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The Face Magazine Born in London in 1980, the original, definitive style magazine reborn for 2019. Still original, still definitive.

Like father, like son. Looks like Romeo Beckham got the memo from his dad… ⁠⁠Swipe to see our 2001 cover with David Beck...
05/08/2025

Like father, like son. Looks like Romeo Beckham got the memo from his dad… ⁠

Swipe to see our 2001 cover with David Beckham and hit the link in bio to revisit the full story 🔗

’s made a trainer for the ultimate party girl with , obvs. Swipe to see what everyone else in fashion has gotten up to t...
26/07/2025

’s made a trainer for the ultimate party girl with , obvs. Swipe to see what everyone else in fashion has gotten up to this week.

In 1984, the violent clashes during the miners’ strike in Rotherham became known as the Battle of Orgreave. Met with aro...
22/07/2025

In 1984, the violent clashes during the miners’ strike in Rotherham became known as the Battle of Orgreave. Met with around 8,000 officers who’d been told to ​“get tough on pickets”, the police carried out previously unseen levels of force onto unarmed and outnumbered miners in the village. It was senseless, state-sponsored violence: brutal arrests were made and little, if any, accountability was taken by the government ⁠

Now, over four decades later, the government is launching an inquiry into the violent policing methods used by the South Yorkshire police during the strikes, and the alleged manipulation of evidence afterwards – largely thanks to persistent campaigners who never tired in their search for justice. ⁠

Few people have a better understanding of these strikes than Barnsley designer Craig Oldham (), whose dad was a striking miner. His remarkable book, In Loving Memory of Work, memorialises the impact of the strike while paying homage to the creative ways people express themselves when they’ve got no one to turn to and little-to-no resource. The exact kind of scarcity that miners had to work with.⁠

Swipe for more and hit the link in bio for the full interview.

The link-up we didn’t know we needed. Former FACE cover star  will star in ’s directorial debut alongside Rye Lane’s . ⁠...
22/07/2025

The link-up we didn’t know we needed. Former FACE cover star will star in ’s directorial debut alongside Rye Lane’s . ⁠

Though filming has already begun in Mexico City, plot details are, of course, under wraps. In the meantime, you can revisit our shoot with Taylor for THE FACE’s autumn 2023 issue. ⁠

Want to read the full interview? Hit the link in bio 🔗⁠

Photography .simond⁠
Styling ⁠
Interview
Hair
Make-up

’s Winter 25 campaign features , , and . But that’s not all – swipe for all this week’s fashion news.
20/07/2025

’s Winter 25 campaign features , , and . But that’s not all – swipe for all this week’s fashion news.

Behind the scenes of our shoot with  for the latest issue of THE FACE.⁠⁠Photographed by  and styled by FACE Junior Fashi...
19/07/2025

Behind the scenes of our shoot with for the latest issue of THE FACE.⁠

Photographed by and styled by FACE Junior Fashion Editor .williamson⁠

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Makeup .do.nascimento at using ⁠
Set Design at ⁠
Production ⁠

Photographer’s assistant ⁠
Stylist’s assistants

Before Paris’  shuts down for five years to be renovated, the German artist/photographer is putting on a career-spanning...
18/07/2025

Before Paris’ shuts down for five years to be renovated, the German artist/photographer is putting on a career-spanning exhibition there – and it’s a sprawling, mind-bending affair.⁠

A combination of photos, videographic work, books and personal archive material, the exhibition titled Nothing could have prepared us – Everything could have prepared us, is on view until the 22nd September. ⁠

To find out more about it, spent just shy of half an hour with on the second floor of the Paris museum.

Earlier this month, the SS26 couture shows in Paris presented a bonjour and an au revoir:  presented his debut  show whi...
17/07/2025

Earlier this month, the SS26 couture shows in Paris presented a bonjour and an au revoir: presented his debut show while bid farewell to . As the old guard revolved, the Class of ’25 at the Institut Français de la Mode (IFM) were busy demonstrating craftsmanship that may well define the future of couture in Paris.⁠

Of course, asking fashion students – 30 of them – to rival the buzz of couture week is no small feat. Yet the BA Fashion Design cohort, comprising designers from around the world, rose to the occasion.⁠

Swipe to see some of the standouts.

