A New Sport Language Words by Elin Luehmann Through photography and visual storytelling, A NEW SPORT LANGUAGE challenges the way female athletes are represented. Founded by photographer and director Yana Van Nuffel and designer Isabel Wolfs, the project brings together photography, creative direction and sportswear design to develop a visual language shaped by the female gaze. Presented in Paris through installations, moving image, sound and design research, the exhibition invites visitors to experience movement beyond conventions.
Fräulein Talents: ELENI SISMANIDOU on Reversing the Male Gaze and Pushing Beauty Ideals to Absurdity Words by Thiên Ân Therese Kunz To what extent can you challenge traditional beauty standards and defy the male gaze? Through paintings, sculptures and performance art and an exaggerated sexually charged aesthetic, ELENI SISMANIDOU challenges existing images and creates moments of irony. Between silicone, marble and beautiful black hair. Simple, but always seeming to hit just the right nerve.
The Art of Time: Julie Cavil on Krug Champagne Words by Nicole Atieno Julie Cavil, the sixth Cellar Master in the history of Champagne Krug and the first woman to hold the position, has spent years shaping one of Champagne’s most distinctive Maisons. In our conversation, we explored the art of carrying a legacy while finding your own voice, the role of memory and intuition in winemaking and how time, individuality and even music can transform the way we experience Champagne. A conversation about craftsmanship, curiosity and the beauty of never standing still.
ANNA UDDENBERG WHITE NOISE EXHIBITION Words by Samuel Staples and Lucie Wernecke Anna Uddenberg’s recent solo exhibition WHITE NOISE follows her experience of repetition and temporal detachment. It is concerned with structural control in our modern world, viewing the body as an expansion of its environment. In times where digital devices support us in our day to day, they almost became an expansion of the human body, or is it the other way around? WHITE NOISE in Olomouc, Czech Republic can be visited until the 4th of February.
Pick Of The Week: Atelier Materi’s Tonka Kumaru Words by Nicole Atieno Tonka Kumaru takes the nostalgic, almond aroma of French school glue, Cléopâtre and grows it up. French fragrance house Atelier Materi crafts it into a warm, quietly addictive study of tonka bean.
LA DOUBLE VIE DE GLORIA DE OLIVEIRA Words by Thomas Clausen “Is all that we see or seem, but a dream within a dream?“ A question that Edgar Allan Poe was already grappling with in the mid-19th century – and one that Gloria de Oliveira seems to revisit on her new album. We caught up with the Berlin-based artist to talk about the seductive comfort of dark fairy tales, the courage to embrace vulnerability, and the creative process behind The Lying Swans.
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.
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.
A New Sport Language Words by Elin Luehmann Through photography and visual storytelling, A NEW SPORT LANGUAGE challenges the way female athletes are represented. Founded by photographer and director Yana Van Nuffel and designer Isabel Wolfs, the project brings together photography, creative direction and sportswear design to develop a visual language shaped by the female gaze. Presented in Paris through installations, moving image, sound and design research, the exhibition invites visitors to experience movement beyond conventions.
Fräulein Talents: ELENI SISMANIDOU on Reversing the Male Gaze and Pushing Beauty Ideals to Absurdity Words by Thiên Ân Therese Kunz To what extent can you challenge traditional beauty standards and defy the male gaze? Through paintings, sculptures and performance art and an exaggerated sexually charged aesthetic, ELENI SISMANIDOU challenges existing images and creates moments of irony. Between silicone, marble and beautiful black hair. Simple, but always seeming to hit just the right nerve.
The Art of Time: Julie Cavil on Krug Champagne Words by Nicole Atieno Julie Cavil, the sixth Cellar Master in the history of Champagne Krug and the first woman to hold the position, has spent years shaping one of Champagne’s most distinctive Maisons. In our conversation, we explored the art of carrying a legacy while finding your own voice, the role of memory and intuition in winemaking and how time, individuality and even music can transform the way we experience Champagne. A conversation about craftsmanship, curiosity and the beauty of never standing still.
ANNA UDDENBERG WHITE NOISE EXHIBITION Words by Samuel Staples and Lucie Wernecke Anna Uddenberg’s recent solo exhibition WHITE NOISE follows her experience of repetition and temporal detachment. It is concerned with structural control in our modern world, viewing the body as an expansion of its environment. In times where digital devices support us in our day to day, they almost became an expansion of the human body, or is it the other way around? WHITE NOISE in Olomouc, Czech Republic can be visited until the 4th of February.
Pick Of The Week: Atelier Materi’s Tonka Kumaru Words by Nicole Atieno Tonka Kumaru takes the nostalgic, almond aroma of French school glue, Cléopâtre and grows it up. French fragrance house Atelier Materi crafts it into a warm, quietly addictive study of tonka bean.
LA DOUBLE VIE DE GLORIA DE OLIVEIRA Words by Thomas Clausen “Is all that we see or seem, but a dream within a dream?“ A question that Edgar Allan Poe was already grappling with in the mid-19th century – and one that Gloria de Oliveira seems to revisit on her new album. We caught up with the Berlin-based artist to talk about the seductive comfort of dark fairy tales, the courage to embrace vulnerability, and the creative process behind The Lying Swans.
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.
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.
