Latest articles by Hannah Tindle
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Indian label Raw Mango brings its ‘unripe and imperfect idea of beauty’ to London Fashion Week
Founded in 2008, Sanjay Garg’s Raw Mango has rewritten Indian fashion for the last two decades. He brought the label to London Fashion Week for a show inspired by the traditional flower garland
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The standout shows and highlights from London Fashion Week
Wallpaper* selects the best of London Fashion Week A/W 2026, from a ‘sleeker, chicer, sexier’ Burberry to Pony Kids at Simone Rocha
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Monster ballgowns, Irish folklore and an Adidas collab: inside Simone Rocha’s latest runway show
At London Fashion Week A/W 2026, the Irish designer presented a typical blend of romance and realism, featuring a surprise collaboration with Adidas Originals
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Why fashion’s new class of creative directors is looking to the past to shape the future
A series of high-profile creative directors made their debuts for S/S 2026, putting the future of fashion in the spotlight. Hannah Tindle unpacks ‘fashion’s great reset’
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Wallpaper* Design Awards 2026: Launch of the year shortlist
Discover the shortlist for Launch of the Year in the Wallpaper* Design Awards 2026, from an innovative museum concept to a glass-like hydrating face mask
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The Wallpaper* guide to winter fragrances that linger on the skin and in the air
Browse our guide to new season scents from the likes of Bottega Veneta, Frederic Malle and Marissa Zappas
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Inside Cosprop, the spectacular London costume house that’s a ‘dressing-up closet’ for stage and screen
As a new exhibition, ‘Costume Couture: Sixty Years of Cosprop’, opens at London’s Fashion and Textile Museum, Wallpaper* tours the Holloway Road costume house that has outfitted the world’s biggest stars
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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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Emma Corrin on their fresh venture into fragrance with Miu Miu
Italian fashion house Miu Miu partners with the actor on new fragrance Miutine which captures the scent of changing seasons. Beauty writer Hannah Tindle speaks with Corrin on their blossoming collaboration
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‘Never copy the past’: how Nicolas Di Felice is taking Courrèges into the future
At Courrèges, artistic director Nicolas Di Felice is marrying radical thinking, raving and reinterpreted minimalist codes to give the French fashion house a new dynamism. Hannah Tindle heads to Paris to meet the designer
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The best of refillable beauty design, edited by Wallpaper*
Wallpaper’s pick of the best refillable beauty design includes make-up, skincare, fragrance and haircare with beautifully formed bottles, tubes and containers from the likes of Dries Van Noten, Davines and more
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‘Don’t forget to get the bread!’ Serge Lutens writes an ode to a singular perfume
Published exclusively by Wallpaper*, Serge Lutens writes an ode to Jeux de Peau, a singular perfume of his creation inspired by a childhood memory of baking bread
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‘A fuller and silkier sillage’: Acqua di Parma dials up the intensity of Blu Mediterraneo
As Acqua di Parma unveils its new Blu Mediterraneo: La Riserva collection – a reinterpretation of three quintessential scents – Wallpaper* dives deeper into the story behind its making
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The best spring perfumes of 2025, according to Wallpaper*
The best spring perfumes of 2025 include light and airy blossoming florals, notes of ripening fruit, and fresh green accords by the likes of Réservation, Perfumer H, Louis Vuitton
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Why Teresa Tarmey’s west London clinic is a thing of beauty
Teresa Tarmey’s flagship clinic in Notting Hill is worlds away from the ubiquitous, sterile medispa. For the June 2025 issue of Wallpaper*, Hannah Tindle takes a closer look inside
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What did Christian Dior’s favourite ‘invisible’ flower smell like?
Dior’s Francis Kurkdijan recreates the scent of a rare lily of the valley species in Le Muguet, the first olfactory chapter of new perfume collection Les Récoltes Majeures
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The best beauty products of the month, from a ‘revolutionary’ Dyson hairdryer to zingy Hermès nail polish
The best beauty products of the month, selected by Wallpaper*, include Dyson’s life-changing new hairdryer, zingy springtime nail polish by Hermès and skin barrier saviours by the likes of Dr Barbara Sturm
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‘I’ve considered every single detail’: how Victoria Beckham designed the perfect make-up brush collection
Victoria Beckham speaks to Wallpaper* about the meticulous design process behind her debut collection of make-up brushes, which perfectly treads a line between form and function
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How Augustinus Bader’s first-ever sunscreen saves precious time in the morning
Augustinus Bader’s first sunscreen is finally here, with a nourishing SPF 50 formula that performs multiple skincare steps all at once
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Wearing Hermès’ new lipstick feels like the gentle caress of a silk scarf
Hermès Beauty’s new Rouge Brillant Silky lipstick has a diaphanous formula inspired by scarves from the house’s silk métier, Gregoris Pyrpylis tells Wallpaper*
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Abra’s A/W 2025 beauty look embraced the 1980s with furry wigs and ‘greige’ lipstick
Abra’s A/W 2025 collection paid homage to New Romantics and the beauty routine of founder Abraham Ortuño Perez’s mother. Here, alongside hairstylist Charlie Le Mindu and make-up artist Cécile Paravina, he tells Wallpaper* more
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Louis Vuitton is launching make-up with Pat McGrath as creative director
Louis Vuitton has tapped Pat McGrath as creative director of its new cosmetics line La Beauté Louis Vuitton
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Tomorrow Is Another Day, the convention-defying model agency that changed the face of fashion
Hannah Tindle takes a trip to Düsseldorf to meet Eva Gödel, the founder of Tomorrow Is Another Day, a model agency which has helped redefine beauty through collaborations with Raf Simons, Rick Owens, Hedi Slimane and more
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The Substance wins an Oscar for the prosthetic make-up worn by Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley
The Substance, directed by Coralie Fargeat and starring Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley, has won the 2025 Oscar for make-up and hair. Here, read Wallpaper’s interview with the film’s lead prosthetic designer Pierre-Olivier Persin
