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An evening with Miista and SlowBurn at Blackhorse Lane Ateliers
ANYTHING BUT NEUTRAL
A collaboration with artist Pauline Gudet
Miista x Lost Property – The Silence That Speaks
Making space for conversation
An evening with Miista and SlowBurn at Blackhorse Lane Ateliers
A collaboration with artist Pauline Gudet
Making space for conversation
Playing with the postural possibilities with Pauline Gudet
On 20th August, we gathered with friends for an evening of food, craft and conversation at SlowBurn, the vegetable-focused restaurant housed within Blackhorse Lane Ateliers in East London.
Everything we do starts from a place of curiosity, connection and conversation so it made perfect sense to us to gather our London Crowd together for an evening of lectures, hosted in collaboration with Lost Property.
It starts with a warm glow that builds to a euphoric high, as the bass vibrates through our bodies and we dance until our legs hurt.
Everyone has an idea of what LA is like. It’s a city of immigrants. You’ve got to drive everywhere. And then there’s Hollywood which brings the fake, the famous and the filthy rich together. But there is so much more to Los Angeles if you know where to look.
What happens when shoes that are crafted with care, worn with intention become things we grow attached to?
Inspired By: Maayan Sophia Weisstub
A Traceable Line In The Fashion Supply Chain
So, we invited 23 people from the Miista Crowd, our trusted feedback loop, to indulge in a little creative release – telling us what 2025 bubbles they’d like to burst, as well as sharing what they’d like to see blow up in 2026:
Last week we were in Australia to stride feet first into its wellness culture, the Miista Way, of course.
Shoes that are a part of you
A Performance in New York led by choreographer Zoï Tatopoulos.
A boot oozes and melts like a candle. Leather petals and blossoms.
We’re talking about New York. Because like so many people in this city, we’ve journeyed here from somewhere else.
PARIS STORE POP UP EVENT
Even when you fall, you can get back up.
Multihyphenate Simran Randhawa reminds us that you don’t just need to be one thing in life.
Julia Cumming, musician, activist, model, and performer, has never let labels define her path.
Emma Dabiri reflects on the delights and dilemmas of modern beauty culture.
Not too long ago, we noticed something new. It began with ISAbella – co-founder of the FLINTA party collective MARICAS, walking into our Barcelona store one afternoon.
Who are we to tell you what you should or shouldn't do, but turning left is about choosing to keep moving forward despite all those challenges.
Caroline Coon is standing in her West London home, opposite a giant portrait of Circe. Now 79 years old, she has dedicated her entire adult life to championing women’s rights, social justice and the politics of sexual liberation.
There’s something special about watching a musician perform in a tiny room.
We welcomed old and new friends into the doors of our new home in New York...
Nobody’s ever quite sure where they're standing at a Patti Harrison show...
We're Opening a Store in New York
Caroline Coon is standing in the dressing room of her West London home, opposite a giant portrait of Circe.
MILAN POP UP STORE
FUTURE OF CRAFT
We recently took Miista, with friend and photographer Fernanda Liberti, in a suitcase to her hometown in Rio, Brazil, to celebrate Carnival for the first-time. It's where the magic happens.
A summer in Brazil
Our dedication to underground music culture goes around all corners of the world. We met with Rachel Grace Almeida and unpacked the Latin American diaspora in music through her lens and ears.
A young voice challenging the landscape of western integration of South Asian heritage.
Print over screen, if we were asked to choose. We faced down the contradictions of “making it” in literature when we walked into Clem Macleod's studio in East London.
This month we took a trip down the culinary road and caught up with Chef, Writer and Presenter Rahel Stephanie.
Copenhagen-based Stylist Maya Soul Paustian styled up Miista Spring/Summer '24.
International Women's Day
Miss Beige Q+A
On our AW22 journey through the psychedelic underworld of Tokyo 1964.
A note from our founder Laura Villasenin
In a city famous for techno, Christof Ellinghaus’s record label, City Slang, has always been an outlier.
A discussion on Creativity and Collaboration for independent creatives in a globalised world
AW22 Sport Styles
This October we are coming to Berlin for a month-long stay.
AW22 through Juliet Casella’s lenses
Miista Launches AW22
We asked our friend Dimmi Taburets to show us what our New Arrivals reminded him of.
There is a corner of the internet dedicated to vintage Barbie shoes.
Mayan is a photographer whose way of presenting a female muse with warmth and verv
Yorkshire via Nigeria
“This shoot is a post-ironic comment on the glamor of Y2K”
Four women cast their gaze on fashion and womanhood outside the confines of the capitalist fashion circuit.
We look inside the glitchy erotica of painter Cathrin Hoffmann’s installation for Frieze Art Fair 2021.
With books like Reverse Cowgirl and A Hacker Manifesto under their belt, McKenzie Wark is the leading literary voice of contemporary Marxism.