A Berlinale Watchlist for Thoughtful Cinema By Andrea Gombalová This year’s Berlinale programme includes several titles that approach womanhood in varied ways – through history, labor, movement, and belief. Here are five films worth paying attention to, and why they stand out.
Berlin Fashion Week: Ottolinger x Château Royal Transform Berlin's Iconic Hotel Into A Multi-Sensory Playground Photography by Emilio Tamez & Cecilia Dibenedetto Ottolinger and Château Royal transformed an entire hotel into a playground of experiences. Each space told its own story, proving that fashion is not just something you wear – it’s something you live.
If a decision is made without witnesses, is it still valid? Words by Hanna Hetherington, Artwork Janka Zöller Which decisions do we truly make for ourselves, and which are merely a performance for others? Our author explores this question – and in doing so, holds up a painfully honest mirror of self-reflection.
Fräulein Talents: Lina Nix Photography by Shauna Summers, Styling Victoria Nussbaum Lina Nix is among Berlin’s most compelling emerging fashion designers. We talked about her SS26 collection TUBEWEAR, the realities of creating a collection independently, and the ways in which her surroundings continue to shape her work.
Quiet Tension: Simone Bellotti’s First Campaign for JIL SANDER Simone Bellotti’s first campaign for JIL SANDER translates his debut collection into a quiet, emotional visual language.
Fräulein Talents: Anna Onorato Working from her Berlin home studio, Anna Onorato forms one-of-one garments directly on the body.
Pick Of The Week: Swarovski Charm Necklace from The Charming Love collection The Swarovski Charm Necklace from the Charming Love collection turns jewelry into a personal expression of affection.
Re-Engineering Power: A Conversation with Laura Gerte by Nicole Atieno Berlin-based designer Laura Gerte is known for her sculptural silhouettes and emotionally charged approach to fashion, re-engineering reclaimed materials into garments that balance strength and vulnerability.
Alicja Kwade in Conversation with Ann-Kathrin Riedl "Art is, in a way, an addiction." Photography RONALD DICK; Hair and Makeup SASKIA KRAUSE
A Berlinale Watchlist for Thoughtful Cinema By Andrea Gombalová This year’s Berlinale programme includes several titles that approach womanhood in varied ways – through history, labor, movement, and belief. Here are five films worth paying attention to, and why they stand out.
Berlin Fashion Week: Ottolinger x Château Royal Transform Berlin's Iconic Hotel Into A Multi-Sensory Playground Photography by Emilio Tamez & Cecilia Dibenedetto Ottolinger and Château Royal transformed an entire hotel into a playground of experiences. Each space told its own story, proving that fashion is not just something you wear – it’s something you live.
If a decision is made without witnesses, is it still valid? Words by Hanna Hetherington, Artwork Janka Zöller Which decisions do we truly make for ourselves, and which are merely a performance for others? Our author explores this question – and in doing so, holds up a painfully honest mirror of self-reflection.
Fräulein Talents: Lina Nix Photography by Shauna Summers, Styling Victoria Nussbaum Lina Nix is among Berlin’s most compelling emerging fashion designers. We talked about her SS26 collection TUBEWEAR, the realities of creating a collection independently, and the ways in which her surroundings continue to shape her work.
Quiet Tension: Simone Bellotti’s First Campaign for JIL SANDER Simone Bellotti’s first campaign for JIL SANDER translates his debut collection into a quiet, emotional visual language.
Fräulein Talents: Anna Onorato Working from her Berlin home studio, Anna Onorato forms one-of-one garments directly on the body.
Pick Of The Week: Swarovski Charm Necklace from The Charming Love collection The Swarovski Charm Necklace from the Charming Love collection turns jewelry into a personal expression of affection.
Re-Engineering Power: A Conversation with Laura Gerte by Nicole Atieno Berlin-based designer Laura Gerte is known for her sculptural silhouettes and emotionally charged approach to fashion, re-engineering reclaimed materials into garments that balance strength and vulnerability.
Alicja Kwade in Conversation with Ann-Kathrin Riedl "Art is, in a way, an addiction." Photography RONALD DICK; Hair and Makeup SASKIA KRAUSE