What happens when three photographers (,  and ) walk into a darkroom (assembly_darkrooms in Dalston, East London)? ⁠⁠Whe...
11/07/2025

What happens when three photographers (, and ) walk into a darkroom (assembly_darkrooms in Dalston, East London)? ⁠

When they’re as good as this lot, you get an evocative exhibition that’s worth a visit: Clutching at Ornaments, which is showing until 20th July at . Swipe for a taster.

Last Friday in central Cardiff, Long hours ahead of the Principality Stadium opening its doors for the first night of th...
07/07/2025

Last Friday in central Cardiff, Long hours ahead of the Principality Stadium opening its doors for the first night of the Oasis Live ’25 comeback tour – 41 dates, five months, 13 countries, unfathomable millions for the Bank of Gallagher – a good chunk of the venue’s 74,500-capacity crowd are already onsite and on the prowl. Beer, here, now.⁠

Queuing on the venue forecourt at the official merch stall for Adidas Originals football shirts, they’re scooping hooky logo’d bucket hats for a tenner from street corner stalls. Flexing Manchester City-blue Kangol headgear, vintage Liam style. Kitted out in head-to-shelltoe Stone Island. Dads’n’lads, grandads’n’lads, couples, schoolmates, workmates, Gen X, millennials, Gen Z, Gen Alpha, all gearing up to Lose Their Actual S**t when, come 8.15pm, Oasis step back onstage for the first time since 2009.⁠

Oasis acknowledge that cross-generational love to the crowd. “This song,” says Noel as he tee’s up first encore The Masterplan, “is for all the people in their 20s who’ve never seen us before, who’ve kept this s**t going”. Cue an audience roar.⁠

THE FACE was there to meet the superfans who survived Ticketmaster’s Waiting Room. Hit the link in bio to read the full report.⁠

Words ⁠
Photos & interviews .llewelyn

It’s been a non-stop week for fashion news. ,  and  feature in ’s spy bag campaign, Kate Moss,  and more star in ’s fina...
05/07/2025

It’s been a non-stop week for fashion news. , and feature in ’s spy bag campaign, Kate Moss, and more star in ’s final (!) campaign for AW25, and Miu Miu Summer Reads returns. Swipe for more, more, more.

The 2010s weren’t necessarily tasteful, but they were committed. Thank God, it seems like they’re back, writes .⁠⁠We saw...
04/07/2025

The 2010s weren’t necessarily tasteful, but they were committed. Thank God, it seems like they’re back, writes .⁠

We saw a glimmer of glamour after lockdown, when people were desperate to get out of the house. But by the time clubs reopened for a generation who experienced the 2010s through a screen, suddenly all anyone could talk about were minimal wardrobe staples and quiet luxury. Fantasy gave way to practicality – until now.⁠

Addison Rae has long been an endorser of the divisive yet often-referenced era, once exiting a Hollywood restaurant with her best friend Lexee Smith wearing pastel tights and a faux fur coat, or an “I Fu***ng Love Lady Gaga” top, pumps and mini shorts. Gabbriette and City Girl JT have worn caged heels and archive glass Margiela heels. These all nod to a larger trend bubbling beneath the surface, defined by Alaïa silhouettes and high street riffs on Hervé Léger bandage dresses. The archives are being well and truly being pillaged. ⁠

Swipe to see some of the looks making a serious comeback, and hit the link in bio for the full article.

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The Face Magazine

Launched by Nick Logan in London in 1980, The Face is the original, definitive style magazine.

From the beginning it was a cultural trailblazer, covering music, fashion, film, TV, society, politics and global current affairs. And it covered them with invention, innovation, wit and class – and not to mention with groundbreaking graphic design.

The gallery of cover stars is as eclectic as it is iconic: from Kate Moss to Alexander McQueen, New Order to The Stone Roses, Grace Jones to David Beckham, Beyoncé to Björk. The talent behind the stories was legendary, too, as the magazine worked with the best writers, photographers, stylists and designers in the world. The Face didn't only report on the culture. It became the culture. For over 25 years, The Face was at the heart of British and international creativity.

Now, in 2019, The Face is reborn. A new team with a new vision for a new age, but proudly retaining the magazine’s founding vision and core principals. A forward-thinking, multi-platform title staying true to Logan’s pioneering spirit.