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Dazed Media is launching Making It Up As We Go Along: a programme of free talks and workshops to help young people break into the creative industries. The digital events will run monthly throughout 2021, and span subjects as diverse as writing, filmmaking, styling, activism, and social media. Making It Up As We Go Along will kick off on March 25 with “How to Get Your Foot In The Door”. In this opening talk, AnOther’s deputy editor Ted Stansfield will interview Dazed’s newly installed executive editorial director Lynette Nylander about her journey into the fashion industry. As well as...

March 09, 2021 Earlier this year, Dazed teased the beginnings of a bold new era. After eight trailblazing years at the magazine’s helm, editor-in-chief Isabella Burley announced plans to step down from her role, along with art director Jamie Reid, fashion director Emma Wyman, and editor Claire Marie Healy. Now, the magazine’s reins have been handed to new editor-in-chief Ib Kamara and executive editorial director Lynette Nylander. The formidable pair announced their vision for the year ahead today, along with their broad editorial strategy and additional team appointments. “At a precar...

Through the lens of Chieska Fortune Smith Through the lens of Chieska Fortune Smith Through the lens is our monthly series that shines a light on a photographer and Wallpaper* contributor Born in Baltimore, Chieska Fortune Smith now lives in London. After studying international studies and Japanese art history at the University of Maryland, Fortune Smith then lived in Japan for eight years where she experimented with street photography and began to record close personal relationships between family and friends. For our March Style Issue, Fortune Smith brought her signature intense aesthetic t...

Chanel Connects The latest audio offering from fashion’s most esteemed maison launched last week with seven episodes, each featuring a conversation between creatives. Musician Pharrell Williams and stage designer Es Devlin discuss technology and the need to elevate black entrepreneurs; Tilda Swinton, Edward Enninful and National Portrait Gallery director Nicholas Cullinan debate the nature of celebrity and the future of cinema; artist Arthur Jafa, painter Jennifer Packer and curator Hans Ulrich Obrist examine the meaning of success, while Keira Knightley, Lulu Wang and Diane Solway talk com...