It Never Rains In L.A.

Most notably known for her leading role as Violet Baudelaire in Netflix series ‘A Series Of Unfortunate Events’, Malina opens up to PIBE about her long term goal of becoming a director and her love for living in the Big Apple as a teenager

“I love my family and I want them to live freely and truly as they can in a world full of hypocrites.”

Read an exclusive interview with Masanori Morikawa, the designer and founder of Christian Dada

PIBE decided to go to LA and get to know its new kids, 6 models who intrigued us the most and stand out in the crowd

Lucie From The Sky

Dark And Mysterious

A good pair of shoes can offer a joyous experience that paints a persona that is bold and full of attitude

Color Theory

It was the most anticipated dress reveals of the year; Meghan Markle wed Prince Harry, wearing a Clare Waight Keller gown for Givenchy

Consumers appears to be switching away from disposable fast fashion trends, favouring to spend money on investment, season-less pieces. Quality over quantity. 

8th June, a date for the diary. The eagerly awaited Alexander McQueen biopic is to premier at the Picturehouse Central, in London

Routinely observed as the outfit choice to make a statement, the polka dot has a lengthy history, full of revival

John Galliano has recently spoken out one of the most controversial topics in fashion; the use of fur

Gucci has worked with Spanish artist Ignasi Monreal on an incredible range of clothing called Gucci Hallucination

Shape Of Me

We caught up with cool cat Jazzelle and asked her to comment on some topics that are frequently being discussed in society at the moment

The Past Doesn’t Pass Away So Quickly Here

The Naked Truth

I Am Deliberate And Afraid Of Nothing

Curious, optimistic and experienced, Daphne Selfe is the answer to your everyday inspiration

Chanel N°5. An iconic fragrance. An emblematic accord

Hair Expression

Reflections

A serum is a skin care product with a high concentration of powerful ingredients and a wide range of benefits, helping to prevent future damage

Luxurious and quite a lot of fun, wearing Rouge Dior you feel comfortable in your look and wearing it with self-assurance. Watch the exclusive video of Rouge Dior

What is the right way to apply a fragrance? Is it enough or too much? They say: “Your fragrance reflects your personality”. So, you should choose something that suits you and allow it to become a part of you

Tone your neck muscles with exercise, stretch your skin, as well as using a targeted neck and chest cream, and make the lines on your neck become less visible

To make your makeup last all day use a moisturizer first on cleansed skin. A face primer is key to having make up that stays the whole day

Full Of Juice

Limited legislation means it is not compulsory for companies to let consumers know if they test on animals, however beauty brands are now taking pride in marketing themselves as cruelty free

Explore the latest make up products

When rights are restricted there are two choices: riot and revolt or get quietly creative: the question is, which one will Generation Next choose?

Explore the power of beauty

Well-styled hair with beauty and confidence

4 fragrances that will make you fall in love

Lines Of Thought

Discover the secret of beauty

4 scents that can inspire, seduce and calm

Behind Transparency

As is required of exceptional artists, Rødland’s work is uniquely a product of his own mind. His photographs are complex and layered in mystery, waiting for someone to excavate meaning from them.

Coming to theaters 1 March 2019, the film explores the intersection of Mapplethorpe’s art and his sexuality along with his struggle for mainstream recognition. Watch the trailer

Daido Moriyama is the first artist selected by Saint Laurent creative director Anthony Vaccarello to take part in ‘Self’, a new art project

Artist Andrew Salgado opens up to us about the new realm he's exploring that has guided his recent paintings

Huma Bhabha’s exhibition for the Met’s Roof Garden Commission, which runs until 28th October, will no doubt inspire loud debate

“Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination” exhibition, which runs until October 8th 2018, raises the Met to divine status

Anthea Hamilton’s The Squash, which you can visit for free until 7th October, is an exhibition that not even an oracle could prophesy

I set my camera to photograph a certain amount of frames so I can forget about the technical aspect and get into my character. Then, I suppose it’s a little like dancing, I try to feel and let it out through my movement

Only a synopsis, a few leaked set photos and even fewer pieces of concept art combine to half-fill the gauntlet of actual information we have about Avengers 4

Halaj’s most recent collection, ‘Floral Minds’, explores themes of feminine beauty and pleasure, with an emphasis on his signature motif of flowers in full bloom

The Parisian contemporary art centre, Palais de Tokyo opened its doors for the first time to nudists

An interview with artist Austin Eddy. From his singular and personal experience, today Austin deconstructs and synthesizes information, creating a hybridized personal painting vernacular.

Read an exclusive interview with dancer Oskari Nyyssölä and watch the video of him dancing in Finnish Archipelago.

Byron Newman on the openness of the Parisian prostitution industry and his latest exhibition ‘Ultimate Angels’

Damla Özdemir’s new project “Free Speech Zone” presents collages based on stop-motion animation techniques and digital art practices

Maxine Helfman is the master of light, the subtle uninhibited gaps in time that last millions of “one hundreds of a second” on average

In tune with the UK release of Below Her Mouth, PIBE catches up with Erika Linder about her thoughts on the impact of the modelling industry and her transcendence into film

Any act of producing modern art, from the visual arts to performing art, drama, music and poetry, is culturally charged

David Bailey’s desire to visit the Naga Hills has been with him since youth, yet access had been continually restricted because of war and unrest – until 2012 when that wish finally became a reality

Exploring the idea that eventually we will discover who we've - to quote his novel Enigma Variations - ''always known we were'' is professor and novelist, André Aciman