Bottega Veneta’s Spring/Summer 2023 makes the brown paper bag an object of elegance
In Matthieu Blazy’s latest collection, the extraneous turned essential, and the expendable turned reusable
Bedside books from Julia, Julia
The artist shares 4 texts for escaping to other realities, and finding peace in her own
In his debut for Ferragamo, Maximilian Davis imagines old muses in modern form
The house’s Spring/Summer 2023 collection leans into the ease and sensuality of new Hollywood to reinvigorate its archive
From Piedmont to the Aeolian Islands: A trip to the Italian countryside with Loro Piana
For Spring/Summer 2023, the brand worked in tandem with the weather, creating timeless ensembles to be enjoyed en plein air
At Milan’s Piazza del Duomo, Moncler celebrated 70 years
18,000 spectators gathered in the city’s cultural center to watch 700 dancers in an inventive performance inspired by the house’s history
Christmas and Campari: An outsider’s first foray into the Venice Film Festival
From soul-crushing indie centerpieces to drama-clad flops, Document diaries a week of features, glamour, and family
Ask Liara: A sex worker’s guide to living, loving, and fucking
Liara Roux answers readers’ questions about being weird, transitioning from sex work to the art world, and reconnecting with one’s body after trauma
Who tf is Alex G?
The musical genius joins Document to speak on his latest album, ‘God Save the Animals,’ and set the record straight about that infamous meme
Dr. Noki on rule-breaking, ’90s Shoreditch, and the rave uniform
Following his London Fashion Week presentation, the masked designer met with Document to debrief and reminisce—and to imagine the future of his legendary brand
Shea Couleé and Sudan Archives are their own storytellers
The two Midwestern artists meet to discuss haters, lovers, and the makings of their career-altering albums
The highlights of London Fashion Week, from the eye of Peter Lowe
The photographer captures the week’s most exciting presentations from Fashion East, KNWLS, Nensi Dojaka, Stefan Cooke, Chopova Lowena, and Eftychia
Netflix’s ‘Blonde’ claims to take aim at abusers, but Marilyn winds up in the crosshairs
“The real tragedy of ‘Blonde’ is that these people got away with fictionalizing a real woman beyond recognition.”
At London Fashion Week, JW Anderson plays the game of life
In his Spring/Summer 2023 collection, Jonathan Anderson extrapolates mementos of normality to incite surrealism
With seductive stares and smeared red pouts, Dilara Findikoglu’s latest presentation merges fantasy and classicism
For Document, the designer provides a look into the eerie, ethereal mind behind some of the London Fashion Week’s most captivating looks
For artist Keegan Monaghan, empathy needs no context
The painter’s latest exhibition, ‘Indicator,’ utilizes the close-up as a gateway to emotion and uncanny points of view
For Snail Mail, vulnerability is a double-edged sword
Frontwoman Lindsey Jordan joins Document to discuss her changing perspective on love, the intimacy of songwriting, and her cinematic debut
In Sierra Pettengill’s new documentary ‘Riotsville, U.S.A.,’ a fake town reveals real problems
Designed to train cops to quell civil unrest, the city was a reflection of our national ideals, and an impetus for internal state violence
Willy Chavarria takes New York Fashion Week to church
The Cooper Hewitt National Design winner gives Document an inside look at his Spring/Summer 23 presentation
Behind the scenes at Tory Burch’s golden-hour New York Fashion Week show
Guests gathered on Pier 76 for the luminous presentation, where elevated sportswear meshed with ’90-era silhouettes
Remembering Jean-Luc Godard, whose immortal legacy rewrote the rules of cinema
“When a human being is capable of creating things that transcend our lived experience, it’s easy to assume that they themselves can transcend its limits.”
At the Heaven by Marc Jacobs party, influencers and pseudo-celebrities chose love over ego
The Fashion Week party, otherwise known as “Instagram University,” featured a festival-worthy lineup with Doja Cat, Charli XCX, Kaytranada, and more
Charles Atlas’s ‘The Mathematics of Consciousness’ lives in the brain of the artist
The projection-based installation toys with dance sequences, numerical fantasies, and internet memes, drawing connections through seemingly disparate forms
Koreatown Run Club seeks unaltered ground with Moncler Trailgrip
In this original video, the city is left behind for canyons, rivers, and fields outside of Los Angeles
Raul Lopez is a storyteller, and Luar is his diary
The Williamsburg-based designer sat down with Document ahead of his NYFW presentation, to break down the nostalgia-driven details centered in his work
Whitney’s pain is our pleasure
Emerging from the tragedies of the pandemic, their latest album ‘SPARK’ sees the band’s strongest sonic evolution to date
The essence of Marni, according to its show’s best-dressed attendees
“It’s luxurious. It’s giving Saint Lucia on the beach with your sugar daddy.”
