Words by Lucie Wernecke

Seen by Fräulein #43

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.

Photography by Emil Dietrich

Photography by Emil Dietrich

Words by Lucie Wernecke

SOFIE ROYER “BEFORE / AFTER” LIFE IN CONERT 

 

The musician Sofie Royer is starting her “before/after – live in concert” tour today, October 20th, in Zürich. In addition to the tour stops in Munich, Hamburg and Hall in Tirol, she will also play in Berlin on October 27th.

AMOEBA x MOTHER CAPSULE LAUNCH

 

MOTHER launched  their Limited-Edition-Capsule together with AMOEBA MUSIC last week on the 15th October which combines the culture of California with music history. Inspired by deep nostalgia and era-defining moments in music, MOTHER leans into its playful spirit to remix classic styles with their take on the Amoeba logo.

MYKITA AND RIMOWA UNVEIL THIRD EYEWEAR COLLABORATION

MYKITA and RIMOWA have launched their new collaborative frames. United by a shared passion for quality and functionality, the two brands team up for the third time, once again presenting exceptional eyewear styles.

JOVANA REISINGER COMES UP WITH A NEW NOVEL NEXT YEAR

 

Burned-out entrepreneur Minerva Mairhofer checks into the luxury resort Grand Hotel Lava Fortuna, where she meets Orlando Opitz, the resort’s sexy tennis coach, and what begins as the next great love is derailed by the arrival of a reality TV star… Die nächste große Enttäuschung by Jovana Reisinger will be published on February 25, 2027. It follows her 2024 book Pleasure, a manifesto for glamour and kitsch.

FRAN LEBOWITZ IS COMING TO BERLIN

 

Fran Lebowitz will appear at Urania Berlin on October 30, 2026 with an onstage conversation in which she reflects on New York’s cultural life, her time working with Andy Warhol, and the big issues of our day, all with her trademark candor and humor. The American author and cultural commentator is celebrated for her razor-sharp wit and her dry, unsparing observations on city life, culture, and modern manners. She rose to fame with the essay collections Metropolitan Life and Social Studies, and reached a new generation of fans through Martin Scorsese’s Netflix series Pretend It’s a City.