Dazed - Spring 2024

Dazed has evolved from a London street scene magazine into an internationally-recognized title that continues to identify and create leading-edge cultural trends through its challenging and often controversial editorial, design, and visual identity. With its world-exclusive interviews, groundbreaking fashion editorial, peerless photography, and award-winning themed issues in music, art, fashion, and film Dazed defines the cutting edge of style and fashion.

In this issue:

Dazed Wnter 2024 - The Loud Issue

For the first of our 8 covers of Winter 2024 issue is Vittoria – Discovered as a fledgling baby model aged just 14, she caught the eye of Karl Lagerfeld who stayed obsessed with her dark beauty and cool stare right up until he passed away in 2019. Even now, with 10 years on the clock, she’s got fashion in a chokehold, fronting campaigns for Gucci Dior and Balenciaga to name just a few – but then, when you have the ability to shapeshift from va-va-voom baddie to ice queen and back again in the blink of an eye, it should come as no surprise.

Second of our 8 cover is a Grammy winner for best new artist at the age of 34, it’s been a long, long path to R&B stardom for Victoria Monet in our cover story, the Sacramento songwriter reflects on her wild ride to the top – and why, sometimes in life, you have to make the universe come to you.

Atlanta-born Precious Lee made history in 2021 as one of the first curve models to ever walk for Versace, alongside Jill Kortleve and Alva Claire. Since that game-changing appearance, Donatella seems to have had her on speed-dial, with Lee a regular on the Milanese runway.⁠

Basketball culture has come a long way since the dark days of the 00s, when players were made to suit up on match days for fear of appearing too ‘hip hop’. At the heart of its pivot to fashion: Oklahoma City star Shai - self-professed ‘fly-guy’ and pioneer of a new creative freedom in the sport

First stomping runways across the globe as the late 90s faded into the 2000s, Omahyra was a go-to for Jean Paul Gaultier and muse to cult fashion outlier Miguel Adrover.
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Her appeal lay in her ability to code-switch with seemingly zero effort, from sultry femme fatale at Tom Ford, to dick-swinging cad with a half-smoked ciggie hanging from her lips at Gaultier. In her long-awaited fashion comeback, she graced runways everywhere from Off-White to Luar and Mugler.⁠

Making his television debut as the era’s most talked-about royal after responding on a whim to a friend’s WhatsApp, fame was not on the cards for luther3ford till The Crown came knocking. Now he’s through with being Harry, who will he be next?