Fatima Al Qadiri

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• Intertextual fabric

  Ryohei Kawanish on why his
  stripped-back menswear is shaped by
  French Modernism, the
  American military and current affairs

  par Ella Plevin
• 10 art week regrets

  If Berlin Art Week were a
  pastry, it would be one
  of those donuts that’s filled
  with so much jelly it
  explodes everywhere before
  you’ve even taken a bite.
  Which is to say that, during
  this annual September
  bash in the German capital,
  things get messy.

  par Maxwell Williams
• Artful induction
• Twist and turn

  Using plaits as her medium, Sara Mathiasson
  is weaving hair into works of art

  par Gloria Cardona
• A fine crop

  Chanel’s new Haute Joaillerie collection pays
  homage to its founder’s obsession with the
  wheat sheaf. Fashion historian Peter Kempe
  explores the five most meaningful elements of
  Coco Chanel’s personal icon.

  par Peter Kempe
• A Fendi fairytale

  In honour of Fendi’s diamond jubilee,
  Karl Lagerfeld reveals the vision behind his
  latest collection

  par Gloria Cardona
• Off–beat Affection

  Porcelain giant Rosenthal and brand guru Paloma Powers pick the perfect presents for brides who kick back against stuffy conventions.

  par Paloma Powers
• The woman who reads

  A new exhibition at the Ca’ Pesaro Gallery of Modern Art in Venice explores Coco Chanel’s
  love for literature and her relationships to the artists and authors of her age

• Snao blossom and pop
• Hard dance par Timothy Schaumburg
• Jean Genies

  Amsterdam-based brand Denham the Jeanmaker
  teams up with fashion duo Art Comes First to make
  denim dreams come true

  par Christian Werner
• Winter warmer

  Select the perfect cashmere sweater with UNIQLO

• Ferrari

  California dreaming

• Wheels of fortune
• Apocalyptic Anthems

  From sons playing their mothers to politics as performance and
  dance music about dissent, the work of
  Fatima Al Qadiri is an assault on the sensibilities of her age

  par Jeni Fulton