Film Ena Sendijarević’s cinema of migration and memory Document sits down with the Bosnian filmmaker to discuss how diaspora shapes her slow cinema-inflected storytelling
Fashion Thom Browne’s sartorial encyclopedia The designer defines the key terms of his fashion lexicon for Document Journal’s Fall/Winter 2024–25 issue
Fashion “If we knew how our stories risk to catch up with us, would we write differently?” Photographer Jonas Huckstorf and fashion editor Ben Perreira collaborate on this fashion portfolio for Document’s Fall/Winter 2024–25 issue
Politics When post-irony renders real and fake indistinguishable, irreverence becomes a political weapon Tracing the line from Ancient Greece to David Foster Wallace to the bullet through Trump’s ear, this essay for Document Journal’s Fall/Winter 2024–25 asks if...
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Above the Fold The rebirth of the long-maligned tramp stamp Tattoo artists muse on the placement’s cultural resurgence—an exercise in aesthetic time travel, particularly beloved by queer youth by Olivia Treynor
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