For the tenth time, the PhotoVogue Festival attracts visitors to Milan. The Biblioteca Nazionale Braidense will be a photography hotspot from March 1 to 4. This year, the exhibition "Women by Women" focuses on women and their multi-layered, unique and unfortunately often underestimated perspectives. Festival director Alessia Glaviano tells us...
If you're serious about traveling, a Rimowa suitcase is the way to go. The robust pieces offer enough space for long expeditions, withstand everything and look good to boot. The popular Classic collection is now being expanded to include the Classic Titanium line. Whether you're traveling for four days or...
"Ugly, strange, iconic": hardly any other shoe triggers as much controversy as the tabi - the hoof-like shoe that separates the big toe from the others. Martin Margiela introduced his version of the former Japanese worker's shoe to the fashion world, and tabi shoes have now almost become mainstream. A...
All signs point to autumn: the color palette is getting darker and coats are coming back out of the closet. Our fashion trends of the month show that this is no reason to be sad. Trend In V-shape No matter how often some people describe the eighties as a decade...
USM-Haller is celebrating its birthday, we'd like to move into an embassy and flower-shaped lamps are fighting the winter blues for us: here are our current favorites from the design world. We Love MAKEOVER DELUXE What associations does the word embassy trigger? Paperwork, bureaucracy and the like? Normally, at least,...
We pack the most beautiful make-up brushes in our suitcases, have to go to London to marvel at Wes Anderson's film props and dream of solo trips with endless me-time: here are our current favorites from the world of travel. Exhibition DETAIL LOVED Wes Anderson's iconic film characters are always...
We want a meter-high table clock, fill our wish list with all kinds of sparkly things and get nostalgic at the sight of a clock face: here are our current favorites from the world of jewelry and watches. Darling ICE QUEEN In winter, ice cube consumption drops dramatically. No more...
Between stressful Christmas shopping and cold, gray days flowing into each other, it's easy to lose motivation. Before the winter blues are officially diagnosed, we're rushing in with a 100 percent effective antidote: the FACES Winter issue. With 180 pages of pure inspiration, you're welcome to spend a few hours...
Our winter cover is a real eye-catcher. On the one hand, this is due to the fantastic look by Austrian designer Jennifer Milleder, whose unconventional silhouette makes you want to look at it more than once. On the other hand, of course, it's also down to our cover model Anna...
Be lazy and blue, balance your hormones and unpack the old crepe iron again: Here are our current favorite trends from the beauty world. Make-up trend MAKE BLUE We wouldn't describe ourselves as lazy. But somehow we're always drawn to make-up looks that can be applied in passing - perhaps...
They are both protagonists in children's books and a challenge for creative architects: tree houses. Although we have settled down on the ground, we are always drawn to the heights, because it is not only our close primate relatives who still live in the treetops. Indigenous Tribes, such as the...
Tear down, build new: Most architects seem to work according to this motto these days. But not Veinte Diezz Arquitectos, who have turned a forgotten and dilapidated house in Mérida, Mexico, into a modern residential oasis where a large part of life takes place outside. If you're sprinting through the...
Is this art or can you eat it? With this question Cake Artist and Food stylist Sophia Stolz is certainly often confronted. Instead of doing something herself For once, it served as a canvas. But we didn't cover them with icing and buttercream, but with the best products from the...
The world is a dark place. That's why Lola Mayeras' creations are brightly colored and full of humor, otherwise we would all slowly despair. The French designer has mastered the balancing act between art object and everyday object and creates ceramic pieces that can be displayed and admired, but also...
Milan, Paris, London - St. Gallen? The tranquil little town in eastern Switzerland is admittedly not a fashion metropolis. But for over a hundred years, it has been the source of fabrics and embroideries for which the world's major fashion houses sometimes send an express pick-up service. A visit to...
Life is strange. Perhaps that's why Feng Li's photographs resemble a Fever dream. However, he does not need an elevated temperature or hallucinations to depict his motifs. Whether on the streets of his hometown Chengdu, in Tokyo, Paris or Shanghai, Feng Li spies surreal everyday moments and transforms them into...
Our November cover model Anna Kirjuskina was allowed to wear the most beautiful high-jewellery pieces from Cartier for us. In this interview, she tells us why she still prefers to be on the catwalk rather than in front of the camera, what needs to change in the fashion industry and...
"Beauty as a culture used to be about connecting with others and self-actualization," said "Pixel Flesh" author and cultural critic Ellen Atlanta in an interview with FACES last year. So, instead of being guided by unrealistic, social media-driven and neatly filtered beauty ideals, we should use make-up to discover facets...
Margherita Devalle knows more about Milan than Google Maps and AI combined. In this interview, we try to get even more tips and tricks from the insider. to tease them out. And find out, among other things, where their penchant for hidden treasures away from the tourist magnets and where...
Can you fit a whole life into a book? Hardly, if you've been pressing the shutter button for decades like Bruce Weber. The illustrated book "Bruce Weber. My Education" comes close, however, by presenting a cross-section of the American photographer's oeuvre. Between the covers of the book you will not...
