Film The horrors of horniness: the freaky girls of ‘Babyratu’ This holiday’s double-bill follows women whose sexuality threatens to undo them
Literature Amber Later’s ‘Special Moss’ mines the slippages of poetry and prose The New York-based writer’s debut collection spans four centuries while traversing mysterious landscapes
Architecture Iwan Baan’s ‘Rome — Las Vegas’ explores both cities from above and below The photographer’s recent project asks how architecture shapes reality in an era of mass tourism and simulation
Literature Torey Akers’s ‘Revolutionary Algorithms’ finds political potential on TikTok For the release of her first book, the writer and content creator sits down with Document to discuss digital citizenry, censorship, and the future of...
Matty Bovan’s floral print-filled, visually distorted dystopia With corseted dresses and in-your-face eyewear ‘HOPE + FEAR’ questions the transparency and reality of our chaotic world. by Rachel Cheung Burberry’s British heritage gets a sexy, sophisticated Italian makeover For Spring/Summer 2020, Riccardo Tisci reworked Burberry's classic design codes, marrying its Victorian roots with luxury streetwear. by Ann Binlot The poetry of home, according to menswear designer Bianca Saunders Photographer Gabriele Rosati directs this exclusive campaign shoot for Saunders's Autumn/Winter 2019 collection. by Clara Malley Iggy Pop’s recipe for optimism: death, zombies, and Frank Sinatra The 'Godfather of Punk' spoke to Jim Jarmusch about his latest album and a life spent on the edge. by Lou Miller Lessons in non-conformist powerdressing at A.W.A.K.E. Natalia Alaverdian's Spring/Summer 2020 collection showcases the sensuality in the strange. by Lauren Tischler Jil Sander investigates the high art of the puffer coat Creative directors Lucie and Luke Meier will host a series of monthly exhibitions at a new gallery space in Milan. by Lauren Tischler Simone Rocha’s Wren Boy chic is our new pastoral obsession Inspired by a Irish folk tradition, the designer's Spring/Summer 2020 collection features her signature Victorian ruffles with a rambunctious twist. by Ann Binlot A — Company’s Midsommar decadence for downtown New Yorkers Designer Sara Lopez threw a beautifully chaotic dinner party for her fledgling brand. by Rachel Cheung Girl Skin brings lemon-pop Americana to Canal Street The sibling alt-folk duo discusses coming from a family of creatives, working with Princess Nokia, and finding God in the White Stripes. by Jordan Aaron Guy KidSuper’s radical democratization of fashion week Colm Dillane takes a sustainable, community-first approach to his SS20 collection ‘RECYCLING.’ by David Aaron Brake Chula the clown’s hysterical path to self-discovery The Mexico City-based performer believes clowning can address very philosophical questions. by Sara Radin Watch Burberry Spring/Summer 2020 live from London Tune in here at 12pm E.S.T. for Riccardo Tisci’s latest collection straight from London Fashion Week. by Document Journal Girl Skin’s autumnal playlist for unpacking your corduroy from storage Sid and Stanley Simons rewind the clock with their Beatlemania soundtrack—tinged with Cohen and Dylan. by Jordan Aaron Guy Feathers, glitter, White Castle: Bushwig through the eyes of four drag queens and a pop star Document dispensed nine disposable cameras to eight extremely generous queens and Slayyyter, a pop star who performed at the annual drag festival. Shockingly(!), only four... by R. Paul McAdory Kyle Richard’s fashion show was….amazing The ‘Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ star debuted Kyle + Shahida and became a saving grace of NYFW. by Jocelyn Silver Document sent an actual puppet to watch the Puppets and Puppets show at NYFW Model (and puppeteer) Leah Ogawa created a puppet in her own likeness, and Puppets and Puppets supplied the matching outfits. Watch the spectacle unfold. by Shawn Lakin Marc Jacobs resurrects Jane Fonda’s ‘Klute’ shag and Shelley Duvall’s bowl cut Beauty powerhouses Pat McGrath and Guido Palau join forces to make NYFW beauty one for the books. by Lauren Tischler The secret world of images not meant for human eyes In a new exhibition at Fondazione Prada, Trevor Paglen and