Written with love by Mariah the Mystic ​​ February descends like a mythic figure, offering us to either escape into our wildest utopia or dig for gold-plated rubbish in quicksand. While the first seems like the obvious choice, both contain their own traps.  We see this dynamic mirrored everywhere this month, the thirst to get drunk off pageantry and forget our corporeal collective woes: The Grammys, Super Bowl LX, 2026 Winter Olympics, NYFW; a slapdash spritz of Baccarat Roug

Written by: Lucy Dover ( @lucy_dover_ ) In 2025 fun trends dominated the fashion industry: from labubus to polkadots, 2025 was a rollercoaster. But it is now 2026 so let’s look ahead and towards some of our favourite BIPOC stylists and fashion content creators to see what 2026 fashion trends are taking shape. Plaid When looking forward in fashion, it is often best to look back ten to fifteen years. In 2016, plaid flannels were everywhere, worn by YouTubers and celebrities ali

It’s been several years since I came out, but navigating the gray area has been difficult. Forging a path I never saw in TV, Film, or even real life feels weird. What’s even stranger is trying to explain to my family what it means to be queer without the politics, the internet, and the specific memes but what it means for me. Without being in a relationship. Without having a partner to hide behind. It meant seeing myself as queer outside of heteronormativity.