In ‘Bliss Montage,’ Ling Ma falls out of narrative and into stasis
The author’s latest collection tries to escape the market and literary clichés—but is this a cliché in itself?
Overheard above the noise at The Jeffries’s fifth anniversary party, hosted by Kendall Werts, Evan Mock, and Julia Fox
Document compiled the best out-of-context exchanges and outrageous one-liners from the pre-Fashion Week event
Notting Hill Carnival is a haven for Black joy in the UK
The famous Caribbean street party attracts visitors from all over, providing a weekend-long respite from the reality of being Black in Europe
Theory Project presents ‘Movement of New York,’ a performance series at the heart of the Manhattan’s dance culture
Preeminent choreographers and dancers donned Lucas Ossendrijver’s new capsule collection, harnessing the city’s landscape as their stage
From nostalgic ballads to seductive funk, Sudan Archives finds her range on ‘Natural Brown Prom Queen’
The artist joins Document to discuss high school, her alter ego, and the making of her latest album
A decolonized art world can’t be built on diversity alone
David Zwirner outpost 52 Walker proposed an all-Black staff—but should mega-galleries have a say in reforming the inequities they profit from?
It’s dream or die for Disco Tehran
Modeled off of Iran’s ’70s artistic scene, Arya Ghavamian and Mani Nilchiani’s nightlife project brings community and collective memory to New York City
Lucas Ossendrijver’s new collection for Theory is inspired by the movement of New York
The Dutch designer’s capsule foregrounds the energies, attitudes, and sartorial preferences of the city
Tatiana Hazel’s songs for seeking solace in the unknown
Following the release of her latest single ‘Talk,’ the up-and-coming musician curates a selection of feel-good, innovatory tracks
From porn to pop, Chloe Cherry is living the new American Dream
Ahead of her feature film debut in ‘www.RachelOrmont.com,’ the actor reflects on her ascent to stardom
Artemis I will carry American values to space—capitalism, ‘diversity,’ and colonialism included
NASA is attempting its most ambitious space mission to date. But is its ‘woke’ exterior shielding a grab at galactic dominance?
A definitive guide to Chicago house, according to legendary DJ Chip E.
Ahead of his appearance at ARC Music Festival, the “Architect of House” curates a selection of the city’s best at Gramophone Records
Is it ‘quiet quitting,’ or are you just doing your job?
For a generation born into hustle culture, the idea that work shouldn’t consume our lives is new
Tamtam soundtracks the hunt for inspiration
The Saudi-born, LA-based musician shares the foundation of her eclectic voice with a playlist spanning genres and decades
From classic tracks to raunch and romance, legendary producer Ron Carroll shares his guide to house music
The ‘Minister of Sound’ brings the spotlight back to Chicago with this playlist for Document
Celebrating Kaari Upson’s voyeuristic, uncanny world
A year following her death, a DESTE Foundation retrospective sheds new light on the American artist’s work
Gerald Clayton and Kris Bowers are fostering the next generation of jazz
The musicians and friends discuss Oscar Peterson, learning from each other, and seeking a community of creative expression
Does the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll owe it all to Black culture?
Baz Luhrmann’s ‘Elvis’ revives debates around pay, appropriation, and who benefits from rebellion
Ask Liara: A sex worker’s guide to living, loving, and fucking
In their monthly column for Document Journal, author, activist, and porn star Liara Roux answers readers’ steamiest questions
Lost in the noise of the world? Halima has a playlist to make you feel again
Following the release of her latest single ‘Talk,’ the emerging singer-songwriter curates 9 vulnerability-driven tracks for Document
A primer on house music’s foundational records, courtesy of DJ Lady D
Ahead of ARC Music Festival 2022, “Chicago’s house music queen” reviews her genre’s history, from Lil Louis to Ralphi Rosario to a Beyoncé-sampled track
Faye Webster has her mind made up
The singer-songwriter on creative autonomy, withholding nothing, and the making of her orchestral EP, ‘Car Therapy Sessions’
In an era of television filler, ‘The Bear’ demands a return to close watching
How the show’s grimy, messy realism stakes its claim as the front runner of 30-minute dramas
