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.
Inside the second Fräulein x Inan Batman Sound Bath at SoHo House Berlin Words by Thiên Ân Therese Kunz, Photography by Eva Luise Hoppe What if music wasn't just there to keep us awake, but to help us come back to ourselves? For decades, we've associated sound with movement: crowded dance floors, late nights and the collective energy of people losing themselves in music. But sound can also do the opposite. It can regulate our nervous system, soften the constant noise in our minds and gently guide us back into our bodies.
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?
Reading the Body: How WHOOP Is Rethinking Women’s Health Words by Helena Alge By connecting cycle insights with data on sleep, stress, recovery and training, WHOOP is helping women understand their health beyond fertility alone.
Behind the Façade: A Conversation About Vulnerability, Healing and Starting Over with ELIF Words by Helena Alge ELIF has spoken openly about becoming a young woman in the public eye, growing up in a deeply religious family, and the pressure of building a career in an industry that demands resilience. Now, after a longer break, she is back with new music.
Pick Of The Week: Saint Laurent’s Mombasa bag Words by Nicole Atieno First appearing for Spring/Summer 2002, the slouchy crescent bag came with its sculptural horn handle and a certain touch that made it an object of desire. Then, it slowly made its way into wardrobes and the memories of those who had carried it the first time around.
The Artist Is Not Present Anymore – or is she? Words by Marcus Boxler Markus Boxler on Abramović's Balkan Erotic Epic between museum and stage: A double review
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.
Carmen Villain: “The idea that everything has to happen in your 20s or early 30s, and then you’re too old – it’s nonsense.” Words by Hannah Line Cummins Carmen Villains explores the idea of time and memory in her new album "Memoria". Straying away from traditional melodic music making, Carmen creates music that relies on frequencies and abstraction, while reaching into her vast archive of sounds.
JA, QUA, BORIAS FASHION EDITORIAL Art Direction Marien Brandon Photography Giorgi Kolbaia Styling Natalie Galagan Hair Tatia Jgharkava Makeup Ana Tukhashvili Model Tamo Diasamidze, Nia Beria both at Natali Models
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.
Inside the second Fräulein x Inan Batman Sound Bath at SoHo House Berlin Words by Thiên Ân Therese Kunz, Photography by Eva Luise Hoppe What if music wasn't just there to keep us awake, but to help us come back to ourselves? For decades, we've associated sound with movement: crowded dance floors, late nights and the collective energy of people losing themselves in music. But sound can also do the opposite. It can regulate our nervous system, soften the constant noise in our minds and gently guide us back into our bodies.
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?
Reading the Body: How WHOOP Is Rethinking Women’s Health Words by Helena Alge By connecting cycle insights with data on sleep, stress, recovery and training, WHOOP is helping women understand their health beyond fertility alone.
Behind the Façade: A Conversation About Vulnerability, Healing and Starting Over with ELIF Words by Helena Alge ELIF has spoken openly about becoming a young woman in the public eye, growing up in a deeply religious family, and the pressure of building a career in an industry that demands resilience. Now, after a longer break, she is back with new music.
Pick Of The Week: Saint Laurent’s Mombasa bag Words by Nicole Atieno First appearing for Spring/Summer 2002, the slouchy crescent bag came with its sculptural horn handle and a certain touch that made it an object of desire. Then, it slowly made its way into wardrobes and the memories of those who had carried it the first time around.
The Artist Is Not Present Anymore – or is she? Words by Marcus Boxler Markus Boxler on Abramović's Balkan Erotic Epic between museum and stage: A double review
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.
Carmen Villain: “The idea that everything has to happen in your 20s or early 30s, and then you’re too old – it’s nonsense.” Words by Hannah Line Cummins Carmen Villains explores the idea of time and memory in her new album "Memoria". Straying away from traditional melodic music making, Carmen creates music that relies on frequencies and abstraction, while reaching into her vast archive of sounds.
JA, QUA, BORIAS FASHION EDITORIAL Art Direction Marien Brandon Photography Giorgi Kolbaia Styling Natalie Galagan Hair Tatia Jgharkava Makeup Ana Tukhashvili Model Tamo Diasamidze, Nia Beria both at Natali Models
