Author: Team Lewis
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Life’s a Journey — A Fashion Story
A paper boat, a borrowed portrait, a comb left in the hair. Photographer Muraca and model Jon Tyc trace the small objects we carry from one place to the next — and the self that travels with them.
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Zeitlos: A Fashion Editorial After Egon Schiele
Angular, unflattered, caught between gestures. Twenty-four plates after Egon Schiele, hung in nine rooms.
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Jack Brett Anderson: The Other Side of Fear
Untrained, uninvited and cast anyway. Jack Brett Anderson on the rooms he talked his way into, and the discipline of staying in them.
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JW Anderson Twisted Denim: Dree Hemingway and Nick Delli Santi
Dree Hemingway and Nick Delli Santi, photographed together for the first time, in a Japanese-made denim whose front seam refuses to sit straight.
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Long Days, Short Lengths — Eight Looks in the Season’s Shortest Hemline
Eight looks, one afternoon, and the shortest hemline of the summer. Tailoring worn like sportswear, and sportswear worn like tailoring — the LEWIS shorts story for MMXXVI.
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George Jaques on Sunny Dancer, Bella Ramsey and Refusing to Chase Bigger
At 26, George Jaques returns with his second feature, Sunny Dancer, a warm and unsentimental portrait of young cancer survivors led by Bella Ramsey. The director talks awards pressure, casting real survivors and why he has no interest in making each film bigger than the last.
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Liam Horne: “A Hit Song Is a Moment, Not a Destination”
He wrote hits for other people, then walked away from the industry altogether. Rediscovered at a Christmas party with a karaoke microphone in hand, Liam Horne talks to LEWIS about Scottish roots, Los Angeles polish, and why a second chance is the rarest thing in music.
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The Silence After: A Paris Fashion Week Diary by Pawel Zmitrowicz
Seven days, seven houses, and a city that runs on a single rhythm. A Paris Fashion Week diary on the adrenaline between shows, the languages each house speaks, and the rows of empty chairs left behind once the final look disappears backstage.
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Giovanna Grigio in conversation with LEWIS
Giovanna Grigio says the part of her job she most enjoys is crying in a rehearsal room. Not the premieres, not the applause, but the particular despair of being convinced she will not manage it. It is an odd admission from an actress in the middle of the most conspicuous year of her career, with…
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Bob: Man of the Angels Review – The Documentary That Restores LGBTQ+ History
Rob Falconer’s Bob: Man of the Angels uncovers the extraordinary life of Bob Angelo and the hidden history of LGBTQ+ resistance in Nazi-occupied Europe. More than a documentary, it’s a moving act of remembrance that asks who gets remembered and why.
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QASIMI Enters a New Chapter With Leather Goods
QASIMI enters a new chapter with its first Permanent Leather Goods Collection, crafted in Italy from premium nappa leather and designed to endure beyond seasons.
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SONGZIO x HELIOT EMIL: Falconry Takes Flight for Summer 2026
SONGZIO and HELIOT EMIL return with Falconry, a Summer 2026 collaboration shaped by flight, precision, engineered silhouettes and poetic control.
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ZEGNA Summer 2027: La Villeggiatura Brings Italian Leisure to Malibu
Presented at Malibu Pier, ZEGNA Summer 2027 reimagines La Villeggiatura as a modern language of ease, elegance and cultivated summer dressing.
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Tips Around The World: Copenhagen, Denmark
From TikTok-loved bakeries and design-led concept stores to orange wine, Scandi dining and elevated vintage shopping, LEWIS rounds up Copenhagen’s best places to eat, shop and drink.
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’47 Clean Up Campaign Celebrates the Global Power of the Dad Hat
’47 celebrates the global story of the baseball cap with its latest Clean Up campaign, shot across France, Italy, Mexico, Scotland and Texas. Known as the Father of All Dad Hats, the Clean Up remains a timeless symbol of relaxed personal style — worn worldwide, worn your way.
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The Enlightened One — An Exclusive Fashion Story for LEWIS
A study of stillness, tension and form, The Enlightened One moves between fashion, body, shadow and restraint — a visual story shaped through quiet intensity and sculptural elegance.
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Masters of the Universe: Why the Biggest Gamble in Summer Cinema Might Actually Work
Travis Knight’s Masters of the Universe arrives in cinemas on June 5, 2026 a $200 million bet that Nicholas Galitzine can carry a franchise, that Jared Leto can disappear into Skeletor, and that a toy line from 1982 has something left to say. Here is everything worth knowing before you book your seat.
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Vilebrequin x 3.PARADIS Reimagines Summer 2026 With Surreal Riviera Ease
Vilebrequin x 3.PARADIS brings a poetic new vision to Summer 2026, blending the French swimwear house’s Saint-Tropez heritage with 3.PARADIS’ surrealist storytelling. Through doves, dreamlike landscapes, and cinematic Riviera imagery, the capsule turns beachwear into an elegant state of escape.
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Tod’s Marlin Collection
Tod’s Marlin Collection captures the meeting point between Italian refinement and relaxed New England style. Inspired by the boat once owned by John F. Kennedy, the collection brings together finely crafted loafers, nautical details, and effortless pieces designed for modern quiet luxury.
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Glow-Cations Are Here: The New Men’s Wellness Trip That’s Not a Spa Break
The spa break is over. In its place: the glow-cation — men’s wellness travel built around performance recovery, sensory reset and the kind of trip you come back from looking and feeling genuinely different.
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The Solo Travel Shift: Why More Men Are Choosing to Travel Alone in 2026
Solo travel for men is no longer a niche preference it is the fastest-growing segment in global tourism. Here is what is driving the shift, where to go, and eight rules for doing it well.