A deduction game centered on bedrooms

A new show called Interior Motives Show challenges guests to deduce personal details about a person based solely on a photo of their bedroom. Participants guess the occupant's age, gender, sexuality, and sometimes their location. The concept is led by content creator Ben Mora and features a variety of guests, including Courtney Love, Margaret Cho, and Kim Petras.

Queer representation at the forefront

Unlike earlier deduction games that often focused on a narrow, heterosexual, and cisgender perspective, Interior Motives Show places queer cultures at the center. Host Troye Sivan and stylist Dara explore the personal and cultural significance of items found in the bedrooms, offering insights into the lives and identities of the occupants.

Revisiting Hussein Chalayan's experimental fashion

Acne Studios collaborates with British designer Hussein Chalayan to revisit three of his experimental collections from the early 2000s. These collections—Ventriloquy, Medea, and Manifest Destiny—focus on the transformative power of clothing. The collaboration reinterprets these pieces using materials like denim and leather, highlighting the intersection of conceptual fashion and craftsmanship.

Damien Hirst's art on cashmere

British artist Damien Hirst partners with the Scottish knitwear house Barrie to create a capsule collection of seven unisex garments. The collection features Hirst's signature motifs, such as polka dots and butterflies, on cashmere sweaters and blankets. Each piece is numbered, emphasizing both the artistic and collectible aspects of the garments.

Chantelle's 150-year history in undergarments

To celebrate its 150th anniversary, French lingerie brand Chantelle is revisited by Griffé Design, a new magazine that explores the history of fashion brands through their products, archives, and people. The focus is on how Chantelle's technical innovations, from corsets to seamless bras, have evolved alongside changing perceptions of the female body and the way lingerie is both worn and displayed.