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While not every sport permits jewellery to be worn on-field, chains and rings and bracelets are becoming a key part of an athlete’s wardrobe. If they can’t wear them while in uniform, you can almost certainly catch them dripped out for a tunnel walk or a pre-game (or race) conference. There’s something undeniably appealing about an athlete in jewellery. Maybe it’s the juxtaposition of the masculine and perceived feminine, the idea of wearing something beautiful while taking part in something so pointedly aggressive.
Dive deeper into this conversation at the link in bio.
Words by @treswritesstuff
Photos via Getty
In the current cinematic landscape, dominated by adaptations and franchises, the success of an original film like “Sinners” stands as a monumental achievement. But beyond the box office numbers and critical acclaim, the film represents a moment of personal and artistic triumph — particularly for its star, @michaelbjordan.
At the link in bio we spoke with the star and @theauthenticdelroylindo on how this film was brought to life.
Words by: @marriska.fernandes
Photo 1: by Tyrone Lebon for David Yurman
Photo 2 + 3: courtesy of Warner Bros Pictures
For years, global audiences have known him as the seismic force behind Pablo Escobar in “Narcos”, giving a Golden Globe-nominated performance so volcanic it scorched the landscape of prestige television. Wagner Moura is not just the man beneath the Medellín drug lord, but an actor and director whose cinematic choices are guided by a much more conscious reflection of the path he’s walking on as a person and actor. Now, with his compelling internalized performance in the Brazilian entry “The Secret Agent”, Moura is shedding the intensity of his past to reveal a new, perhaps more mature artistry.
Read the full interview at the link in bio.
Words by @marriska.fernandes
Photo 1 + 3: courtesy of @elevation_pics
Photo 2: by Jack Chamberlain, courtesy of @elevation_pics
Introducing: ‘D’You Know What I Mean?’ a column on style and culture where writer @benzirk weighs in on taste, trends, and what it all means.
For his first installment in the series, he’s taking on gatekeeping — society has spent the last decade treating gatekeeping like the worst thing you can do, but is it really? Head to the link in bio to learn more.
In a candid conversation with #Landman’s Billy Bob Thornton and Ali Larter, both stars speak of a genuine behind-the-scenes friendship; warm and relaxed, their demeanours draw a stark contrast with the chaos on screen. Speaking with SHARP, the “Landman” power couple shares secrets from the West Texas set, exploring the show’s take on character drama, gender roles, and the dangers of oil and gas.
Read the full interview at the link in bio.
Words: @cormacnew
Photos courtesy of Paramount
In what was a busy year for fashion, these were the moments that defined 2025. From impressive creative director debuts at major fashion houses, to a Met Gala for the books, head to the link in our bio for the full breakdown.
Photo 1 + 5 via Getty
Photo 2: by @corey_ng
Photo 3: by Filippo Fior, courtesy of @hermes
Photo 4: by @shooting.people
Photo 6: courtesy of @omega
Photo 7: by Neil Mockford/GC Images
To withstand a Canadian winter, footwear must be able to handle the cold and look great with any outfit. This is where The Horizon Collection from @sorelfootwear comes in. We set out to highlight the Caribou Horizon GTX and the Daystorm Horizon GTX, two models proving that winter gear can be functional and fashion forward.
Photography by @kaylaroccaphoto (@commongoodtv)
Video by @jun.jd
Hair and Makeup by @beautybynate (@p1magency)
Creative and Editorial Director: @saharxnooraei
Fashion Direction: @bananahales
Art Direction: @j.essica.hui
Social Media and Digital Editor: @linzmariepatterson
Jaguar’s Type 00 was a ‘conceptified’ version of the first production car, an as-yet unnamed four-door grand tourer. The two SUVs which will follow will doubtless be the biggest sellers, but the GT comes first, reinforcing that clean break with its dramatic and possibly polarising design. Its long hood, low roofline and cab-rearward stance are almost identical in proportions to the concept car it spawned.
Read more about Jaguar’s latest innovation at the link in bio.
Words: Ben Oliver
Photos courtesy of @jaguar
