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• THE EDITOR’S LETTER Hope is dope. By Masoud Golsorkhi.

• THINGS this season's best fashion, culture and design. Photography by Sohrab Golsorkhi-Ainslie, styling by Caroline Issa,
• Cartier divining the secrets of the stones at Cartier's glyptic atelier. Photography by Florent Tanet,
• Perfumes Welcome to your spraycation,
• MONTBLANC a new philosophy of travel. Photography by Florent Tanet,
• Milking it Fine jewellery goes to the milky way. Photography by Karolina Burlikowska, styling by Daisy Francesca Russo,
• Chanel A reimagining of the Première watch. Photography by Otto Masters, styling by Eve Bailey.

• Palm reading for beginners on whales, crabs and container ships in Panama. Text and photography by Nell Whittaker,
• On reflection a Baltic grand tour. Text by Jago Rackham, photography by Lowena Hearn,
• Cut and dyed preserving textile traditions in the foothills of Vietnam. Text by Matteo Pini, photography by Anouk Nitsche,
• Past present imperfect the anomie of this year's Berlin Art Week. Text by Christabel Stewart,
• Riding the wave leading horses to water in a luxury Indonesian resort. Text and photography by Masoud Golsorkhi,
• Coherence and Complexity Sumayya Vally on phenomenal architecture. Interview by Nell Whittaker, photography by Oda Eide,
• Drive in cinema on AI, vampires and football pitches at Locarno Film Festival. Text and photography by Cici Peng,
• What you looking at? How does hoarding function as a political gesture? Text and photography by Sofia Hallström,
• Happy landings Thomas Nolf's flights of fancy,
• Climb every mountain the vertiginous ascent of robotic exoskeletons. Text and photography by Matteo Pini,
• The only fruit step into a quiet orange grove in Valencia. Text by Nell Whittaker, photography by Mark Yareham ,
• Circuit breaking on the pleasure of a modest biennale. Text by Thomas Roueché,
• The hills have eyes communing with the bees in the Algarve. Text and photography by Sohrab Golsorkhi-Ainslie and Alice Ray,
• Mind the gaps an aerial perspective over Montreal's MOMENTA Biennale. Text and photography by Jackson Mount,
• Object lesson Nicola L.'s poetics of penetrability. Text by Christabel Stewart,
• Beyond the vale ancient craft prevails on the Tibetan plateau. Text by Nell Whittaker, photography by Jin Jia Ji,
• New renaissance R.H. Quaytman's next chapter. Interview by Claudia Steinberg,
• The island time forgot and then remembered in the ecological laboratory of Madagascar. Text and photography by Masoud Golsorkhi.

• Local Takeaway Chinese takeaways, from Accra to Athens,
• Home Improvement hardware stores, from São Paolo to Helsinki,
• Snow Business Photography by Melissa Schriek, styling by Anna Claassen,
• Home Improvement Photography by Alessandro Oliva, styling by Cecilia Broschi,
• On track Photography by Riku Ikeya, styling by Moka Asada.

• Ruby Tandoh “Pizza Express reeks of divorce”,
• Jake Romm “We are willing to blow up the entire legal edifice so that Israel can commit a genocide”,
• Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley “We censor ourselves more than we censor each other”,
• Jeremy King “The problem in modern hospitality is that people feel they should just do enough, and never more”,
• P.E. Moskowitz “If someone keeps smashing your leg with a hammer, you don’t keep putting it in a cast and ignoring the person doing it”,
• Dry Cleaning “We learned quite quickly that you can’t have a cheeseboard with every meal”,
• Jess McGuire-Dudley “What unites everybody across any demographic or country is the desire to buy something that will stand the test of time”,
• Maggie Nelson “Some of the most fun I’ve had with my family over the last few years has been around Taylor Swift”,
• Jerome Sans “You can never look at the past with the eyes of yesterday”,
• Jacqueline Feldman “Becoming too literal would cause larger truths to be lost”,
• Elvira Dyangani Ose “The museum is not just the sum of things that it has done, but also the relationships it has made”,
• Ezra-Lloyd Jackson “I’m always very quick to champion not conforming to a form of scent assimilation, which ends up being trying to smell neutral”,
• Oneohtrix Point Never “What survives contains archetypal, spiritual or historical information that gives us a sense of what the fuck was going on”,
• Kali Malone “Throughout my life, I have been attracted to places I don’t inherently belong”,
• Lawrence Abu Hamdan “The status quo has this ability to turn everything on its head – to tell us that these kids are not starving, or that someone else entirely is responsible for a famine”.