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The Return of The Rave

From Brighton Beach to sweaty warehouses, rave culture is finding a new generation. Kate O’Mara traces its return, from its roots in house music to Gen Z's craving something louder and messier.

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CultureBy Evelyn Barnes

They Burned Women, Not Witches

The witch was never real. The women were. From medieval healers to the Salem trials, centuries of witch hunts reveal a history shaped by misogyny, fear, and the persecution of women.

MusicBy Chi Ahiwe

Ayra Starr’s Starrgirl

Ayra sounds like she’s just having a really good time on this album. Exploring Ayra Starr's highly anticipated album Starrgirl.

CultureBy Milo Lewis

Acceptance vs Longing

What if the problem isn’t wanting more, but believing more will finally be enough? This piece asks whether fulfilment comes from chasing the life you want, or learning not to make your happiness depend on ever reaching it.

Art & Photography

Chromatic Dreams

Visual stories from emerging creatives

Art

Too Pretty to Behave

Ozge Balci

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Notes on Being seen

Chi Ahiwe

LAGOS IN PASSING

Ola Onyeiwu

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Featured EssayBy Chi Ahiwe

Sonder in Colour

A personal reflection on sonder, people-watching, and the realisation that everyone around us is living a life as vivid, messy and full as our own. From a friend’s house party to strangers on trains, Sonder in Colour asks what it means to really see people.

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By Chi AhiweAT 1:17 AM : The People We Meet At PartiesAt 1:17am, nightlife becomes more than noise and movement. In bathrooms, smoking areas and balconies, strangers turn parties into temporary galleries where identity is worn.

By Maddie Foster“Can you turn that off?” You can curate an online version of yourself down to the song on your story, but real life does not come with an edit button. As being watched and recorded starts to feel more normal, this first piece of The Watching Issue asks what happens when we begin living as though someone might always be watching.

By Evelyn BarnesThey Burned Women, Not WitchesThe witch was never real. The women were. From medieval healers to the Salem trials, centuries of witch hunts reveal a history shaped by misogyny, fear, and the persecution of women.

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Afghan Fashion

By Rona Amiri

Afghan fashion catches the light, jingles when you walk and carries entire histories in its stitching. These clothes are more than beautiful objects. They are tied to childhood memories, family stories and a culture the writer only learned to fully appreciate as she grew older.

A NOTE FROM THE EDITOR

This website is for the curious, the stylish, the dramatic and the observant. For the people we meet and the places we leave. Thank you for being here from the beginning. With love, Chi.

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Ayra Starr’s Starrgirl

By Chi Ahiwe

Ayra sounds like she’s just having a really good time on this album. Exploring Ayra Starr's highly anticipated album Starrgirl.

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The Return of The Rave

By Kate O'mara

From Brighton Beach to sweaty warehouses, rave culture is finding a new generation. Kate O’Mara traces its return, from its roots in house music to Gen Z's craving something louder and messier.