at what the water infrastructure crisis in India says about the future of community, health, and conflict.
Okay Kaya writes pop songs for your saddest, most honest sex tape
On her second album ‘Watch this Liquid Pour Itself,’ Kaya Wilkins finds beauty in mediocre sex, AA meetings, and karaoke disasters.
Givenchy’s garden is in full bloom
Claire Waight Keller’s couture gowns blossom into a ‘tapestry of time and circumstance.’
Dior Couture’s fiercely powerful ‘female divine’
Maria Grazia Chiuri’s utopic matriarchy presents a reality in which fierceness and gentility are mutually reinforcing, not mutually exclusive.
Loewe pushes fantasy to the edge
Jonathan Anderson fuses psychedelia and the whimsy of childhood for his Fall/Winter 2020 collection.
Jesper Just’s enigmatic vision of our technological dystopia
In his new work ‘Corporealités,’ the artist explores cyborg theory with dancers from the American Ballet Theater.
Botter’s optimistic twist on up-cycled menswear
The brand challenges notions of disposability and value at its first Paris fashion week show.
At Givenchy, drifters, grifters, and urban cowboys are poised for an elegant comeback
Clare Waight Keller offers an indulgent take on tried and true tropes of masculinity.
Beauty at Dior Men, where glowing skin met pseudo piercings
How make up artist Peter Philips repurposed silver snaps to created his pared-down punk rockers.
Lanvin is on the high seas, at nature’s mercy
Bruno Sialelli brings Italian comic book hero Corto Maltese to the 21st century—and adds a little ’70s skate culture to taste.
Dior goes blizkrieg with an ornate homage to British style icon Judy Blame
Kim Jones's ode to iconoclast legend Judy Blame brings his idiosyncratic melting pot of punk influences to the Paris runway.
When business formal meets rodeo chic: Berluti’s man is a high-fashion MacGyver
Kris Van Assche flits between different aspects of menswear, all the while adhering to its perpetual high standards.
Hermés finds sensual luxury in pragmatism
Véronique Nichanian masters the delicate balance between cohesion and dissonance with her Fall/Winter 2020 men's collection.
Watch Live: Givenchy Couture Fall/Winter 2020 from Paris
Tune in to the livestream this Tuesday, January 21 at 8:00p.m. Paris/2:00p.m. EST.