Kate Crawford investigate AI’s political underpinnings. by Camille Sojit Pejcha Glaciers and ice caps in Sweden are some of global warming’s first casualties Lost natural landmarks cue the beginning of a global disaster—one which will strike the poorest communities hardest. by Caroline Christie A brief history of protest and counterculture at Tompkins Square Park Almost 30 years after the Tompkins Square Riot, a new protest headed by skaters preserves the sanctity of a downtown safe haven. by David Aaron Brake Eckhaus Latta’s psychedelic prep—from kaleidoscopic knits to the occasional frill Featuring chunky-chic UGG clogs from their recent collaboration, Eckhaus Latta experiments with asymmetrical tailoring and sequined adorning. by Lou Miller Pharmakon’s exquisitely brutal noise for our increasingly bleak world Margaret Chardiet, aka Pharmakon, can’t stop society from falling apart, but her experimental music is a reminder that you’re not the only one who knows... by Noah Berlatsky Vaquera’s romantic deconstruction of New Yorker ennui The brand confronts misplaced nostalgia and devises the perfect retort to every tourist's favorite t-shirt. by Lauren Tischler Gia Kuan’s guide to making it through NYFW without losing your mind—or your phone New York's star publicist wants you to please sleep and relax about your next outfit. by Ann Binlot Meet the faces representing Barragán’s inclusive spirit at NYFW Designer Victor Barragán teamed up with María Osado to cast the Spring 2020 show. by Lauren Tischler WTF is Fushion? Inside Norway’s anti-elitist fashion week A glimpse into Scandinavian fashion's subversive future in Oslo, where street-level concerts, and even a ‘sustainable art rave’ mark the cultural shift away from the... by Hannah Ongley Gia Coppola and Kelsey Lu turn literary works into art “You are unlocking a secret garden." A new exhibition in Los Angeles investigates notions of authorship, identity, and inspiration. by Clara Malley Pyer Moss becomes NYFW’s hottest ticket with its message of black liberation ‘We have come tonight to say they can't hurt us no more.’ Kerby Jean-Raymond salutes the Black artists and activists who paved the way. by Ann Binlot Sies Marjan brings effortless, jewel-toned elegance to the New York Hall of Records Creative Director Sander Lak started with color and layered a glossy shine for the Spring 2020 collection. by Rachel Cheung Gia Kuan, the PR powerhouse behind New York’s fashion renaissance Meet the first fashion publicist everyone wants to be friends with. by Ann Binlot Think different, look the same: How the uniform went from working class symbol to Silicon Valley style code The uniform’s rising popularity among today’s thought leaders indicates a dangerous problem with modern work culture. by Camille Sojit Pejcha Land, dignity, and ethics: Mitch Epstein photographs the remnants of our American Dream As centuries of environmental and human rights abuses come to a head, ‘Property Rights’ asks what we're willing to sacrifice. by Clara Malley Running towards enlightenment: District Vision values curiosity over cultism The athletic brand finds a guiding light in Esalen Institute, the birthplace of ʼ60s counterculture and the Human Potential Movement, seeking an investigative and holistic... by Hannah Ongley Parsons debuts its introspective, rebellious next class of designers Document spoke to three Parsons MFA graduates backstage about their disparate influences, from traditional Russian craft to 1940s New York. by Lauren Tischler Villa Lena: the 19th century Tuscan retreat freeing artists from the hustle mentality Sam Rock, Jody Rogac, Freddy Tuppen, and Lucinda Chua discuss community, simplicity, and the importance of a 'sacred space' by Jordan Anderson Flying Lotus’s infinite levels of obsession In a quiet moment on his whirlwind tour, the visionary artist spoke to Document about directing David Lynch and relearning the rules of music. by Rhodes Murphy Pro-democracy Hong Kong protesters speak out about sexual harassment Demeaning comments and threats of violence have grown disturbingly commonplace for female demonstrators. by Caroline Christie ‘Meet Me in the Bathroom: The Art Show’ resurrects rock-and-roll’s