Design is often asked to imagine the future. Rarely is it asked to remember. This Pride Month, Yabu Pushelberg is transforming its Tribeca studio into something altogether different.
CULTURE
Claude’s World
While driving along the highways that branch out of Toronto’s downtown, one witnesses a bewildering contrast of forces; nestled in rolling hills of wheat lie mammoth-sized shipping and logistic hubs.
Who Is The “Weird Art School Girl”, And Why Does Everyone Want To Be Her?
Being a writer, poet, or artist is having a massive moment. Pinterest has predicted “poetcore” as a defining trend for 2026; a new “literary it girl” seems to emerge every few months, each with a breakout bestseller; the aesthetics of the “writer in Paris,” the “weird art school girl,” circulate with increasing velocity online.
Celebrating Culture with Compassion: Eat Pray Love’s 20th Anniversary
“Passata Remoto” is an Italian term for events or actions in the remote past that may not necessarily hold relevance in the present.
the “moorcore aesthetic” industrial complex
In the past few years there has an indelible rise in gothic aesthetics. From Yorgos Lanthimos’ whimsical Poor Things, to Robert Eggers’ exploration of female desire in Nosferatu and his upcoming folk-horror take on medieval werewolf mythos The Werewulf, to the controversial Emerald Fennell adaptation of “Wuthering Heights” released earlier this year.
Inside Toronto’s Own Fashion Week SS26: Building the Infrastructure of a Fashion City
For decades, Toronto’s fashion scene has occupied an uneasy position within the global industry. The city produces a steady stream of designers, stylists, and photographers, yet its infrastructure has historically lagged behind the scale of its creative talent.
Liminul’s Favourite Creators of 2025: Best Dressed
If Part 1 of our favourite content creators list circled those reshaping fashion discourse, Part 2 is about those who understand dressing as authorship.
Liminul’s Favourite Creators of 2025
Fashion creators in 2025 are no longer defined by fits alone. The figures shaping the conversation now operate as commentators, analysts, performers, translators and community cultivators, people who don’t just wear clothes but explain and emblemize why they matter, who they exclude, and how meaning circulates around them online.
Gay Rights: Do You Know Them?
“It’s shocking how hard you have to work to make it look like you’re not working that hard,” Rae Abunahla, better known by his DJ name Bootycornfed, tells me.
Reflecting on a life lived through music: In-Conversation with Simon Raymonde on ‘In One Ear’
Some artists spend their lives mythologized by others. Few take the risk of narrating their story themselves. Simon Raymonde has always been the quiet engine behind some of the most influential sounds of the late twentieth century, shaping entire textures of dream pop through his work with Cocteau Twins and shepherding new voices into the world as the founder of Bella Union.