THE OTHER ANTSIFEROV Since 2009, Daniil Antsiferov has been building his own kind of glamour. Sexual, theatrical, nostalgic, never quite obedient. From Love, Sex, Disco to Les Archives, now with Paris as its backdrop and stars like Rosalía, Katy Perry and Charli XCX stepping into it. Daniil's world keeps shifting but the clothes remain unmistakably his.
Luwam Russom: “I didn’t win twice. This is my third time.” Words by Ann-Katrin Riedl Fräulein spoke to Luwam Russom about winning for the third time, dancing without a plan, the strange intimacy between performer and crowd, being loud when the world expects women to make themselves smaller, and opening doors for those coming next.
Fräulein Talents: Kianí Del Valle “It’s a balance that I really need Words by Marien Brandon A choreographer, director and performer, Del Valle’s practice resists fixed definitions, unfolding instead across bodies, texts and images. Born in Puerto Rico and shaped by years of movement between New York, Montreal and Europe, her work is informed by displacement, ancestry, and the body as a site of knowledge. Approaching the theme AT PEACE, our conversation revealed a different perspective: one where grounding is not found in arrival, but built through persistence.
Pick Of The Week: KPJ’s POUCH BAG Words by Nicole Atieno Handcrafted in Berlin, the pouch is deliberately understated, a useful object with just enough detail to make you want to keep it close. It’s part of KPJ, the Berlin based label founded by Konstantin Paul Jöbsch in 2025 with a focus on everyday objects built to last.
CHOOSING THE BEGINNING Nadia Murad in conversation with Caroline Whiteley A human rights advocate and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Murad managed to escape ISIS capture in 2014 and arrived in Stuttgart, where she began to rebuild a sense of home. She recounts this period in her 2017 memoir, "The Last Girl", which brought international attention to the Yazidi genocide and marked the beginning of her public advocacy.
Seen by Fräulein: What caught our eye this week 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.
Music tip: Finding the Frequency with sim0ne Words by Andrea Gombalová For sim0ne, music wasn't a career change so much as a realization. After years spent in front of the camera, stepping into electronic music became a way of expressing the parts of herself that had always been there. Blending influences from '90s rave culture with a distinctly contemporary perspective, her debut EP zer0 marks the beginning of a new chapter. We caught up with the Edinburgh-born, London-based DJ, producer, and vocalist to talk about ambition, femininity, finding community on the dance floor, and building a creative world that's entirely her own.
Beyond the printed page: Inside the first Fräulein x Inan Batman x Anti Club Sound Bath Words by Ann-Kathrin Riedl What if music wasn't there to keep us awake, but to help us come back to ourselves? Fräulein is stepping beyond the page. We're launching a new event series that invites women to slow down, reconnect with themselves and each other, and experience the power of sound.
THE OTHER ANTSIFEROV Since 2009, Daniil Antsiferov has been building his own kind of glamour. Sexual, theatrical, nostalgic, never quite obedient. From Love, Sex, Disco to Les Archives, now with Paris as its backdrop and stars like Rosalía, Katy Perry and Charli XCX stepping into it. Daniil's world keeps shifting but the clothes remain unmistakably his.
Luwam Russom: “I didn’t win twice. This is my third time.” Words by Ann-Katrin Riedl Fräulein spoke to Luwam Russom about winning for the third time, dancing without a plan, the strange intimacy between performer and crowd, being loud when the world expects women to make themselves smaller, and opening doors for those coming next.
Fräulein Talents: Kianí Del Valle “It’s a balance that I really need Words by Marien Brandon A choreographer, director and performer, Del Valle’s practice resists fixed definitions, unfolding instead across bodies, texts and images. Born in Puerto Rico and shaped by years of movement between New York, Montreal and Europe, her work is informed by displacement, ancestry, and the body as a site of knowledge. Approaching the theme AT PEACE, our conversation revealed a different perspective: one where grounding is not found in arrival, but built through persistence.
Pick Of The Week: KPJ’s POUCH BAG Words by Nicole Atieno Handcrafted in Berlin, the pouch is deliberately understated, a useful object with just enough detail to make you want to keep it close. It’s part of KPJ, the Berlin based label founded by Konstantin Paul Jöbsch in 2025 with a focus on everyday objects built to last.
CHOOSING THE BEGINNING Nadia Murad in conversation with Caroline Whiteley A human rights advocate and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Murad managed to escape ISIS capture in 2014 and arrived in Stuttgart, where she began to rebuild a sense of home. She recounts this period in her 2017 memoir, "The Last Girl", which brought international attention to the Yazidi genocide and marked the beginning of her public advocacy.
Seen by Fräulein: What caught our eye this week 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.
Music tip: Finding the Frequency with sim0ne Words by Andrea Gombalová For sim0ne, music wasn't a career change so much as a realization. After years spent in front of the camera, stepping into electronic music became a way of expressing the parts of herself that had always been there. Blending influences from '90s rave culture with a distinctly contemporary perspective, her debut EP zer0 marks the beginning of a new chapter. We caught up with the Edinburgh-born, London-based DJ, producer, and vocalist to talk about ambition, femininity, finding community on the dance floor, and building a creative world that's entirely her own.
Beyond the printed page: Inside the first Fräulein x Inan Batman x Anti Club Sound Bath Words by Ann-Kathrin Riedl What if music wasn't there to keep us awake, but to help us come back to ourselves? Fräulein is stepping beyond the page. We're launching a new event series that invites women to slow down, reconnect with themselves and each other, and experience the power of sound.
