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Model wearing a structured Leon Hojin corset dress with a white sculptural wig and hand-drawn sketch details in TITLE Magazine's June digital cover fashion editorial photographed by Omid Aghdami and styled by Dana Saad.

Leon Hojin’s Designs As Staged Fashion Irony — Sketching Concepts Through Art & Style

For this month's digital cover, fashion becomes an evolving canvas where theatrical details, spontaneous gestures, and sketched imperfections challenge the notion of the finished image.

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American fashion designer Ann Lowe reviewing sketches of elaborate formal and bridal gowns in her studio.

Fashion History Is Black History: Meet 3 Black Women Who Changed Both

Behind some of America's most iconic style moments stand extraordinary Black seamstresses whose talent and craftsmanship were historically overlooked. This Juneteenth, we honor trailblazers like Ann Lowe and Zelda Wynn Valdes, ensuring these brilliant creators no longer remain "forgotten faces" in the narrative of fashion history.

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A diverse group of feminist creatives from the PLAYBABE collective posing in swimwear in a natural river pool with a waterfall background.

NO LONGER ONLINE: Queer Censorship and the Illusion of Platform Neutrality

When the Berlin-based feminist agency PLAYBABE was permanently removed from Instagram, the collective transformed the loss into action, proving that "real-life community building has more impact than posts ever could."

Alice Vyvyan-Jones @
Spider-Man crouches high above a city skyline at night, symbolizing Hollywood blockbuster franchises, film industry monopolies, franchise fatigue, and the debate over creativity versus profit in modern cinema.

Profit Over Passion: Is the Film Industry Slowly Dying Out?

If you’ve been disappointed by what’s been coming to cinemas and streaming platforms in the last few years, you certainly haven’t been the only one. The endless stream of remakes, sequels, and adaptations raises questions about where this industry is heading and why.

Roberta Fabbrocino @
Model in a gold velvet dress walking through Les Puces de Saint-Ouen in Paris, framed by reflections and vibrant colors, photographed by Charles Hemon for TITLE Magazine's "A New Way of Seeing" editorial.

Vintage Cameras, Vibrant Colors, and Paris Streets: Charles Hemon’s Creative Process

In this exclusive interview, Paris-based photographer Charles Hemon discusses how vintage cameras, vibrant colors, street photography, and the art of reframing shape his distinctive visual storytelling, transforming everyday spaces into layered fashion narratives.

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