It’s never the wrong moment for some Frida Kahlo-style decorating. The Mexican artist’s celebrated self-portraits, with their unique iconography of colourful costumes, landscapes and animals, have made an indelible impression on the popular consciousness, and they continue to influence designers across fashion and interiors decades after her death. The new exhibition Frida: The Making of an Icon at London’s Tate Modern (until 3 January 2027) traces her journey to becoming a cultural and commercial phenomenon, and has once again raised Kahlo-mania to fever pitch.…
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Summer has firmly arrived in London, and this year brings with it a flurry of pop-up retail shops worth adding to your shopping agenda. From an underwater-themed swimwear store designed by Studio Boum to a Ralph Lauren kiosk in Sloane Square dedicated to Wimbledon tennis, we’ve rounded up the best destinations to visit… READ MORE …
Leave a CommentKarol G and the Art of Global Pop Karol G’s rise isn’t just about chart-topping hits. It’s a masterclass in modern stardom, proving that a vibe—built on bold color, authentic confidence, and a shared mantra—is the new universal language of pop. Color theory isn’t just for art class anymore. In the world of global pop, it’s become the ultimate tool for world-building, and no one wields a vibrant palette quite like Karol G. The Colombian superstar’s ascent is more than a…
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