Sharp. Funny. Political without apology. Designed to sit on your shelf and make your friends ask questions.

All profit for every sale fund reusable menstrual pad workshops in Kilifi County, Kenya. Every magazine funds the materials. Every pad made stays with the girl who made it.

120 pages on the things that fashion doesn’t want to talk about. The keffiyeh being mass produced in polyester. The children mining cobalt in the DRC so your metallic mini skirt can shimmer under club lights. The Windrush generation dressed like they belonged because they did. The supply chain that runs from Liverpool docks to Guangzhou factories to your doorstep by Tuesday. The quiet luxury aesthetic that dresses up class warfare in linen neutrals. The 1,134 people who died in Rana Plaza making Western denim.

And the bit that nobody expects: why your clean girl routine is funding modern slavery, why faux fur might be worse than the animal skins it replaced and why changing your profile picture isn’t activism.