For the Autumn/Winter 2026 issue of AnOther Magazine, Lina Scheynius and Nell Kalonji photograph and style model and movement artist Helena Olmedo both in the studio and outdoors
To mark the publication of Quiladelphia, a monograph tracing ten years of his photographic practice, Quil Lemons speaks with pioneering British photographer Ajamu X to discuss Black masculinity, queer desire and the politics of representation
First published in 1988, Rei Kawakubo’s cult Comme des Garçons magazine Six was a surreal exploration of the sixth sense. Now, 35 years after its final issue, it returns in a new installation at Dover Street Market London
Frieze Masters might not seem the most obvious place for sexual subversion. But this year, five artists are revealing the hidden desires, coded identities and overlooked queer histories of modernism
Brea Saunders’ latest photo book surveys faded prints of beauty advertisements and posters around NYC and beyond: highly constructed images of femininity that have become blue and spectral with time and weather
There was plenty to look at beyond the art at Frieze this year. From flamboyant collectors to fashion designers dressed down, we the flashy, the furtive and the very expensive outfits on display
A new retrospective at Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum marks a century since De Kooning arrived in New York – and includes paintings of the extraordinary women who inspired his radical work
Photographed by Mark Kean on the streets of New York, the Cos Autumn/Winter 2026 campaign puts the pleasure of clothes themselves back in focus
Loewe’s new Storm boot offers ample opportunity to show off your pedicure without getting your feet damp
A triad of films this year spotlights stories of estranged daughters navigating the overbearing egos of toxic, difficult fathers
Bouncing between London gallery openings, the writer and film programmer’s debut novel is designed for the era of the infinite scroll, via the YBAs and James Joyce
Philo’s sixth collection under her own label is both an evolution of core designs that came before – big shirts, cropped bombers, those trousers that have been a fetish item for most of her career – and a pointed and bold trying of new things
The AnOther team head over to Frieze 2026 to peruse the booths with an unlimited budget, hypothetically speaking. From a perfectly rendered still life by Old Master Jacob van Hulsdonck to pictures made from cigarettes, here’s what they’d buy
“I’ve been happiest with the narrative of my paintings when there’s an open-ended moment, as with Carver’s stories,” says the artist, who relates to the author, and his editor, through imagination, intuition and their way of seeing the world
Artist Jordan Casteel is known for her luminous, large-scale portraits, still lifes and landscapes. Winter Sun, an exhibition of her work, opens today at Thaddaeus Ropac’s Marais gallery in Paris