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The Art of Unwearable Clothing

Unwearable, yet necessary. From Loewe’s SS25 trapeze skirts and sculptural heels to Alaïa’s cocooned silhouettes at SS26, this piece traces how fashion has long used impracticality as power, spectacle, and distinction. Drawing on the history of avant-garde dress and thinkers like Georg Simmel, the article examines why clothing that restricts, exaggerates, or refuses function continues to shape culture, desire, and value. Link in bio to read the full article.

Red pilled women

Explore the rise of Red pilled women and the new genre of strategic femininity shaped by modern dating, intimacy, and the financial and emotional pressures of neoliberal society. A deep dive into gender politics, desire, and the contradictions we navigate today. Article by Yeama Bangura, Visuals by Artist Juno Calypso

Under the loupe - London Fashion Week SS/26.

This September, perediza held a loupe to London Fashion Week SS26, tracing the fine lines that escape the wider lens. From Maximilian Raynor to Sprayground, Pandora to Pauline Dujancourt, we magnified the fleeting sparks where craft and imagination sharpen into clarity. Fashion under the loupe is not just spectacle, but intimacy.

Electric bodies: Rawan El Sheikh’s Portraits of Presence and Pulse

Critical review by Gigi Surel
Rawan El Sheikh captures identity as presence, not performance. Her portraits buzz with emotional depth, documenting self-expression as ritual, resistance, and quiet defiance — a vivid snapshot of London’s now.

Recommended to Death: How Online Culture Lost Its Spark

Candice Lee unpacks the collapse of recommendation culture and the creeping sameness of online life—where every trend, product, and influencer feels like a copy of a copy. As taste becomes algorithmic and engagement drops, the essay asks: what happens when influence stops inspiring? And could the future lie in spaces that don’t sell, but make us feel?

A dissection of London Fashion Week AW25

Just like clothes themselves aren’t just simple threads woven together, but an amalgam in a composition of other different materials that conform finished pieces which only come alive in the context of being worn by a body and exist in the world that that body inhabits.

The Alchemy of Presence: Crafting the Invisible with Cherry Cheng

In The Alchemy of Presence, we explore Cherry Cheng’s first perfume workshop, where scent becomes history, chemistry, and self-expression. Held at 67 York Street Gallery, by Teaspoon Projects, the session unveiled the artistry behind perfumery, guiding participants through constructing a rose accord while exploring fragrance’s deep cultural and scientific roots.

Blue Nude’s Fusion of Art, Identity, and Sustainability

Blue Nude, a brand that seamlessly blends art, sustainability, and craftsmanship, presents its Raha collection—a reimagining of clothing as a personal and cultural narrative. In this exclusive interview, founder Katarina Protsack and artist Chisara Vidale discuss their collaboration, exploring how textiles can become vessels of memory and meaning. Dive into the full story to discover how Blue Nude is shaping a more thoughtful approach to what we wear.

Wheels of Memory

Sam Sharma’s latest film explores the profound connection between identity, memory, and the material world through the Royal Enfield—a symbol of South Asian heritage and intergenerational bonds. Rooted in personal history, yet universally resonant, the film challenges us to consider how objects carry the weight of our past while shaping our present.

Porcelain Cherries by Lauren Bulla

Santiago Guerra reviews Lauren Bulla’s poetic symphony of modern love—a fearless exploration of chaos, humor, and self-discovery.

London Fashion Week / SEP 2024

London Fashion Week Chronicles

At London Fashion Week SS25, fashion became a space for dialogue, encouraging reflections on creativity, sustainability, innovation, and the complexities of modern life. Across five days, designers sparked conversations about how fashion intersects with culture, society, and our relationship with the world around us.

Anna Werner x Studio Bonelli: Dripping Memories & Commodification

Anna Werner and Studio Bonelli’s collaboration challenges the commodification of fashion by emphasizing the personal memories and emotions woven into garments. Bonelli's Covid-19-inspired designs, characterized by "memory dripping" blue paint, reflect a deep introspection. Their work questions societal obsession with luxury, advocating for a meaningful connection with our belongings and consistent personal expression.

London Fashion Week / JUNE 2024

Join us as we explore the rich mosaic of London Fashion Week June 2024, celebrating its 40th anniversary with a focus on diversity, heritage, and innovation. Our article highlights the contributions of Black, South Asian, and Queer communities, and the evolution of menswear, and features intimate interviews with designers like Hardy Blechman of Maharishi.

cake zine in london

Recounts of a lively evening in London celebrating the launch of the fourth issue of Cake Zine, "Tough Cookie." Discussing its intriguing content blending culinary culture with fiction and memoirs, and the nostalgic, cathartic pleasure of indulging in sweet treats. Cake Zine stands out for its unique blend of food, tradition, and engaging storytelling.

Eurydice Towards the Light

"Eurydice Towards the Light" directed and written by Pauline Raybaud, reinterprets the myth of Eurydice through the voices and stories of modern women, blending poetry, music, and visual storytelling. The immersive event features performers interacting dynamically with the audience and projections, creating an emotionally resonant experience that highlights themes of womanhood and solidarity.

ROSACEA revelry

Rosacea Revelry is a project introduced in light of Rosacea Awareness Month, aiming to challenge conventional beauty standards by presenting a model with rosacea in a positive light. Through creative modalities and mirrored reflections, it encourages viewers to reconsider aesthetic judgments and embrace diversity in skin. Critiquing media's role in promoting unrealistic beauty ideals, the project advocates for a more compassionate and inclusive attitude towards skin differences.

Christmas Supper by Ella's Menza

An Article reviewing the experience of Ella's Menza supper club and their special Christmas night at Shreeji.

The White Sabbath by ABINTRA 8

by Francesca Nicolodi

The White Sabbath was a ceremonial event put together by ABINTRA 8 on the reinterpretation of spiritualism, occultism, and folk stories through the concept of “Light.” ABINTRA 8 is an event organizing collective that stimulates all our senses and more through avant-garde hermetic exhibitions filled with mythology and symbolism.