Unapologetically Strange, Frilly, and Ordinary: Shueh Jen Fang’s Take on Womanhood

By Jee Young Park
03.11.2025

Shueh Jen Fang continued to refine ideas from her Paris debut, this time presenting her collection at the historic Duperré School on a bright, sunny day. Described on her Rakuten profile as “a fresh step forward for very ordinary girls,” the Jenny Fax world is filled with characters inspired by girlhood, melancholy, and an embrace of the mundane.

ART

Interview with Nana Mandl
& Herbert De Colle
Nana Mandl (b. 1991) and Herbert De Colle (b. 1978) are artists based in Vienna. Nana Mandl combines digital and analog worlds through collages, embroidery and textile manipulation, offering a tactile contrast to fast-paced digital imagery. Herbert De Colle references countercultural movements flattened by pop culture into labor-intensive public installations with renewed vigor. We visited their respective studios during Vienna Art Week and continued the conversation over email.

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FASHION

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The Past Is So Punk At Maria Chany’s ‘Elysium’
By Miu Xia
02.26.2025

Rusted watch faces, pieces of a beloved car, a lone Kuromi keychain. Maria Chany gives well-loved possessions the chance to shine once more in her fall/winter 2025 collection, “Elysium.”

Juana Martín’s ‘Identidad’ Celebrates
Flamenco And What
It Means To Be A Gypsy Woman
By Miu Xia
02.18.2025
Inspired by legendary figures Lola Flores and Carmen Amaya, “Identidad” is not just a love letter to Martín’s roots, but is also a symbol of resistance...

Future Proof

By Jee Young Park
02.19.2025

Takanori “Nori” Nagano centered Japan’s unique aesthetic values in his latest collection, which we’ve come to know piecemeal through popularization of catchy terms like wabi-sabi.

Walter Gives Peace A Chance

By Miu Xia
02.11.2025

With all intentions to tap into the unseen, Van Beirendonck teleports to a world entirely his own. New lengths and shapes swell the stage, topped with a uniquely mysterious take on headgear by Stephen Jones: megadome bowling hats...