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Lubaina Himid brings color and community to the British Pavilion at the Venice Biennale
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Edward Enninful explores creativity and culture in Tate Britain’s newly announced exhibition The 90s

“Unafraid, adventurous and naive”: Edward Enninful invites you to experience the unfiltered creativity and community-driven spirit of the 90s.
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For songwriter, producer and filmmaker Wesley Joseph, music is just the beginning

As Wesley Joseph prepares to release his long-awaited debut album Forever Ends Someday, he speaks to EE72 about the three-year…
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KATE MOSS IS ON THE COVER OF 72
 
Nearly forty years into her career, Kate Moss continues to inspire a generation. Photographed by Nick Knight, her 72 cover story traces a fashion journey defined by risk, style, and enduring cultural authority.
 
“Kate is stitched into the tapestry of my work and into the culture that surrounds us all. Watching her work is like watching a film play out before your eyes. Pure magic. There is no one like her.” Edward Enninful, Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer, EE72

 
SPRING ISSUE OF 72 AVAILABLE HERE 
 
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Nearly 40 years on, Kate Moss is still the model of the moment

When Demna Gvasalia unveiled his debut collection for Gucci, one moment eclipsed the rest: the return of Kate Moss to…

By Liam Freeman Photography Nick Knight
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“So, where do we start?" Step Inside Diane von Furstenberg’s Venetian Home

Venice in January is a special season to behold. The waters of the Grand Canal, usually heaving with gondolas, traghetti,…

BY SCARLETT CONLON PHOTOGRAPHY JUERGEN TELLER CREATIVE PARTNER DOVILE DRIZYTE
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The myth of the Antwerp Six, explained at last

Ahead of the opening of the Antwerp Six exhibition at MoMu Fashion Museum, curators Geert Bruloot and Kaat Debo reflect…

By Ryan White
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Feeling powerless? Small acts of activism might be the way forward

In an age of endless doomscrolling and collective burnout, activism can feel out of reach. But as author Omkari Williams…
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Sadie Sink talks Shakespeare, Stranger Things and joining the Marvel Universe

Sadie Sink on finding depth in Shakespeare's most beloved leading lady and her desire to keep on growing.

Oscar Murillo on collectivity and making yourself count

Colombian artist Oscar Murillo is known for paintings, participatory projects, and installations that turn exchange into form. His new solo…

Intimate and wholly electric; Gabriel Moses photographs his girlfriend Shiva Ruby

Photographed by her boyfriend Gabriel Moses, Shivaruby reveals a new kind of romanticism — urban, intimate and wholly electric

Hedonistic, violent and de-railed: Andrea Riseborough wants you to talk about The Good Boy

The Oscar-nominated actor discusses the art of juggling a diverse roster of characters and the cathartic experience of releasing a…

“When I think about it, I’ve never not been performing,” Ramla Ali brings her fighting instincts from fashion to film

Boxer. Model. Activist. Filmmaker. Ramla Ali has built a career on defying expectations, and now she’s taking that fearless energy…

Guido Palau brings classic glam back

Guido's extraordinary up-dos turn Upper East Side polish into a quiet provocation. who better than Lauren Santo Domingo to try…

The R&B renaissance is underway

Producer-turned-artist Leon Thomas and London-hailing artist Ella Mai weigh in on the resurgence of the smooth-sounding genre.

The most anticipated films of summer 2026

After several years of industry recalibration, summer 2026 marks a return to movies as cultural events worth leaving the house…

“I put all my truth into this book. Everything. It saved my life:” Kae Tempest on the healing power of literature

Rapper, poet, playwright, performer and author, Kae Tempest, reflects on the process of writing his redemptive second novel Having Spent…