ICONS OFF DUTY: A Personal Take on Dr. Martens Classics Photography Tim Sonntag, Styling Nicole Atieno What makes your sole bounce? For Fräulein fashion editor Nicole Atieno, it’s the freedom to get dressed, experiment and turn everyday pieces into something entirely her own. Taking inspiration from Dr. Martens’ Bouncing Soles, Nicole puts her personal spin on five of the brand’s iconic styles in Crazy Horse leather. Because the best thing about an icon? Making it your own.
THE EVIL EYE: Inside BOY London America SS27 “In a world obsessed with being seen, the greatest act of rebellion may be to disappear.” Styled by former Fräulein Fashion Director Sina Braetz, BOY London America turns the runway into a dystopian vision of surveillance, power and protection.
MARRY ME, DEAR DAVID? Behind OONA’s Surveillance Love Story Words by Ann-Kathrin Riedl Who says you can't fall in love with someone who's watching you? On October 16, artist OONA will stage a wedding to David, a surveillance officer she has never met, in London. Ahead of the ceremony, we spoke to OONA about falling for the system you're trying to expose, the strange romance of surveillance and why a wedding might be the perfect ending to this unusual love story.
Pick Of The Week: Dr. Hauschka’s Lip Crayons Words by Nicole Atieno The limited-edition range comes in four shades: Peach, Cherry, Grapefruit and Lychee. The formula contains castor seed oil, shea butter, candelilla wax, rose wax and rose oil. These ingredients help keep the lips moisturised while giving the crayons their creamy texture.
In conversation with Francis Kurkdjian Words by Nicole Atieno Upon his new fragrance release, we sat down with Francis Kurkdjian in Paris to talk about the art of perfumery, the instincts that shape a creation and the elusive relationship between scent, memory and desire.
Seen by Fräulein: What caught our eye this week Words by Lucie Wernecke Too many headlines, too little time. That’s why "Seen by Fräulein" is our weekly edit of everything the Fräulein team has been talking about, obsessing over, or saving for later.
Inside the SS27 Collections Words by Nicole Atieno Fashion’s next chapter is taking shape through collections that look closely at identity, memory and the codes that define a house. For Spring/Summer 2027, familiar signatures are revisited, personal histories come into focus and established ideas of dressing are pushed into new territory. From Anthony Vaccarello’s final collection for Saint Laurent to Glenn Martens’s closing chapter at Diesel, the season carries a particular sense of transition, with creative departures adding another layer to the clothes themselves. Across the collections, heritage is reworked through fabric, silhouette, subculture and personal expression, revealing how designers continue to negotiate the past and the present through what we wear.
On Fateful Encounters and Pursuing a Dream: In Conversation with PAMELA Words by Thiên Ân Therese Kunz and Helena Alge Sometimes, right before we give up on a dream, something unexpected begins. SARAH ELLEN and JOSH KEMPEN coincidentally met as housemates in Sydney and soon discovered a shared interest with making music. What started with writing songs together eventually became PAMELA. Now, they are building a creative world together that is something entirely their own.
ICONS OFF DUTY: A Personal Take on Dr. Martens Classics Photography Tim Sonntag, Styling Nicole Atieno What makes your sole bounce? For Fräulein fashion editor Nicole Atieno, it’s the freedom to get dressed, experiment and turn everyday pieces into something entirely her own. Taking inspiration from Dr. Martens’ Bouncing Soles, Nicole puts her personal spin on five of the brand’s iconic styles in Crazy Horse leather. Because the best thing about an icon? Making it your own.
THE EVIL EYE: Inside BOY London America SS27 “In a world obsessed with being seen, the greatest act of rebellion may be to disappear.” Styled by former Fräulein Fashion Director Sina Braetz, BOY London America turns the runway into a dystopian vision of surveillance, power and protection.
MARRY ME, DEAR DAVID? Behind OONA’s Surveillance Love Story Words by Ann-Kathrin Riedl Who says you can't fall in love with someone who's watching you? On October 16, artist OONA will stage a wedding to David, a surveillance officer she has never met, in London. Ahead of the ceremony, we spoke to OONA about falling for the system you're trying to expose, the strange romance of surveillance and why a wedding might be the perfect ending to this unusual love story.
Pick Of The Week: Dr. Hauschka’s Lip Crayons Words by Nicole Atieno The limited-edition range comes in four shades: Peach, Cherry, Grapefruit and Lychee. The formula contains castor seed oil, shea butter, candelilla wax, rose wax and rose oil. These ingredients help keep the lips moisturised while giving the crayons their creamy texture.
In conversation with Francis Kurkdjian Words by Nicole Atieno Upon his new fragrance release, we sat down with Francis Kurkdjian in Paris to talk about the art of perfumery, the instincts that shape a creation and the elusive relationship between scent, memory and desire.
Seen by Fräulein: What caught our eye this week Words by Lucie Wernecke Too many headlines, too little time. That’s why "Seen by Fräulein" is our weekly edit of everything the Fräulein team has been talking about, obsessing over, or saving for later.
Inside the SS27 Collections Words by Nicole Atieno Fashion’s next chapter is taking shape through collections that look closely at identity, memory and the codes that define a house. For Spring/Summer 2027, familiar signatures are revisited, personal histories come into focus and established ideas of dressing are pushed into new territory. From Anthony Vaccarello’s final collection for Saint Laurent to Glenn Martens’s closing chapter at Diesel, the season carries a particular sense of transition, with creative departures adding another layer to the clothes themselves. Across the collections, heritage is reworked through fabric, silhouette, subculture and personal expression, revealing how designers continue to negotiate the past and the present through what we wear.
On Fateful Encounters and Pursuing a Dream: In Conversation with PAMELA Words by Thiên Ân Therese Kunz and Helena Alge Sometimes, right before we give up on a dream, something unexpected begins. SARAH ELLEN and JOSH KEMPEN coincidentally met as housemates in Sydney and soon discovered a shared interest with making music. What started with writing songs together eventually became PAMELA. Now, they are building a creative world together that is something entirely their own.
