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On the Upper East Side, designer Andrew Ludington blended Italian and Scandinavian furniture to create a welcoming apartment that still celebrates classic New York architecture. “This apartment was built in the late 1920s and, as you can imagine, was badly in need of renovation. Like many buildings from that era, it had incredibly small elevators and staircases. We even had to split the sofa into three pieces to get it upstairs. The previous owners had painted the walls in dark colors and filled the space with brown accents. I knew right away that everything needed to be painted white—to brighten the apartment and draw attention to its large, light-filled windows,” Andrew says. ShowPulse

Spotted another standout look on fashion influencer Tessa at the ROTATE show in Copenhagen. Pair the ever-popular bubble skirt with an oversized blazer, then add a statement scarf or corset on top. We love how Tessa tied the look together with matching cherry-shaped earrings and patent heels—a winning combination. Save this styling idea for your next outfit! ShowPulse

GIVEAWAY! 🧴🪞🏀 Let’s make the upcoming weekend even sweeter! We’re giving away a ₽5,000 gift card to Golden Apple. How to enter: — Subscribe to the channel — Recommend «FRONT ROW» to your friends. For example, repost it to your channel or share it in a chat with a friend. *The more people you bring to the channel, the happier we’ll be 🧸🕯🩰💄 The winner will be picked at random, and we’ll personally verify that all the rules have been followed. Don’t forget to tap “I’m in” to enter! Winner announced: March 8 at 19:00 Winner(s): @uliana_018 ShowPulse

Masha is a huge fan of TikTok trends—especially viral sounds. Gracie Abrams’ album *The Secret of Us*, released in October 2024, gave her career a major boost. The track “That’s So True” became more than just a social media trend: it turned into a full-blown phenomenon. Shows are making their own parodies, Gracie has become a must-have guest on every program, and actors and other celebrities are using the sound in their videos too. On Spotify alone, the song has passed 540 million streams 👀 As always, we’ve shared a roundup of our favorite videos. ShowPulse

Once upon a time in New York… featuring Bella Hadid. ShowPulse

What an incredible trailer — there’s no other way to put it — for a film that doesn’t exist, created to promote On’s new collection. Styling by Law Roach, with Nadia Lee Cohen behind the camera. ShowPulse

This little duo wishes you a lovely Sunday morning. ShowPulse

Liv Tyler in the ’90s ShowPulse

Wow, what a fresh, beautiful shoot with Mikey Madison for The Sunday Style. Photographed by David Luraschi. ShowPulse

Zimmermann Fall 2023 Collection ShowPulse

There they are: Keanu Reeves and his partner, Alexandra Grant, spotted out for a walk together in London. ShowPulse

Taking a confident step forward is easier with a little support. Luckily, your admins have found it in their friendship—and in their new favourites from NO ONE’s latest multi-brand collection. These are the kind of shoes that let us express ourselves and share the journey 🤍 NO ONE has been in the business for over 30 years, bringing us premium shoes and accessories from European brands. Straight from our wish lists, these new favourites have already found a place in our wardrobes! Yana chose AGL ballet flats with metallic details, while Masha fell for a pair of Anna Rachele sandals at first sight. We highly recommend checking out the latest from both brands—and treating yourself to something you’ve been eyeing, whether there’s an occasion or not! NO ONE also has a Telegram channel where you can be among the first to hear about news and discounts. Be sure to stop by: @noone_russia ShowPulse

Prada’s Milan headquarters features a three-storey metal slide in designer Miuccia Prada’s office. The project was designed by German artist and architect Carsten Höller. ShowPulse

Morning in Los Angeles with Kaia Gerber. Bonus points for the yellow Onitsuka Tigers we’ve all come to love. ShowPulse

Hi!breed Chair by Charlotte Kingsnorth ShowPulse

For 40 years, photographer Bob Mazzer worked on a project capturing the strangers he encountered on the Underground. While other photographers sought out picturesque streets and studios, Bob found inspiration on his daily commute. On his way home from work, he turned his camera on the people around him. “I travelled to and from King’s Cross every day. The late-night journey home on the Tube felt like a party. I’ve always been fascinated by the London Underground. It felt exciting and comfortable to me. You could be among a hundred people, remain somewhat anonymous, and photograph them all,” Bob says. ShowPulse

Matilda Djerf scandal: bullying and inappropriate behavior On December 4, Rhode launched its first collaboration with Swedish influencer and Djerf Avenue founder Matilda Djerf, amid allegations from 11 former employees reported by Swedish journalists. Employees described a tense workplace, alleging Djerf shouted at and humiliated staff. One said a colleague cried and quit. They also claimed Djerf had a private bathroom and furniture others couldn’t use. Most controversially, while promoting body acceptance, she allegedly called a model too “fat” for a project and requested slimmer models for jeans photos. After criticism and calls to cancel her, Djerf apologized to anyone hurt, but said she didn’t recognize herself in every claim. She called the situation a chance to listen, grow, and improve the workplace with a coach and ongoing feedback. Are the backlash and calls to cancel Matilda justified? Could this have been intentional? ShowPulse

Today, our interiors series takes us to central Stockholm, where a cozy apartment with a distinct ’70s feel sits in the heart of the city. Designer Alfred Skuli brought the space to life with a focus on Scandinavian minimalism and vintage pieces. The living room is the apartment’s natural gathering spot. A Gubi sofa with soft, sculptural curves pairs beautifully with Carl Hansen & Søn armchairs and a coffee table crafted from natural marble. In the kitchen, the dining area caught our eye: an &Tradition table with a velvety matte finish, paired with Hans J. Wegner’s iconic Wishbone chairs. Caesarstone surfaces and black metal hardware complete the look. We love the attention to detail throughout. Every corner is going straight onto our mood board! ShowPulse

Manolo Blahnik has launched a capsule collection of shoes inspired by Marie Antoinette Back in 2006, Manolo Blahnik designed shoes for Sofia Coppola’s film *Marie Antoinette*, in which Kirsten Dunst raced through Versailles in 18th-century slippers adorned with bows, silk and ruffles. Just 25 pairs were made for the film—and they became the starting point for the new collection. Some of the original sketches and shoes are now on display in London at the V&A exhibition dedicated to the queen’s style. The new Manolo Blahnik capsule features 11 designs that bring Rococo style to life: pastel shades, satin ribbons, silk and velvet that evoke the grandeur of Versailles. Prices range from $1,000 to $1,900 per pair. We’re in love! ShowPulse

Timothée Chalamet, Keegan-Michael Key, Hugh Grant and more at the Los Angeles premiere of *Wonka*. By the way, Timothée was wearing Tom Ford again. ShowPulse