insurgent spirit The Strokes, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, an actual bathroom. Lizzy Goodman gets the band back together on Bowery. by Clara Malley Paul Bui and Document present ‘Othered: the queer future of Asian-American identity’ West Dakota, K Rizz, DJ NK Badtz Maru, and others celebrate finding community and defying rigid gender expectations. by Clara Malley Lizzy Goodman’s playlist captures New York’s artistic legacy The ‘Meet Me in the Bathroom’ author curates 10 songs for a night out in the city, including Madonna, Bush Tetras, and Grace Jones. by Clara Malley Ezra Furman channels our collective fury with the explosive ‘Twelve Nudes’ The punk artist discusses Lou Reed, Greta Thunberg, and the dangers of complacency. by Sophia Rose Segarra The revolution will be uh…uploaded by teens to TikTok The home of Egirls and furries is now a hotbed of political action. by Caroline Christie BTS, BLACKPINK, and…Jackson Pollock? The novice’s guide to K-Pop Dive into the cultural behemoth with this immersive account of an outsider’s journey. by Lyric Bowditch Prada’s latest upcycling initiative takes on ocean pollution Prada responds to the sustainability challenge with Re-Nylon, its new capsule line of accessories made from recycled materials. by Ann Binlot LVMH ushers in the next generation of Lagerfelds How Karl Lagerfeld's legacy is coming full circle with a 150,000 € prize for emerging designers. by Ann Binlot Vaporwave’s little known roots are anti-capitalist and totally punk 100% ElectroniCON: The artists of the internet's most aesthetic, introverted music genre are actually gathering IRL. by Nick Fulton Marcus Leatherdale remembers photographing Divine, Mapplethorpe, and Lower Manhattan’s ‘last hurrah’ "I didn’t realize I was archiving an era that was going to be extinct; I was just photographing my friends.” by Miss Rosen Ghetto Gastro teaches you how to make their award-winning watermelon granita The Bronx-based collective employs a multidisciplinary approach to food as an act of cultural diplomacy. by Ann Binlot Nobody puts these bangers in the corner: ‘Dirty Dancing’ keeps on giving three decades later 5 lesser known cuts from the eclectic soundtrack—and 5 equally extraordinary options for their use. by Clara Malley Sita Abellán’s books for contemplating dark magic, from Borges to Alexander McQueen The techno DJ and designer conjures up 4 books that will have you casting spells and considering the infinite. by Sita Abellán
Matty Bovan’s floral print-filled, visually distorted dystopia With corseted dresses and in-your-face eyewear ‘HOPE + FEAR’ questions the transparency and reality of our chaotic world. by Rachel Cheung
Burberry’s British heritage gets a sexy, sophisticated Italian makeover For Spring/Summer 2020, Riccardo Tisci reworked Burberry's classic design codes, marrying its Victorian roots with luxury streetwear. by Ann Binlot
The poetry of home, according to menswear designer Bianca Saunders Photographer Gabriele Rosati directs this exclusive campaign shoot for Saunders's Autumn/Winter 2019 collection. by Clara Malley
Iggy Pop’s recipe for optimism: death, zombies, and Frank Sinatra The 'Godfather of Punk' spoke to Jim Jarmusch about his latest album and a life spent on the edge. by Lou Miller
Lessons in non-conformist powerdressing at A.W.A.K.E. Natalia Alaverdian's Spring/Summer 2020 collection showcases the sensuality in the strange. by Lauren Tischler
Jil Sander investigates the high art of the puffer coat Creative directors Lucie and Luke Meier will host a series of monthly exhibitions at a new gallery space in Milan. by Lauren Tischler
Simone Rocha’s Wren Boy chic is our new pastoral obsession Inspired by a Irish folk tradition, the designer's Spring/Summer 2020 collection features her signature Victorian ruffles with a rambunctious twist. by Ann Binlot
A — Company’s Midsommar decadence for downtown New Yorkers Designer Sara Lopez threw a beautifully chaotic dinner party for her fledgling brand. by Rachel Cheung
Girl Skin brings lemon-pop Americana to Canal Street The sibling alt-folk duo discusses coming from a family of creatives, working with Princess Nokia, and finding God in the White Stripes. by Jordan Aaron Guy
