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The standout shows of New York Fashion Week S/S 2026 – as they happen
Heralding the start of fashion month, the latest edition of NYFW begins in the city this week. Here, in our rolling round-up, Wallpaper* picks the highlights
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Soft colours and California cool wash over this soothing Lisbon house designed by Studio Shamshiri
When a West Coast family asked Pamela Shamshiri to craft a zen-like retreat in a traditional Portuguese dwelling, the designer recreated a slice of home
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This Prada jewellery collection is a mismatch made in heaven
Prada's new fine jewellery collection unites unexpected cuts with sorbet shades
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Balenciaga’s triumphant return to fragrance looks back to the house’s roots – and a forgotten 1947 bottle
The new collection of ten fragrances is a meticulous ode to the house’s history, beginning with a rare 1947 bottle of ‘Le Dix’, thought to be the only one in existence
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Just how controversial was Banksy’s new Royal Courts of Justice piece?
A new Banksy appeared on the walls of the Royal Courts of Justice in London on 7th September and it's already been covered up and scrubbed off. But what statement was Banksy really trying to make?
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Tread a thoroughly British line with these New Balance Made in UK trainers
New Balance’s latest collection of Made in UK trainers is inspired by the lush palette of British landscapes, from the Lake District to vineyards
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What the Wallpaper* editors are looking forward to at fashion week, from blockbuster debuts to rising stars
The Wallpaper* style team pick their highlights from the upcoming fashion month, a definitive season as the industry’s major players start their latest chapters, beginning in New York tomorrow
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‘Landscape architecture is the queen of science’: Emanuele Coccia in conversation with Bas Smets
Italian philosopher Emanuele Coccia meets Belgian landscape architect Bas Smets to discuss nature, cities and ‘biospheric thinking’
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What's the story with Henni Alftan’s enigmatic, mysterious paintings? The artist isn’t saying
Paris-based artist Henni Alftan's familiar yet uncanny works are gloriously restrained. On the eve of a Sprüth Magers exhibition in Berlin, she tells us why
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Chanel’s dazzling new haute jewellery collection zooms in on Hollywood’s golden era
In 1931, Gabrielle Chanel went to Hollywood. What happened next?
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The watch releases to know at Geneva Watch Days 2025
Geneva Watch Days (4-7 September 2025) returns with a dynamic mix of maisons and independents, showcasing the craft, innovation and collaborations shaping the future of watchmaking. We spotlight five releases that caught our eye in 2025
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Women’s Fashion Week S/S 2026: what to expect
A jam-packed season of runway shows unfolds in New York, London, Milan and Paris this month – including a slew of notable debuts at fashion’s biggest houses
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Five of the biggest art exhibitions to see in London in 2026
From Marilyn Monroe, to David Hockney and Tracey Emin – get these art exhibitions in your diary now
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How Michael Anastassiades turned poetry and precision into timeless designs
Everything you need to know about Michael Anastassiades, the designer whose work poetically redefined lighting design – and who has just been honoured with a London Design Medal 2025
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A Tokyo home’s mysterious, brutalist façade hides a secret urban retreat
Designed by Apollo Architects, Tokyo home Stealth House evokes the feeling of a secluded resort, packaged up neatly into a private residence
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Conrad Shawcross unveils his most ambitious rope machine yet, in London
Conrad Shawcross' 'Umbilical', a monumental rope machine that manifests randomness in action, is on show at Here East
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‘I tried to be open-minded’: is Rankin a natural cruise-ship photographer?
Rankin’s photographs from a week spent cruising will be on show at London's Battersea Power Station, from 17 September
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Explore the landscape of the future with Bas Smets
Landscape architect Bas Smets on the art, philosophy and science of his pioneering approach: ‘a site is not in a state of “being”, but in a constant state of “becoming”’
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Berlin Art Week 2025 is here: what to see around the city
As Berlin Art Week returns, 10-14 September 2025, here are the unmissable exhibitions, from commercial galleries to private spaces
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First look at the largest single-owner collection of Claude Lalanne jewellery, before it goes under the hammer
In Pauline Karpidas' estate, set to go on sale at Sotheby's from 8-19 September, there are a large collection of objects designed by Claude Lalanne
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‘You have to be fearless’: inside the free-thinking world of Craig Green
One of British fashion’s definitive voices for over a decade, Craig Green’s poetic vision has transformed the long-held archetypes of menswear. The designer invites Jack Moss into his creative universe
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Work in Process, episode two: inside the kitchen at Osip with chef and owner Merlin Labron-Johnson
In this series, Wallpaper* discovers the processes by which creative visionaries bring their work to life. For our second episode, we look behind the scenes at farm-to-table restaurant Osip, in Somerset
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Out of office: the Wallpaper* editors’ picks of the week
With the return of back-to-school, it's back to business for the Wallpaper* team, who’ve been making the rounds at fashion pop-ups and pavilion launches. Elsewhere, we’ve been indulging in new literature and old restaurants, and taking in a farewell exhibition at a landmark gallery...
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Flexform’s ‘Loungescape’ modular sofa is furniture as topographic wonder
Shape a new domestic landscape with Antonio Citterio’s latest seating system for the Italian furniture company
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A local’s guide to Helsinki by Finnish-Karelian sculptor Anna Pesonen
Anna Pesonen shares her essential addresses in the Nordic region’s ‘alternative little sister’
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What is the relationship between fashion, photography and the domestic space? A new book explores
Adam Murray’s ‘The Domestic Stage: When Fashion Image Comes Home’ documents – and interrogates – the use of the domestic space in fashion imagery, from the 1990s to present, featuring memorable works from Corinne Day, Carrie Mae Weems and Tina Barney
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This Brooklyn townhouse renovation nails ‘classic’ without cliché
Interior design firm White Arrow transformed a Boerum Hill home into a space that feels historic, contemporary, and just unexpected enough to keep things interesting
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Home again: the artists reframing the domestic world
The humble home has fascinated artists for hundreds of years. But what, exactly, is the appeal? Artists including Andrew Cranston, Cece Philips and Do Ho Suh on magic in the mundane
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When did we stop dreaming of a better future? A new book presents four hopeful scenarios
In her debut book, ‘Designing Hope’, Sarah Housley explores how design might help create more equitable, inclusive and radically liveable futures
