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First look at Pharrell Williams and Tiffany & Co’s punkish titanium and gold jewellery
Pharrell Williams and Tiffany & Co reveal first jewellery collaboration, ‘Tiffany Titan’, featuring 19 yellow gold and titanium pieces
By Hannah Silver Published
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Chunky, gold and vintage-inspired jewellery: join Anisa Sojka’s chain gang
Anisa Sojka intertwines her chunky gold jewellery with retro references
By Hannah Silver Published
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Studio Lenca nods to Salvadorian heritage with riot of colour in Margate
Studio Lenca considers boundaries in ‘Leave to Remain’ at Carl Freedman Gallery in Margate
By Emily Steer Published
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Perfect your ear curation: piercing tips from an expert
Piercing tips from a fine jewellery brand’s expert, including where on the ear to get pierced
By Hannah Silver Published
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Dries Van Noten on designing Mystic Moss, a salty fragrance for spring
Dries Van Noten speaks exclusively with Wallpaper* about the creative process behind Mystic Moss, the latest fragrance from his eponymous brand
By Hannah Tindle Last updated
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The new London restaurants to book now
This month, explore the best new restaurants in London, from Arlington, an iconic celebrity hangout, to Los Mochis, where Tokyo meets Tulum
By Sofia de la Cruz Last updated
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Modernist architecture: inspiration from across the globe
Modernist architecture has had a tremendous influence on today’s built environment, making these midcentury marvels some of the most closely studied 20th-century buildings; here, we explore the genre by continent
By Ellie Stathaki Published
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Met Gala 2024 and ‘Sleeping Beauties’ exhibition: what to expect
Everything Wallpaper* knows about the Met Gala 2024 so far – from the theme, exhibition and dress code to the A-list co-chairs
By Jack Moss Published
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‘How we make our audience go wow’: Take That on tour
Behind the scenes of the Take That tour set design. Wallpaper* speaks to the band and the architects about the flames, fountains, paper storms and twin ten-tonne kinetic staircases that we saw live at London's O2
By Bridget Downing Published
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How to wear Byredo’s green liquid lipstick, according to the Wallpaper* beauty editor
Byredo’s green liquid lipstick, part of the new Mineralscapes collection, is easier to wear than it sounds says Wallpaper’s beauty editor Hannah Tindle
By Hannah Tindle Published
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Stephanie D’heygere swaps fashion for design with surreal, pop architecture-inspired Antwerp office
Stephanie D’heygere of Paris accessories label D’heygere brings her playful eye to ‘Officeland’, a co-working space in Antwerp filled with supersized objects in ode to Claes Oldenburg and American pop architecture
By Belle Hutton Published
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The London art exhibitions to see in May
From emerging to established artists, big galleries to intimate spaces - here are the London art exhibitions to see this month
By Hannah Silver Published
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‘Born in Oasi Zegna: The Book’ looks back to the house’s Alpine roots
Published by Rizzoli, ‘Born in Oasi Zegna’ looks towards the Oasi Zegna natural territory in the Italian Alps, where ZEGNA opened its first wool mill in 1910 and has since fostered a thriving natural ecosystem of more than 500,000 trees
By Jack Moss Published
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The New York art exhibitions to see now
From MoMA to the smaller spaces, here are the best New York art exhibitions to catch in May 2024.
By Hannah Silver Published
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Indigenous voices hit a powerful note in awe-inspiring Venice space
'Re-Stor(y)ing Oceania' sees artists Latai Taumoepeau and Elisapeta Hinemoa Heta consider issues around deep-sea mining
By Will Jennings Published
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John Cage’s ‘now moments’ inspire Lismore Castle Arts’ group show
Lismore Castle Arts’ ‘Each now, is the time, the space’ takes its title from John Cage, and sees four artists embrace the moment through sculpture and found objects
By Amah-Rose Abrams Published
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‘What a Fantastic Machine’: new film explores the camera, pop culture and human behaviour
Maximilien Van Aertryck and Axel Danielson’s new film, ‘And the King Said, What a Fantastic Machine’, dissects the role of the camera in popular culture
By Zoe Whitfield Published
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Inside Ingo Maurer’s poetically whimsical world
We tour the late lighting pioneer Ingo Maurer’s Munich studio, and talk to his team about how his poetically whimsical designs are given a new lease of life, thanks to a recent acquisition
By Laura May Todd Published
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Hermès captures the sheer delight of summer with new menswear collection
Hermès’ diaphanous menswear for S/S 2024 is Véronique Nichanian’s ode to sultry summer days
By Jack Moss Published
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Men’s Fashion Week S/S 2025: what Wallpaper* knows so far
Everything we know so far about Men‘s Fashion Week S/S 2025, from Dries Van Noten’s final show in Paris to guest appearances from Paul Smith and Marine Serre at Pitti Uomo
By Jack Moss Last updated
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Tiffany & Co nods to its theatrical history with a surreal new campaign
Tiffany & Co campaign ‘With Love, Since 1837’ sees Dan Tobin Smith and set designer Rachel Thomas create an offbeat set
By Hannah Silver Published
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Bar Spero, in Washington DC, nods to the playful nature of Spanish cuisine
Bar Spero is a Spanish seafood bar and grill designed by Streetsense and led by chef Johnny Spero
By Sofia de la Cruz Published
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Step into Francesca Woodman and Julia Margaret Cameron's dreamy photographs in London
'Portraits to Dream In' is currently on show at London's National Portrait Gallery
By Katie Tobin Published
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Get to know Issey Miyake’s innovative A-POC ABLE line as it arrives in the UK
As A-POC ABLE Issey Miyake launches in London this week, designer Yoshiyuki Miyamae gives Wallpaper* the lowdown on the experimental Issey Miyake offshoot
By Jack Moss Published
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Surreal, uncanny, seductive: step into Graham Little’s world
Scottish artist Graham Little presents his first US retrospective at The FLAG Art Foundation in New York
By Hannah Silver Published
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Utilitarian men’s fashion that will elevate your everyday
From Prada to Margaret Howell, utilitarian and workwear-inspired men’s fashion gets an upgrade for S/S 2024
By Jack Moss Published
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Gerhard Richter unveils new sculpture at Serpentine South
Gerhard Richter revisits themes of pattern and repetition in ‘Strip-Tower’ at London’s Serpentine South
By Hannah Silver Published
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Dark watches show it’s time to embrace an inky palette
Discover new dark watches from brands including Audemars Piguet, Omega, Chanel and Tudor
By Hannah Silver Published
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Neuraé: meet the new French skincare brand that can change your emotions
Neuraé is a new neuroscientific skincare brand harnessing the connection between the skin and the brain
By Hannah Tindle Published