ANNA UDDENBERG WHITE NOISE EXHIBITION Words by Samuel Staples and Lucie Wernecke Anna Uddenberg was born in 1982 in Stockholm, nowadays she lives and works between Berlin and Stockholm. After moving to Berlin in 2015, Uddenberg worked in customer support for a car-sharing company, occupying what she has described as the position of a “human buffer” between the company and its customers. Her 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? The topic of control delivery and loss in modern times is intertwined in each of her art works. Her last solo exhibitions PREMIUM ECONOMY got presented in TANK Shanghai last year in which she transformed the armature of transportation infrastructure into sexualized, pseudo-functional sculptures. WHITE NOISE in Olomouc, Czech Republic can be visited until the 4th of February.
On Lace, her Grandmother’s Influence and the Energy between People and Nature: In Conversation with MARIE BERNAD Words by Ann-Kathrin Riedl Maria Bernad believes in the energy that ties people and nature together. Through her fashion she is able to revive lace and crochet, creating designs that feel at one with the female body. Bernard’s Les Fleurs Studio is a breath of fresh air in a male-dominated fashion scene. Together, we talked about her early years in fashion, from her grandmother’s influence and her relationships with women to the mistakes that were necessary to grow from and above all the significance of being attuned to nature.
“Because it’s my Instinct to Create”: In Conversation with EQ Words by Marley Heltai Ever since their formation in 2024, Argentinian electronic duo EQ have been building momentum far beyond their home scene. What began as a creative project born out of their bedrooms in Buenos Aires has quickly grown into an international venture, taking Estratosfera and Qiri all over the world, from Europe to Australia.
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.
Pick Of The Week: Beauté Pacifique’s Submersive Serum Paradoxe Words by Nicole Atieno Prada Route medium leather tote bag in Chalk White was created under the joint creative direction of Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons for Prada’s Pre-Fall 2026 collection. The collection focused on a polished, practical wardrobe, shaped through thoughtful layering, refined proportions and versatile everyday pieces. Its styling brought familiar wardrobe staples into fresh arrangements, with attention to texture and ease. Soft tailoring, functional details and carefully balanced silhouettes gave the collection a composed yet relaxed character. The palette moved between quiet neutrals and richer accents, allowing each look to feel considered without appearing overly formal. Those ideas carry through to the bag’s oversized pockets, narrow buckle straps and vintage finish leather, which give its functional design an archival feel. Across the wider Route range, Prada offers leather, suede and canvas and leather styles, while the medium leather tote is currently listed in Chalk White, Black, Cocoa Brown and Sand Beige.
Making Sense of It All: Holly Humberstone on Creativity, Love & Growing Up Words by Lilli Lammert For Holly Humberstone, expressing her raw emotions through music is as essential as food or even air. The British singer-songwriter sees it as a form of escapism and a way to process her inner feelings. Known for her dreamy, atmospheric sound and emotionally honest lyrics, she explores love in all its contradictions on her new album "Cruel World". In conversation with our author she talks about the facets of love, facing her fears, and how she navigates through the ups and downs of her life in the music industry.
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.
TILL THE CAMERAS DO US PART: OONA MARRIES THE SURVEILLANCE STATE Words by Ann-Kathrin Riedl Something old, something new, something under surveillance. After seven years of flirting with London's CCTV cameras, anonymous artist OONA finally said “I do.”
ANNA UDDENBERG WHITE NOISE EXHIBITION Words by Samuel Staples and Lucie Wernecke Anna Uddenberg was born in 1982 in Stockholm, nowadays she lives and works between Berlin and Stockholm. After moving to Berlin in 2015, Uddenberg worked in customer support for a car-sharing company, occupying what she has described as the position of a “human buffer” between the company and its customers. Her 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? The topic of control delivery and loss in modern times is intertwined in each of her art works. Her last solo exhibitions PREMIUM ECONOMY got presented in TANK Shanghai last year in which she transformed the armature of transportation infrastructure into sexualized, pseudo-functional sculptures. WHITE NOISE in Olomouc, Czech Republic can be visited until the 4th of February.
On Lace, her Grandmother’s Influence and the Energy between People and Nature: In Conversation with MARIE BERNAD Words by Ann-Kathrin Riedl Maria Bernad believes in the energy that ties people and nature together. Through her fashion she is able to revive lace and crochet, creating designs that feel at one with the female body. Bernard’s Les Fleurs Studio is a breath of fresh air in a male-dominated fashion scene. Together, we talked about her early years in fashion, from her grandmother’s influence and her relationships with women to the mistakes that were necessary to grow from and above all the significance of being attuned to nature.
“Because it’s my Instinct to Create”: In Conversation with EQ Words by Marley Heltai Ever since their formation in 2024, Argentinian electronic duo EQ have been building momentum far beyond their home scene. What began as a creative project born out of their bedrooms in Buenos Aires has quickly grown into an international venture, taking Estratosfera and Qiri all over the world, from Europe to Australia.
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.
Pick Of The Week: Beauté Pacifique’s Submersive Serum Paradoxe Words by Nicole Atieno Prada Route medium leather tote bag in Chalk White was created under the joint creative direction of Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons for Prada’s Pre-Fall 2026 collection. The collection focused on a polished, practical wardrobe, shaped through thoughtful layering, refined proportions and versatile everyday pieces. Its styling brought familiar wardrobe staples into fresh arrangements, with attention to texture and ease. Soft tailoring, functional details and carefully balanced silhouettes gave the collection a composed yet relaxed character. The palette moved between quiet neutrals and richer accents, allowing each look to feel considered without appearing overly formal. Those ideas carry through to the bag’s oversized pockets, narrow buckle straps and vintage finish leather, which give its functional design an archival feel. Across the wider Route range, Prada offers leather, suede and canvas and leather styles, while the medium leather tote is currently listed in Chalk White, Black, Cocoa Brown and Sand Beige.
Making Sense of It All: Holly Humberstone on Creativity, Love & Growing Up Words by Lilli Lammert For Holly Humberstone, expressing her raw emotions through music is as essential as food or even air. The British singer-songwriter sees it as a form of escapism and a way to process her inner feelings. Known for her dreamy, atmospheric sound and emotionally honest lyrics, she explores love in all its contradictions on her new album "Cruel World". In conversation with our author she talks about the facets of love, facing her fears, and how she navigates through the ups and downs of her life in the music industry.
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.
TILL THE CAMERAS DO US PART: OONA MARRIES THE SURVEILLANCE STATE Words by Ann-Kathrin Riedl Something old, something new, something under surveillance. After seven years of flirting with London's CCTV cameras, anonymous artist OONA finally said “I do.”
