Bianca Giulione

In this FRONTPAGE interview, the ‘West Texas Balenciaga’ (as dubbed by a fan) chats about music, pranks, and personal style.

Cringe, a hotly debated term of disparagement, its flames fanned in all corners of the internet, is present—and the design world is not exempt from its tight clutches. While many influencers, tastemakers, and content creators that occupy this space share all the things they love without abandon, many have no qualms about sharing what home decor trends they can’t stand.

Four practitioners offer tips on using physical movement to process emotions.

Eat, rave, rest, repeat. Here's our comprehensive guide for partying smarter in 2022.

January is a time for jumpstarting positive change for the upcoming year. Throughout the month, Resident Advisor explores the topic of wellness and self-improvement in dance music.

Examining a complex new millennium
To mark the launch of The Cube, Telekom Electronic Beats’ new immersive 360° digital experience exploring the facets of our culture over the past two decades, we look at the trends and stories that shaped the last 20 years.

In the first edition of our new Life Forces series, we investigate the Gemini energy that influenced his latest album, Every Mouth Teeth Missing

Life Forces is a series where tarot reader, astrologer, and intuitive Bianca, from Life Forces Incorporated, taps into previously unseen cosmic territories with an artist. Both tarot and astrology are tools to understand ourselves better.

"Remember who you are. Remember that you have this kind of divinity, which we all have within us.” In this month's edition of Life Forces, we dig deeper into the mystical energy that inspired her 'Inner Song.'

In spite of her moniker, Greentea Peng hasn’t been drinking any green tea lately. “It’s so jokes. I drink more chamomile and Earl Grey,” she tells me over the phone. “And I like to make ginger and turmeric tea too, poached on the stove, which is really nice.” Despite the fact that we’re not in the same room, the conversation we share is so soul-centered it feels as though she’s just prepared a pot of homemade brew and we’re slowly sipping it at a table in her kitchen.
It’s hard to decide whet...

Somewhere in the vast depths of the internet (after seapunk and vaporwave made their mark on the hyperreal, post-internet landscape), Oklou was brought into the world with a keyboard, found sounds from her world wide web womb, a microphone, and music production software. A couple of decades before, Marylou Mayniel was born in the countryside of western France. It was an ideal recipe for the kind of pop star that makes sense in 2020 and beyond — a young girl from a small town, who is classical...

Since their establishment in 2009, Berlin’s Keinemusik have operated in a direct dialogue with music, streetwear, and the unique club culture that emerged from the capital of reunified Germany. Ten years on, the group continues the party, bringing their singular vibe to dance floors around the world, never losing that intimate house party feeling that can only be cultivated by a close crew.

(This story is from Issue 19 of Highsnobiety Magazine.)

FRONTPAGE is Highsnobiety’s weekly online cover story exploring the people, moments, and ideas shaping culture today. For the fourth edition of our series, Highsnobiety’s Bianca Giulione talks to Mikaela Straus, better known as King Princess, about her highly anticipated debut album Cheap Queen.

How does a band follow up a Grammy-nominated album? If they’re The Internet, it’s by pursuing solo projects and coming back feeling more interconnected than ever before. From ‘Ego Death’ to ‘Hive Mind,’ the five friends trace a journey that has led them to their best work yet, both as individual artists and as a band with an almost telepathic dynamic.
(This story is taken from Issue 17 of Highsnobiety magazine.)