Fräulein Talents: Melitta Baumeister Words by Salma Sarah Benamar Melitta Baumeister’s work lives in the spaces where humor, sculpture, and fashion collide. Every collection tells a story of experimentation: draped fabrics, silicone surfaces, everyday objects reimagined as garments. From her early days at Parsons to her influential collaborations in New York, she has forged an independent path that challenges expectations while celebrating movement, inclusivity, and a mischievous sense of fun.
Fräulein Talents: Adelisa Selimbašić Words by Andrea Gombalová Adelisa is an Italo-Bosnian artist whose work is shaped by her multicultural upbringing and experiences living across the world. She grew up in Italy, maintains a deep connection to her Bosnian roots, and has lived and worked in cities like Berlin, Miami, Morocco, and now New York. Her paintings reflect a mixture of identities, capturing the human body in intimate and dreamlike ways. In this interview, we talk about her approach to painting, how she explores femininity, identity, and sexuality, and the ways light and color shape her work.
In Conversation with Tina Ruland: “Women have far more interesting stories to tell” Words by Alexandra Schmidt Fräulein Magazin sat down with German actress Tina Ruland. We spoke with her on the backseat of the new Astra Sports Tourer, somewhere between stops, about her perspective on the industry, the hurdles she and other women face, and why a reliable car can be so much more than just a way to get from one place to another.
Jonathan Saunders for & OTHER STORIES: A Collection with Many Lives Photography by Ronald Dick; Styling by Nicole Atieno Fräulein’s Fashion Editor and top model Nicole Atieno revisited Saunders’ debut collection for & Other Stories, reinterpreting its key pieces through her own lens – celebrating its essence while offering a fresh perspective.
Music Tip: From Game Worlds to Galactic Dance floors and Shubostar’s new single release Stardance Words by Andrea Gombalová In this interview, Shubostar speaks on her evolution as an artist, the influences shaping her musical language. Drawing from her early background in computer game design, her new track Stardance translates digital worlds into physical experience. Inspired by moments of collective motion, particularly on the dance floor. Stardance reflects Shubostar’s ability to bridge virtual imagination with real-world connection, offering a glimpse into the universe she continues to build as an artist.
Pick Of The Week: Ferragamo Soft Bag Under the creative direction of Maximilian Davis, Ferragamo has been refining it's heritage into something sharper and more contemporary, still rooted in the craftsmanship legacy of founder Salvatore Ferragamo, the Hollywood-era shoemaker who built the brand on sculptural precision.
The Memory of a Blackboard Fashion Editorial Photography and Creative Direction: Lennart Brede Styling and Creative Direction: Nicole Atieno Model: Suza Bonaire
Dafni Krazoudi about “Urgency”: Bodies Under Pressure Words by Andrea Gombalová, Photography by Julien Tell and Daniel Saraiva In "Urgency", the body becomes both witness and archive – a site where pressure, memory, and identity collide. Presented by Leonis Works at Berlin’s Haus der Visionäre, the immersive, site-specific performance dissolves the distance between audience and stage, inviting viewers into a 360-degree choreography shaped by tension, instability, and lived experience. Blending contemporary dance, classical technique, and real-time digital mapping, Urgency explores how systems of control – political, social, and internal – inscribe themselves onto the body. The audience moves within the work, not around it, as performers navigate themes of borders, belonging, and the invisible forces that shape how we exist. At the center of this shifting landscape is Berlin-based artist Dafni Krazoudi, whose practice moves between choreography, language, and material research. Her work resists fixed form, unfolding instead through transformation and subconscious impulse. We spoke with Dafni about intuition over vision, the body as a carrier of memory, and the quiet, often invisible processes of healing that shape her work.
COLDSTREETS Fashion Editorial Photography: Angelo Lamparelli Styling: Savina Di Donna Model: Katie Bowden at Prodigy Management
Fräulein Talents: Melitta Baumeister Words by Salma Sarah Benamar Melitta Baumeister’s work lives in the spaces where humor, sculpture, and fashion collide. Every collection tells a story of experimentation: draped fabrics, silicone surfaces, everyday objects reimagined as garments. From her early days at Parsons to her influential collaborations in New York, she has forged an independent path that challenges expectations while celebrating movement, inclusivity, and a mischievous sense of fun.
Fräulein Talents: Adelisa Selimbašić Words by Andrea Gombalová Adelisa is an Italo-Bosnian artist whose work is shaped by her multicultural upbringing and experiences living across the world. She grew up in Italy, maintains a deep connection to her Bosnian roots, and has lived and worked in cities like Berlin, Miami, Morocco, and now New York. Her paintings reflect a mixture of identities, capturing the human body in intimate and dreamlike ways. In this interview, we talk about her approach to painting, how she explores femininity, identity, and sexuality, and the ways light and color shape her work.
In Conversation with Tina Ruland: “Women have far more interesting stories to tell” Words by Alexandra Schmidt Fräulein Magazin sat down with German actress Tina Ruland. We spoke with her on the backseat of the new Astra Sports Tourer, somewhere between stops, about her perspective on the industry, the hurdles she and other women face, and why a reliable car can be so much more than just a way to get from one place to another.
Jonathan Saunders for & OTHER STORIES: A Collection with Many Lives Photography by Ronald Dick; Styling by Nicole Atieno Fräulein’s Fashion Editor and top model Nicole Atieno revisited Saunders’ debut collection for & Other Stories, reinterpreting its key pieces through her own lens – celebrating its essence while offering a fresh perspective.
Music Tip: From Game Worlds to Galactic Dance floors and Shubostar’s new single release Stardance Words by Andrea Gombalová In this interview, Shubostar speaks on her evolution as an artist, the influences shaping her musical language. Drawing from her early background in computer game design, her new track Stardance translates digital worlds into physical experience. Inspired by moments of collective motion, particularly on the dance floor. Stardance reflects Shubostar’s ability to bridge virtual imagination with real-world connection, offering a glimpse into the universe she continues to build as an artist.
Pick Of The Week: Ferragamo Soft Bag Under the creative direction of Maximilian Davis, Ferragamo has been refining it's heritage into something sharper and more contemporary, still rooted in the craftsmanship legacy of founder Salvatore Ferragamo, the Hollywood-era shoemaker who built the brand on sculptural precision.
The Memory of a Blackboard Fashion Editorial Photography and Creative Direction: Lennart Brede Styling and Creative Direction: Nicole Atieno Model: Suza Bonaire
Dafni Krazoudi about “Urgency”: Bodies Under Pressure Words by Andrea Gombalová, Photography by Julien Tell and Daniel Saraiva In "Urgency", the body becomes both witness and archive – a site where pressure, memory, and identity collide. Presented by Leonis Works at Berlin’s Haus der Visionäre, the immersive, site-specific performance dissolves the distance between audience and stage, inviting viewers into a 360-degree choreography shaped by tension, instability, and lived experience. Blending contemporary dance, classical technique, and real-time digital mapping, Urgency explores how systems of control – political, social, and internal – inscribe themselves onto the body. The audience moves within the work, not around it, as performers navigate themes of borders, belonging, and the invisible forces that shape how we exist. At the center of this shifting landscape is Berlin-based artist Dafni Krazoudi, whose practice moves between choreography, language, and material research. Her work resists fixed form, unfolding instead through transformation and subconscious impulse. We spoke with Dafni about intuition over vision, the body as a carrier of memory, and the quiet, often invisible processes of healing that shape her work.
COLDSTREETS Fashion Editorial Photography: Angelo Lamparelli Styling: Savina Di Donna Model: Katie Bowden at Prodigy Management
