Enfnts Terribles #2

242 x 310 mm, 272 pages Antwerp, Belgium (English-language) Biannual First published 2025 Editor-in-chief and creative director: Dries Vriesacker Art director: Vrints-Kolsteren Design: Naomi Kolsteren, Vincent Vrints and Nicoló Oriani Boasting an online presence since 2016, after almost a decade of sharing ‘life, style, music, movie, beauty and so on news from around the globe’, Antwerp-based Enfnts Terribles has since made the leap to print. Its USP is its opinionated editorial voice and unapologetic authenticity within the crowded and increasingly standardised field of fashion. With three glossy covers to choose from—Ilyusha, Fernando Albaladejo, and Slayyyter—this elevated sophomore issue explores the many definitions of its theme: ‘Movement’. At its centre is an exploration of the vitality physical movement brings to fashion, alongside the cultural shifts that continue to reshape the sartorial landscape. According to the editor: ‘If there’s one thing this issue suggests, it’s that culture never stands still. And whenever it does, someone somewhere starts dancing again.’ Inside, you’ll find a blend of matt, glossy, coloured, and textured paper stock, alongside full bleed fashion editorials, interviews, essays and reviews. Industry insiders featured in this issue include: Parisian sound designer Michel Gaubert, discussing decades of experience soundtracking the movement of high fashion runways; Belgian graphic designer Anne Kurris, talking through a selection of her favourite projects—from fashion show invites to promotional posters; Kaat Debo, chief curator of Antwerp’s MoMu museum, reflecting on how fashion mirrors changing social climates; and Berghain’s bouncer Mischa Fanghaenel, on safeguarding the ‘living, breathing organism’ of the discotheque. enfntsterribles.com