KidSuper’s radical democratization of fashion week Colm Dillane takes a sustainable, community-first approach to his SS20 collection ‘RECYCLING.’ by David Aaron Brake
Chula the clown’s hysterical path to self-discovery The Mexico City-based performer believes clowning can address very philosophical questions. by Sara Radin
Watch Burberry Spring/Summer 2020 live from London Tune in here at 12pm E.S.T. for Riccardo Tisci’s latest collection straight from London Fashion Week. by Document Journal
Girl Skin’s autumnal playlist for unpacking your corduroy from storage Sid and Stanley Simons rewind the clock with their Beatlemania soundtrack—tinged with Cohen and Dylan. by Jordan Aaron Guy
Feathers, glitter, White Castle: Bushwig through the eyes of four drag queens and a pop star Document dispensed nine disposable cameras to eight extremely generous queens and Slayyyter, a pop star who performed at the annual drag festival. Shockingly(!), only four... by R. Paul McAdory
Kyle Richard’s fashion show was….amazing The ‘Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ star debuted Kyle + Shahida and became a saving grace of NYFW. by Jocelyn Silver
Document sent an actual puppet to watch the Puppets and Puppets show at NYFW Model (and puppeteer) Leah Ogawa created a puppet in her own likeness, and Puppets and Puppets supplied the matching outfits. Watch the spectacle unfold. by Shawn Lakin
Marc Jacobs resurrects Jane Fonda’s ‘Klute’ shag and Shelley Duvall’s bowl cut Beauty powerhouses Pat McGrath and Guido Palau join forces to make NYFW beauty one for the books. by Lauren Tischler
The secret world of images not meant for human eyes In a new exhibition at Fondazione Prada, Trevor Paglen and Kate Crawford investigate AI’s political underpinnings. by Camille Sojit Pejcha
Glaciers and ice caps in Sweden are some of global warming’s first casualties Lost natural landmarks cue the beginning of a global disaster—one which will strike the poorest communities hardest. by Caroline Christie
A brief history of protest and counterculture at Tompkins Square Park Almost 30 years after the Tompkins Square Riot, a new protest headed by skaters preserves the sanctity of a downtown safe haven. by David Aaron Brake
Eckhaus Latta’s psychedelic prep—from kaleidoscopic knits to the occasional frill Featuring chunky-chic UGG clogs from their recent collaboration, Eckhaus Latta experiments with asymmetrical tailoring and sequined adorning. by Lou Miller
Pharmakon’s exquisitely brutal noise for our increasingly bleak world Margaret Chardiet, aka Pharmakon, can’t stop society from falling apart, but her experimental music is a reminder that you’re not the only one who knows... by Noah Berlatsky
Vaquera’s romantic deconstruction of New Yorker ennui The brand confronts misplaced nostalgia and devises the perfect retort to every tourist's favorite t-shirt. by Lauren Tischler
Gia Kuan’s guide to making it through NYFW without losing your mind—or your phone New York's star publicist wants you to please sleep and relax about your next outfit. by Ann Binlot
Meet the faces representing Barragán’s inclusive spirit at NYFW Designer Victor Barragán teamed up with María Osado to cast the Spring 2020 show. by Lauren Tischler
WTF is Fushion? Inside Norway’s anti-elitist fashion week A glimpse into Scandinavian fashion's subversive future in Oslo, where street-level concerts, and even a ‘sustainable art rave’ mark the cultural shift away from the... by Hannah Ongley
Gia Coppola and Kelsey Lu turn literary works into art “You are unlocking a secret garden." A new exhibition in Los Angeles investigates notions of authorship, identity, and inspiration. by Clara Malley
Pyer Moss becomes NYFW’s hottest ticket with its message of black liberation ‘We have come tonight to say they can't hurt us no more.’ Kerby Jean-Raymond salutes the Black artists and activists who paved the way. by Ann Binlot
Sies Marjan brings effortless, jewel-toned elegance to the New York Hall of Records Creative Director Sander Lak started with color and layered a glossy shine for the Spring 2020 collection. by Rachel Cheung
Gia Kuan, the PR powerhouse behind New York’s fashion renaissance Meet the first fashion publicist everyone wants to be friends with. by Ann Binlot
