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5ELEVEN Magazine •

Faces of Fashion: Chol Khan

Chol Khan’s story is the stuff of fashion legends. Leaving her native South Sudan with her family at an early age, the Kahns settled in Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya (the same ground that produced supers like Iman, Adut Akech and Alek Wek). In 2023, she was scouted by Isis Models, a model agency working with UNHCR and the Kenyan government to spotlight talent from the camp. Two years on, Khan graced the runways of heavyweights like Thom Browne, Hermès and Schiaparelli.
Fergus Greer
Odalisque •

Leigh Bowery! Tate Modern Unveils a Bold Tribute to the Iconic Performer

Tate Modern’s latest exhibition, Leigh Bowery! chronicles the late performer’s artistic practice in 80s and 90s London, and brings to the fore Bowery’s undeniable influence on pop culture as we know it today. “As an artist, he embodies much of what Tate Modern exists for, really; performance, reinvention, experimentation — in short, reimagining ways of seeing the world,” said Karin Hindsbo, Director of Tate Modern, as we embarked on a tour of the curated space.
CORQ •

Virtual Influencers Could Be the Key to Success for Brands Looking To Enter the Metaverse

The metaverse is a virtual space accessible to all, offering the opportunity to build an immersive environment beyond our analogue one. However its success is not possible without creator collaboration, and many influencers are already adapting their content to web3. YouTubers are migrating to Twitter to share their cryptocurrency finds and female-led communities of NFT artists are growing.
Glowth Academy •

How To Carve Out Space for African Talent in Fashion

The fashion and luxury industry is always looking to expand into new markets, with China, India and Africa often regarded as its new frontiers. Focusing on the latter, UNESCO, the United Nations agency specialising in international cooperation through education, arts, sciences and culture, released its inaugural report at the start of Lagos Fashion Week — “The Fashion Sector in Africa: Trends, Challenges and Opportunities for Growth”.
The Business of Fashion •

How I Became… Farfetch’s Global Brand and Culture Director

Ronojoy Dam refers to his journey into fashion as “unorthodox.” After graduating from Cambridge University with an English degree, followed by a year of job-hunting, Dam began his career at an advertising agency. He worked on digital strategy for clients like Burberry before landing a role in Nike’s energy brand marketing function in London.

Dam went on to become the first group creative director at Dazed, working across special projects and partnerships for its digital and print publications,
ZOO Magazine •

An Odyssey of the Greek Islands

Multimedia artist Konstantin Kakanias and shoe designer Christian Louboutin have been close friends for 35 years. The duo’s newest collaboration, the GREEKABA capsule collection, combines their mutual love of travel with the rich cultural heritage and craftsmanship of Kakanias’ native Greece and it also encapsulates the duo’s playful sense of humour, which the artist regards as an important means of expression since it provides consumers of both art and fashion with perspective.
ZOO Magazine •

A Force to be Reckoned With

What motivates Goursaud is her wish to deliver stories that are human, relatable and touch upon viewers’ innermost thoughts and feelings. According to her, this means performing characters who are perhaps flawed, or find themselves in unfavourable situations, but nevertheless do not lose their sense of resourcefulness and always step up to the challenge. I sat down with Goursaud to talk about her work, what it was like gaining international fame, the life lessons she’s learnt throughout her career and most interestingly, what’s next for her.