If you are in need of any last-last-minute ADE recs or if you’re just looking to get inspired keep reading as we spill what’s on our radar this week.
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The collaboration embodies the spirit of 'Do What Moves You', a philosophy that resonates deeply with both brands. It's an invitation to inspire the new generation to do what moves them aka embrace life's moments with genuine passion and self-expression.
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As autumn settles in with its foggy days and muted landscapes, vibrant colours may seem to fade—but not at MoMu! The museum’s new exhibition, Masquerade, Makeup & Ensor, which opened just a few days ago, promises to be the most colourful experience of Autumn 2024.
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Running from October 16-20, Guess Jeans will have non-stop music programming in the Guess Jeans store, which will culminate in a live performance judged by Grammy-nominated producer Luca Pretolesi, who has worked with the likes of Drake, Skrillex, and David Guetta. Beyond access to the turntables, participants will receive quality industry knowledge, making this contest a golden opportunity for anyone passionate about music <3
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Brewing Counterculture since the early 2000s
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From Anrealage's surreal proportions, Julie Kegel's bright metallics and RUIbuilt's liminality, this Paris fashion week has it all. To round off the explosive week, we compiled a 'lil guide to take you from show to shown – ensuring that all the most impressive shows make it to your radar.
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Despite being crafted during the pandemic—a time often associated with gloom—this album is refreshingly vibrant and far from somber. Known for his role in the band The xx, Jamie xx has expanded his musical horizons with this lively solo project.
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There's never a dull second when AVAVAV hits the runway – and this season, the brand takes their tongue-in-cheek irreverent theatrics to the track. Collaborating with adidas, AVAVAV boldly subverts the brand's long-lasting legacy of athletic-wear and high-performance values into an ironic attempt to beat the 100m record. Within this, the closing act of MFW provides a much-needed comedic relief amidst the self-seriousness of both the fashion and sports worlds to close off a very intense season.  
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Talk about a sweaty summer—Elmiene has been staying busy with numerous back-to-back releases and an upcoming North American tour to wrap up the madness of this year. The 23-year-old Oxford native has repeatedly enchanted crowds with his mesmerizing, soulful voice. This time taking the stage at Lowlands festival where he feels right at home in the Euro Summer mood.
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Continuing its 40th anniversary celebrations, London Fashion Week returns reeling off presentations showcasing the capital’s most ingenious fashion minds. From Di Petsa’s labyrinth, HARRI’s sci-fi dreamscape to Simone Rocha’s courtroom performance, the week set forth a showcase of bold visions and diverse aesthetics. This recap delves into the standout moments of a season where innovation and artistry collide.
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Fresh off the stage at Lowlands Festival, Master Peace delivers a performance that can only be described as "quite mental". He sat down with us, to catch his breath (smokers will get this) after leading a crowd that simply couldn't stop bouncing. Navigating Surrey’s posh neighbourhoods while maintaining his connection to the streets, Master Peace's journey stands as a beacon of creative freedom. His style is unmistakable from his very first album, How To Make A Masterpiece, which serves as a gentle reminder that artistry knows no bounds.
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As the more demure weather approaches, Le Labo's new boutique in Amsterdam embraces the latest addition to their City Exclusive collection. These fragrances are typically only found in the labs of their hometowns and are not available for purchase anywhere else (before you ask, no, not even online). But once a year during the month of September, they are permitted to stray away and linger on the collars of their in-thenow international crowd. 
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The chemistry between Abel van Gijlswijk and Yousef Gnaoui catches you completely off-guard, as the duo behind IJsland descend into collective madness on their newest record – also mysteriously titled IJsland. Abel’s unfiltered edge and Sef’s more paced digressions throw sharp social commentary while managing to poke fun at itself, perfectly reflecting the state of political absurdism we’re witnessing. As we catch up with the pair right after their performance at Lowlands, they reveal themselves as exactly what they are – two artists in complete creative trustfall, unafraid of what anyone thinks. 
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It’s no secret that Western-centric perspectives have been dominating the art world for way too long, and curating international talent that broadens the conversation is as important as ever. Luckily, Stedelijk Museum Schiedam and art platform DAR Cultural Agency are bringing exactly that – a much-needed disruption of one-dimensional and narrow viewpoints for its group exhibition NEW WAVE.Future Voices in Art. Through November 3^rd, the Schiedam space will be filled with floor-to-ceiling installations by six different artists, whose work is as expansive in its physical form as in its conceptual meaning.
