Fräulein Talents: Ani Ellen aka Stevie Knickers Words by Lena Kunschert Working across metalwork, video and writing, Stevie's practice sits between material craft and a more dreamlike visual language, shaped by fire, folklore, and a fascination with objects that feel both symbolic and almost protective, like modern relics. In this interview, Fräulein talks with her about inspiration, cultural heritage, female friendships, and the emotional and creative worlds that continue to shape her practice.
“Everything Is Important, but Somehow Also Not” In Conversation with Stella Winter Words by Helena Alge Stella Winter is in a love-hate relationship with the internet. Her hyperrealist paintings capture moments born from internet culture and give them material form, transforming fleeting digital imagery into something physical, lasting and impossible to scroll past. In this conversation, we speak about her unconventional entry into the art world, the friction between online speed and artistic slowness and whether art is sometimes simply overexplained.
Seen by Fräulein: What caught our eye this week Words by Helena Alge Too many headlines, too little time. That’s why "Seen by Fräulein" is our weekly edit of everything the Fräulein team has been talking about, obsessing over, or saving for later.
FASHION EDITORIAL DISCONNECTED Creative Direction & Styling: Nicole Atieno, Photography: Julian Melzer
The Raw Beauty Behind MATIERE PREMIERE We travelled to South of France to the fields of Matière Première, where founder and perfumer Aurélien Guichard welcomed us into the world behind the scents. Walking through the rose and lavandin fields with him, we picked rose centifolia by hand, visited the laboratory where the raw materials are transformed and were guided through the fragrance nuances that define the house. What stood out most was the connection between the landscape, the people and the perfumes themselves everything felt deeply rooted in reality. Throughout the visit, Aurélien spoke about perfumery with an honesty that felt refreshing. From childhood memories of jasmine fields and flower pickers to creating modern fragrances like Radical Rose and Metal Lavender, his approach is centered on revealing the raw beauty of ingredients. Whether discussing the darker, spicy side of a rose or the metallic brightness of lavandin, he constantly returned to the same idea: that true luxury comes from authenticity, craftsmanship and emotion.
Pick Of The Week: Le Labo, Thé Noir 29 Lotion Founded in New York in 2006 by Fabrice Penot and Eddie Roschi, Le Labo built its reputation on handcrafted fragrances inspired by traditional perfumery and minimalist design.
The New Gucci Woman With GucciCore, presented amidst the breathtaking backdrop of Times Square, Demna’s Gucci is not merely proposing a new wardrobe, but a new female archetype. One that appears less interested in seduction than in control.
Jenny Schlenzka on Marina Abramović: “This Is Bigger Than the Body” Words by Andrea Gombalová Bodies press against the ground. Hands move in slow, deliberate rhythms. Voices rise somewhere between ritual and performance. At Gropius Bau, Balkan Erotic Epic does not stage sexuality as spectacle, but as a primal life force, something that moves through everything.
Inan Batman’s Unity of Life Fräulein's album of the summer Following the success of DUNYA with Luciano, which reached over 5 million Spotify streams, Inan Batman now returns with his new EP Unity of Life.
Fräulein Talents: Ani Ellen aka Stevie Knickers Words by Lena Kunschert Working across metalwork, video and writing, Stevie's practice sits between material craft and a more dreamlike visual language, shaped by fire, folklore, and a fascination with objects that feel both symbolic and almost protective, like modern relics. In this interview, Fräulein talks with her about inspiration, cultural heritage, female friendships, and the emotional and creative worlds that continue to shape her practice.
“Everything Is Important, but Somehow Also Not” In Conversation with Stella Winter Words by Helena Alge Stella Winter is in a love-hate relationship with the internet. Her hyperrealist paintings capture moments born from internet culture and give them material form, transforming fleeting digital imagery into something physical, lasting and impossible to scroll past. In this conversation, we speak about her unconventional entry into the art world, the friction between online speed and artistic slowness and whether art is sometimes simply overexplained.
Seen by Fräulein: What caught our eye this week Words by Helena Alge Too many headlines, too little time. That’s why "Seen by Fräulein" is our weekly edit of everything the Fräulein team has been talking about, obsessing over, or saving for later.
FASHION EDITORIAL DISCONNECTED Creative Direction & Styling: Nicole Atieno, Photography: Julian Melzer
The Raw Beauty Behind MATIERE PREMIERE We travelled to South of France to the fields of Matière Première, where founder and perfumer Aurélien Guichard welcomed us into the world behind the scents. Walking through the rose and lavandin fields with him, we picked rose centifolia by hand, visited the laboratory where the raw materials are transformed and were guided through the fragrance nuances that define the house. What stood out most was the connection between the landscape, the people and the perfumes themselves everything felt deeply rooted in reality. Throughout the visit, Aurélien spoke about perfumery with an honesty that felt refreshing. From childhood memories of jasmine fields and flower pickers to creating modern fragrances like Radical Rose and Metal Lavender, his approach is centered on revealing the raw beauty of ingredients. Whether discussing the darker, spicy side of a rose or the metallic brightness of lavandin, he constantly returned to the same idea: that true luxury comes from authenticity, craftsmanship and emotion.
Pick Of The Week: Le Labo, Thé Noir 29 Lotion Founded in New York in 2006 by Fabrice Penot and Eddie Roschi, Le Labo built its reputation on handcrafted fragrances inspired by traditional perfumery and minimalist design.
The New Gucci Woman With GucciCore, presented amidst the breathtaking backdrop of Times Square, Demna’s Gucci is not merely proposing a new wardrobe, but a new female archetype. One that appears less interested in seduction than in control.
Jenny Schlenzka on Marina Abramović: “This Is Bigger Than the Body” Words by Andrea Gombalová Bodies press against the ground. Hands move in slow, deliberate rhythms. Voices rise somewhere between ritual and performance. At Gropius Bau, Balkan Erotic Epic does not stage sexuality as spectacle, but as a primal life force, something that moves through everything.
Inan Batman’s Unity of Life Fräulein's album of the summer Following the success of DUNYA with Luciano, which reached over 5 million Spotify streams, Inan Batman now returns with his new EP Unity of Life.
