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.
When Sleepwear Becomes a Statement: Dolce & Gabbana Reframes Pyjamas for their SS26 collection by Nicole Atieno For Spring/Summer 2026, Dolce & Gabbana builds an entire idea around one garment: The Pyjama. Across both the men’s and women’s collections, the designers focus on the garment and explore how far it could travel once removed from the bedroom.
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.
When Sleepwear Becomes a Statement: Dolce & Gabbana Reframes Pyjamas for their SS26 collection by Nicole Atieno For Spring/Summer 2026, Dolce & Gabbana builds an entire idea around one garment: The Pyjama. Across both the men’s and women’s collections, the designers focus on the garment and explore how far it could travel once removed from the bedroom.
Alicja Kwade in Conversation with Ann-Kathrin Riedl "Art is, in a way, an addiction." Photography RONALD DICK; Hair and Makeup SASKIA KRAUSE
