Fräulein Talents: Penelope Medioun Words by Helena Alge Penelope Medioun has blue hair, big dreams, and a charming authenticity. At just 21, she has built a world that feels unmistakably her own, somewhere between social media, music, and self-discovery. We spoke about identity, creativity, friendship, and the freedom of becoming exactly who you are.
Fräulein Talents: Ruscha Voormann and the Art of Letting Go Words by Andrea Gombalová For Ruscha Voormann, painting is an act of negotiation. Between intuition and control, movement and stillness, certainty and doubt, her works emerge through a continuous process of adjustment rather than fixed intention.
“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.
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.
Music Tip: The Sublevels Of Delusion Words by Andrea Gombalová Led by Jasmine Golestaneh the New York project Tempers has cultivated a distinctive world of shadowy synth-pop extending far beyond the confines of music. With the latest album Delusion, that world expands further. We spoke with Jasmine about intuition, visual thinking, the politics of self-awareness, the symbolism of the black swan, and why embracing uncertainty may be the closest thing we have to clarity.
Pick Of The Week: Prada Spring Summer 2026 Gloves Words by Nicole Atieno The Prada Spring Summer 2026 gloves encapsulate the collection’s exploration of unexpected elegance, where everyday dressing is elevated through subtle gestures of luxury.
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
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.
Fräulein Talents: Penelope Medioun Words by Helena Alge Penelope Medioun has blue hair, big dreams, and a charming authenticity. At just 21, she has built a world that feels unmistakably her own, somewhere between social media, music, and self-discovery. We spoke about identity, creativity, friendship, and the freedom of becoming exactly who you are.
Fräulein Talents: Ruscha Voormann and the Art of Letting Go Words by Andrea Gombalová For Ruscha Voormann, painting is an act of negotiation. Between intuition and control, movement and stillness, certainty and doubt, her works emerge through a continuous process of adjustment rather than fixed intention.
“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.
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.
Music Tip: The Sublevels Of Delusion Words by Andrea Gombalová Led by Jasmine Golestaneh the New York project Tempers has cultivated a distinctive world of shadowy synth-pop extending far beyond the confines of music. With the latest album Delusion, that world expands further. We spoke with Jasmine about intuition, visual thinking, the politics of self-awareness, the symbolism of the black swan, and why embracing uncertainty may be the closest thing we have to clarity.
Pick Of The Week: Prada Spring Summer 2026 Gloves Words by Nicole Atieno The Prada Spring Summer 2026 gloves encapsulate the collection’s exploration of unexpected elegance, where everyday dressing is elevated through subtle gestures of luxury.
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
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.
