On Female Strength, the Power of the Personal and Greek Athleticism: In Conversation with Meret Bär Words by Lucie Wernecke & Ann-Kathrin Riedl Slimmer, younger, more optimised: the female body is often treated as something that needs to be changed. With COURVEIA, Meret Olympia Salome Bär turns this idea on its head and puts the body’s strength at the centre. The Swiss-born, London-based designer works across fashion and accessories, creating pieces that encourage us to embrace our own strength rather than hide it. At Fräulein, we believe Meret is a designer with real potential – and, more importantly, with the depth to make her work about much more than clothes.
How Experiences Shape The Music We Are Listening To: In Conversation with Nunguja Words by Lucie Wernecke, Photography by Siam Coy Berlin native Nunguja moves between global institutions and underground rooms, treating sound as something alive, emotional and social. From PAN nights and MoMA PS1 to performances in Paris and Milan, her world is playful, instinctive and impossible to pin down.
DREAMS AND HOW TO KEEP THEM: In Conversation with Vincent Wechselberger Words by Lucie Wernecke Vincent Wechselberger's work sits at the intersection of documentary and autobiographical photography, exploring memory, the body, and queer identity through deeply personal images.
A NIGHT AT SCHLACHTER 151 Words by Ann-Kathrin Riedl, Photography by Jan Kapitän On Julia Beliaeva's RAW, Berlin Art Week – and the night the Fräulein Award stepped into the world.
Pick Of The Week: WHOOP’s Meridian Band Words by Nicole Atieno The Meridian itself softens the clinical language of wellness, designed as an adjustable, magnetic Milanese mesh band that can be worn alone or alongside your existing jewellery. Over time, WHOOP uses your data to reveal patterns in how you move, rest and recover, making the invisible rhythms of your health a little easier to read.
The Blumarine Girl Goes West: In Conversation with David Koma on SS27 & UGG Words by Nicole Atieno Fresh from his latest Milan Fashion Week show, David Koma is taking Blumarine into the sun for SS27. Inspired by the cinematic mythology of California, the collection explores the house’s romantic femininity through the lens of the ingénue, part bohemian bombshell, part surf girl, part glamorous starlet.
Seen by Fräulein: What caught our eye this week Words by Lucie Wernecke 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.
Inside the first Fräulein x SJMT Kickboxing Class Words by Thiên Ân Therese Kunz, Photography by Eva Luise Hoppe Sport has always been associated with effort, strength and discipline. But we are also aware that sport can do more than just make us physically strong and help us build muscle; above all, it gives us inner strength. In martial arts in particular, there is a strong focus on your soul – a balance between external and internal strength. What exactly does inner strength mean? How can sport help us to feel confident and comfortable in our own bodies and to find peace of mind? How can it help us to feel confident and courageous?
The Space Between Speed and Stillness: Enter the worlds of Audi Revolut F1® and ic! berlin Words by Nicole Atieno “I think definitely now we’re starting to see a lot more females choose this as a career. Because if you watch F1 Academy, that championship, like it’s now being seen as like a cool thing to do…”
On Female Strength, the Power of the Personal and Greek Athleticism: In Conversation with Meret Bär Words by Lucie Wernecke & Ann-Kathrin Riedl Slimmer, younger, more optimised: the female body is often treated as something that needs to be changed. With COURVEIA, Meret Olympia Salome Bär turns this idea on its head and puts the body’s strength at the centre. The Swiss-born, London-based designer works across fashion and accessories, creating pieces that encourage us to embrace our own strength rather than hide it. At Fräulein, we believe Meret is a designer with real potential – and, more importantly, with the depth to make her work about much more than clothes.
How Experiences Shape The Music We Are Listening To: In Conversation with Nunguja Words by Lucie Wernecke, Photography by Siam Coy Berlin native Nunguja moves between global institutions and underground rooms, treating sound as something alive, emotional and social. From PAN nights and MoMA PS1 to performances in Paris and Milan, her world is playful, instinctive and impossible to pin down.
DREAMS AND HOW TO KEEP THEM: In Conversation with Vincent Wechselberger Words by Lucie Wernecke Vincent Wechselberger's work sits at the intersection of documentary and autobiographical photography, exploring memory, the body, and queer identity through deeply personal images.
A NIGHT AT SCHLACHTER 151 Words by Ann-Kathrin Riedl, Photography by Jan Kapitän On Julia Beliaeva's RAW, Berlin Art Week – and the night the Fräulein Award stepped into the world.
Pick Of The Week: WHOOP’s Meridian Band Words by Nicole Atieno The Meridian itself softens the clinical language of wellness, designed as an adjustable, magnetic Milanese mesh band that can be worn alone or alongside your existing jewellery. Over time, WHOOP uses your data to reveal patterns in how you move, rest and recover, making the invisible rhythms of your health a little easier to read.
The Blumarine Girl Goes West: In Conversation with David Koma on SS27 & UGG Words by Nicole Atieno Fresh from his latest Milan Fashion Week show, David Koma is taking Blumarine into the sun for SS27. Inspired by the cinematic mythology of California, the collection explores the house’s romantic femininity through the lens of the ingénue, part bohemian bombshell, part surf girl, part glamorous starlet.
Seen by Fräulein: What caught our eye this week Words by Lucie Wernecke 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.
Inside the first Fräulein x SJMT Kickboxing Class Words by Thiên Ân Therese Kunz, Photography by Eva Luise Hoppe Sport has always been associated with effort, strength and discipline. But we are also aware that sport can do more than just make us physically strong and help us build muscle; above all, it gives us inner strength. In martial arts in particular, there is a strong focus on your soul – a balance between external and internal strength. What exactly does inner strength mean? How can sport help us to feel confident and comfortable in our own bodies and to find peace of mind? How can it help us to feel confident and courageous?
The Space Between Speed and Stillness: Enter the worlds of Audi Revolut F1® and ic! berlin Words by Nicole Atieno “I think definitely now we’re starting to see a lot more females choose this as a career. Because if you watch F1 Academy, that championship, like it’s now being seen as like a cool thing to do…”