Think different, look the same: How the uniform went from working class symbol to Silicon Valley style code The uniform’s rising popularity among today’s thought leaders indicates a dangerous problem with modern work culture. by Camille Sojit Pejcha
Land, dignity, and ethics: Mitch Epstein photographs the remnants of our American Dream As centuries of environmental and human rights abuses come to a head, ‘Property Rights’ asks what we're willing to sacrifice. by Clara Malley
Running towards enlightenment: District Vision values curiosity over cultism The athletic brand finds a guiding light in Esalen Institute, the birthplace of ʼ60s counterculture and the Human Potential Movement, seeking an investigative and holistic... by Hannah Ongley
Parsons debuts its introspective, rebellious next class of designers Document spoke to three Parsons MFA graduates backstage about their disparate influences, from traditional Russian craft to 1940s New York. by Lauren Tischler
Villa Lena: the 19th century Tuscan retreat freeing artists from the hustle mentality Sam Rock, Jody Rogac, Freddy Tuppen, and Lucinda Chua discuss community, simplicity, and the importance of a 'sacred space' by Jordan Anderson
Flying Lotus’s infinite levels of obsession In a quiet moment on his whirlwind tour, the visionary artist spoke to Document about directing David Lynch and relearning the rules of music. by Rhodes Murphy
Pro-democracy Hong Kong protesters speak out about sexual harassment Demeaning comments and threats of violence have grown disturbingly commonplace for female demonstrators. by Caroline Christie
‘Meet Me in the Bathroom: The Art Show’ resurrects rock-and-roll’s insurgent spirit The Strokes, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, an actual bathroom. Lizzy Goodman gets the band back together on Bowery. by Clara Malley
Paul Bui and Document present ‘Othered: the queer future of Asian-American identity’ West Dakota, K Rizz, DJ NK Badtz Maru, and others celebrate finding community and defying rigid gender expectations. by Clara Malley
Lizzy Goodman’s playlist captures New York’s artistic legacy The ‘Meet Me in the Bathroom’ author curates 10 songs for a night out in the city, including Madonna, Bush Tetras, and Grace Jones. by Clara Malley
Ezra Furman channels our collective fury with the explosive ‘Twelve Nudes’ The punk artist discusses Lou Reed, Greta Thunberg, and the dangers of complacency. by Sophia Rose Segarra
The revolution will be uh…uploaded by teens to TikTok The home of Egirls and furries is now a hotbed of political action. by Caroline Christie
BTS, BLACKPINK, and…Jackson Pollock? The novice’s guide to K-Pop Dive into the cultural behemoth with this immersive account of an outsider’s journey. by Lyric Bowditch
Prada’s latest upcycling initiative takes on ocean pollution Prada responds to the sustainability challenge with Re-Nylon, its new capsule line of accessories made from recycled materials. by Ann Binlot
LVMH ushers in the next generation of Lagerfelds How Karl Lagerfeld's legacy is coming full circle with a 150,000 € prize for emerging designers. by Ann Binlot
Vaporwave’s little known roots are anti-capitalist and totally punk 100% ElectroniCON: The artists of the internet's most aesthetic, introverted music genre are actually gathering IRL. by Nick Fulton
Marcus Leatherdale remembers photographing Divine, Mapplethorpe, and Lower Manhattan’s ‘last hurrah’ "I didn’t realize I was archiving an era that was going to be extinct; I was just photographing my friends.” by Miss Rosen
Ghetto Gastro teaches you how to make their award-winning watermelon granita The Bronx-based collective employs a multidisciplinary approach to food as an act of cultural diplomacy. by Ann Binlot
Nobody puts these bangers in the corner: ‘Dirty Dancing’ keeps on giving three decades later 5 lesser known cuts from the eclectic soundtrack—and 5 equally extraordinary options for their use. by Clara Malley
Sita Abellán’s books for contemplating dark magic, from Borges to Alexander McQueen The techno DJ and designer conjures up 4 books that will have you casting spells and considering the infinite. by Sita Abellán