Fräulein Talents: Beate Karlsson Words by Lena Kunschert Following her latest presentation at Milan Fashion Week, Beate Karlsson continues to prove that a new generation of designers is redefining what fashion leadership looks like. As the founder and creative director of Avavav, she stepped into a leading role at a young age, building a label known for its sculptural designs, playful humor, and concept-driven runway moments
Music Tip: Caterina Barbieri and Bendik Giske’s “At Source” Words by Sophia Nowak Artists Caterina Barbieri and Bendik Giske have joined forces to produce an album together that results in an interplay of intimate and cosmic sounds through the uniqueness of both. While listening, one can see how both have pushed their boundaries and met in the middle outside their usual repertoire to create something entirely new with the sound of the other.
A Love Letter to Women: Introducing the Fräulein Award Words by Ann-Kathrin Riedl Today, on International Women’s Day, I am incredibly proud and excited, as Editor-in-Chief of Fräulein Magazine, to announce something very special: For the very first time, we will present the Fräulein Award.
Tim Kestel on Capturing Berlin’s Streetstyle Beyond the Obvious Words by Ann-Kathrin Riedl In January 2026, during Berlin Fashion Week, Fashion Council Germany spotlighted the art of streetstyle photography with a competition aimed at discovering a new talent capable of capturing the city’s unique energy and creative pulse. The jury – including Inga Klaassen, Neslihan Degerli, Nina Suess, Per Appelgren, and Fräulein Editor-in-Chief Ann-Kathrin Riedl – reached a unanimous decision: Tim Krestel took the win.
Music Tip: In conversation with Emma Rose Words by Alexandra Schmidt Emma Rose's music doesn’t shy away from uncomfortable feelings or awkward truths. She’s just as likely to make you laugh as to make you think.
Pick Of The Week: Hermès Jumping Boots Within this equestrian-inspired vision, the Jumping boots stand out as one of Hermès’s most emblematic designs. Crafted in Italy from box calf leather and finished with the iconic Kelly buckle, the boots feature a clean, timeless silhouette and are available in two shaft heights, Jumping and Jumping Short to ensure comfort and a precise fit.
Emmeline Fashion Editorial Photography and Creative Direction: Melissa Isabel Quiñones. Creative Direction and Styling: Christian Ramirez. Model: Emmeline Mattes @ We Speak Models
Fräulein Talents: Lina Nix Words by Victoria Nussbaum, Photography by Shauna Summers Lina Nix is among Berlin’s most compelling emerging fashion designers. We spoke with Lina about her new SS26 collection TUBEWEAR, the realities of creating a collection independently, and the ways in which her surroundings continue to shape her work.
COLDSTREETS Fashion Editorial Photography: Angelo Lamparelli Styling: Savina Di Donna Model: Katie Bowden at Prodigy Management
Fräulein Talents: Beate Karlsson Words by Lena Kunschert Following her latest presentation at Milan Fashion Week, Beate Karlsson continues to prove that a new generation of designers is redefining what fashion leadership looks like. As the founder and creative director of Avavav, she stepped into a leading role at a young age, building a label known for its sculptural designs, playful humor, and concept-driven runway moments
Music Tip: Caterina Barbieri and Bendik Giske’s “At Source” Words by Sophia Nowak Artists Caterina Barbieri and Bendik Giske have joined forces to produce an album together that results in an interplay of intimate and cosmic sounds through the uniqueness of both. While listening, one can see how both have pushed their boundaries and met in the middle outside their usual repertoire to create something entirely new with the sound of the other.
A Love Letter to Women: Introducing the Fräulein Award Words by Ann-Kathrin Riedl Today, on International Women’s Day, I am incredibly proud and excited, as Editor-in-Chief of Fräulein Magazine, to announce something very special: For the very first time, we will present the Fräulein Award.
Tim Kestel on Capturing Berlin’s Streetstyle Beyond the Obvious Words by Ann-Kathrin Riedl In January 2026, during Berlin Fashion Week, Fashion Council Germany spotlighted the art of streetstyle photography with a competition aimed at discovering a new talent capable of capturing the city’s unique energy and creative pulse. The jury – including Inga Klaassen, Neslihan Degerli, Nina Suess, Per Appelgren, and Fräulein Editor-in-Chief Ann-Kathrin Riedl – reached a unanimous decision: Tim Krestel took the win.
Music Tip: In conversation with Emma Rose Words by Alexandra Schmidt Emma Rose's music doesn’t shy away from uncomfortable feelings or awkward truths. She’s just as likely to make you laugh as to make you think.
Pick Of The Week: Hermès Jumping Boots Within this equestrian-inspired vision, the Jumping boots stand out as one of Hermès’s most emblematic designs. Crafted in Italy from box calf leather and finished with the iconic Kelly buckle, the boots feature a clean, timeless silhouette and are available in two shaft heights, Jumping and Jumping Short to ensure comfort and a precise fit.
Emmeline Fashion Editorial Photography and Creative Direction: Melissa Isabel Quiñones. Creative Direction and Styling: Christian Ramirez. Model: Emmeline Mattes @ We Speak Models
Fräulein Talents: Lina Nix Words by Victoria Nussbaum, Photography by Shauna Summers Lina Nix is among Berlin’s most compelling emerging fashion designers. We spoke with Lina about her new SS26 collection TUBEWEAR, the realities of creating a collection independently, and the ways in which her surroundings continue to shape her work.
COLDSTREETS Fashion Editorial Photography: Angelo Lamparelli Styling: Savina Di Donna Model: Katie Bowden at Prodigy Management
