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From LA DJS to performing in BALENCIAGA’S NYSE presentation, we had the pleasure to dress and speak with Sextile, TERMINAL’s favorite Acid-Punk band, for their recent album release.

The Bjerregaard silhouette is both done and undone; the figure is polished and cloaked from head to toe, with unraveling drapings and fringe that envelope the body, achieving a balance between pristine mechanics and handcrafted sensibilities. Without comparison, the designer has created a world where volume and fitted materials can coexist, and lucky for us, we were able to animate some of them on model Justine Mae Biticon for our AW23 editorial that highlights these long-awaited show pieces. Louise Lyngh Bjerregaard’s work is deeply informed by a multitude of influences and sources, and here she joins us to discuss her latest collection.

For fall, the Westwood design team focused on the brand’s extensive archive. Inspired by the concept of a nomad who’s collecting myriad eras through textures and silhouettes, the garments combined new ideas with references to seasons past.

Vitesse X, the enigmatic producer and DJ from New York, captivates with ethereal sounds and enchanting vocal melodies. Drawing inspiration from the pulsating rhythms of modern rave culture and the nostalgic aura of the '90s, Vitesse X occupies a sonic frontier that is both exhilarating and alluring. Listen to her T27 exclusive mix to set the tone for spring.

Tune in for electronic body music from the past for the dissociated wetware experience of the future.

In this exclusive interview, we join the designers for a conversation on design philosophy, origins, and the overall cultural arena in none other, but Seoul.

During this year’s Frieze Los Angeles, Danish design brand FRAMA presents a select curation of furniture pieces and design objects alongside picks from favorite collectors at Galerie Murphy.

From messy studio apartments to fast food restaurants, maybe after years of no-place and lockdown, we’re seeing a demand for the representation of daily life. A story on post-pandemic fashion and photography featuring the work of Noah Dillon.

London-based designer, Mowalola Ogunlesiand and Terminal™ have hopped dimensions into the metaverse to create an anime-inspired digital collectable collection. As boring as NFTs can be, this collection channels retro-futuristic visuals by showcasing robots donned in Mowalola’s signature two-toned fur calve boots and their cherished “M” motif. 

Podstars The Ion Pack take the hot seat and open up about fandom, types of guys, scenes of the past, Los Angeles, and more.