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Berlin-based techno star Miss Bashful is back and better than ever, bringing her signature blend of sexy, fun, and fresh energy to heat up the start of this chilly autumn. The pioneer of the “Slut Techno” sound—a playful fusion of sassy, overtly sexual, and sarcastic lyrics over electrifying beats—Miss Bashful’s music celebrates femininity, confidence, and unapologetic self-expression. We sat down with the sexy talker herself to chat about her journey from moaning on techno tracks to creating her latest album, and her vision for the future.
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Cosy classics to soft-launch the autumn season
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This Spring/Summer edition of Copenhagen Fashion Week brought a whirlwind of creativity to our otherwise slow-paced August. From garden-inspired elegance at OpéraSPORT to Han Kjøbenhavn’s urban edge, the collections were anything but ordinary. A. Roege Hove made a stylish comeback, Sinéad O'Dwyer wowed with her debut, and Nicklas Skovgaard took a bold trip down memory lane. This recap dives into the highlights of a week where Scandinavian cool met fearless innovation, setting the stage for what’s next in fashion.
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Having started DJing only 2 years ago, Evissimax is the new hot name on the scene you must get familiar with asap! Blending sounds from footwork, Jersey club, techno, ghettotech, and her West African heritage, the Italo-Nigerian DJ brings on an high-energy and layered sonic tapestry. For Evissimax, the club represents a safe space for self-liberation and release – physical and emotional. Within this uncompromising attitude, she is leading a diverse and welcoming future of Milan's electronic community. From overcoming shyness to sampling her mother's voice notes saying 'that girl is a hoe', Evissimax reflects on her musical journey and an unbound love for dance.
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Growing up in a society that is very abrupt to put one’s cultural identity into a homogenous box, the Indian-Italian-German sibling duo have always been aware of the challenges that come with navigating a diverse familial background. As a vessel for this nuanced self-exploration, Marcella and Marco Lobo founded LOBOMAR- – a brand utilising fashion as a universal language that symbolises cultural belongings while constructing an independent identity.
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This Friday, we had a chance to visit the opening night of ‘Artists Against the Kremlin’ – a large-scale exhibition brought by All Rights Reversed gallery, The Moscow Times and De Balie, that brings the voices of Russian-speaking contemporary artists to a global stage in Amsterdam. It’s been over two and a half year since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, and despite heavy censorship and prosecution of any opposition to the Russian government, the art community have been bravely showcasing their collective resistance. Uniting artists from Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia, the exhibition is an avenue to nurture dialogue and advocate for positive change, emphasising that the Kremlin – the authoritarian governmental body – does not represent the views of Russian people.
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Step into the world of Kamixlo, the Brixton-born visionary who has been redefining the music landscape with his signature industrial reggaeton sound. Raised in a musical family, Kamixlo's experimental approach and dedication to his craft have set him apart in the UK scene since the 2010s.
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Interactive VR meets cinematic artistry – in Dutch theatres now
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Mark your calendars for next Friday, July 26th, and swing by the Glamcult Store to find your perfect frames!
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Lean into 'the uncontrollable urge to dance'
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In times like these, where the future seems unsure and dark, subcultures emerge to shine a light of hope. Formerly known (and loved by the Amsterdam scene) as Piet Oosterbeek, Pieter Numan's new book 'No Love Lost' celebrates the importance of countercultures – documenting their existence through photography.
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The end of the world is impending upon us – we can all feel it in the air. Realised by a group of friends, Hardeman’s latest editorial summons this sense of apocalypse in great taste. For their latest collection, titled Live Hard Love Harder, the brand looks towards elevating their signature take on reconstructed denim and leather looks through playful cut-outs and exaggerated volumes. 
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A forceful testament to resilience and unity, Letters to a Future Palestine is an uncompromising 19-track compilation that unites Palestinian musicians and international allies from SWANA and beyond. Each track opens a potent sonic universe, where cultural histories intertwine and exist in their full freedom. Curated by Nene H and Samira, this project serves as 'a postcard' from a thriving, liberated Palestine, aspiring to restore the cultural renaissance disrupted over the last century. 'It is a powerful statement against the portrayal of oppression as the sole narrative,' writes Nene H.
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