Politics Editor Prishita Maheshwari-Aplin explores the meaning of solidarity and asks six protestors at the London rally in solidarity with Palestine, "What does solidarity mean to you?"
WORDS Eleni Zachariou ILLUSTRATION Ciaran Walsh On Monday 22nd March, a coalition of “squatters and autonomous activists” took to Instagram...
Prishita Maheshwari-Aplin speaks to the queer East-London glam-pop artist on their latest hit, Seduction.
PHOTOGRAPHY JULIA HOWEART DIRECTION JULIA HOWE, JULES VOLLEBERG, TRACEY SUENSTYLING JULES VOLLEBERG, TRACEY SUENHAIR SAM ROMANBEAUTY @REVERYUONLYTALENT with thanks to...
IMAGE Still from Saul Nash SS21 ‘Flipside’ fashion film Paria Farzaneh – 1pm Set in the blissful quiet of English...
IMAGE Courtesy of Vivienne Westwood Burberry – 7pm Riccardo Tisci’s SS21 offering at Burberry is a love letter to the...
Alexandra Kensington-Chelsea (Mayfair); she often drops the Mayfair as she doesn’t want people getting the wrong impression, has been making waves...
Being a young creative in London pretty much sucks right now. Our favourite clubs are being shut down (R.I.P Fabric), our cultural spaces are disappearing, tuition fees are sky high, wages are the lowest they’ve ever been and rent rates have never been higher. Our City is known for its diverse, multi-cultural art scene, but artists and young entrepreneurs are being priced-out. To investigate, for the next couple of weeks, we're asking young creatives currently living in the city, can we afford to be creative in London?
