The Gentlewoman - N°33 Spring/Summer 2026
Issue 33 of The Gentlewoman stars cultural icon Solange Knowles. A megawatt pop star with a free lending library and her own college course, Solange takes us on a tour of her radical imagination with writer Seb Emina, and is photographed in crisp black and white by Inez & Vinoodh.
Also in the issue: Rhian Teasdale of Wet Leg, director Lynne Ramsay, ‘Industry’ star Myha’la, actor Dree Hemingway and Calvin Klein creative director Veronica Leoni. Plus Ann Friedman on desire, a verbal history of Brian de Palma’s feminist classic ‘Carrie’ on its 50th anniversary, and a visual appreciation of the new world of Dior.
English
30 x 23 cm
304 pages
© The Gentlewoman
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$5.97The Gentlewoman - N°33 Spring/Summer 2026
Issue 33 of The Gentlewoman stars cultural icon Solange Knowles. A megawatt pop star with a free lending library and her own college course, Solange takes us on a tour of her radical imagination with writer Seb Emina, and is photographed in crisp black and white by Inez & Vinoodh.
Also in the issue: Rhian Teasdale of Wet Leg, director Lynne Ramsay, ‘Industry’ star Myha’la, actor Dree Hemingway and Calvin Klein creative director Veronica Leoni. Plus Ann Friedman on desire, a verbal history of Brian de Palma’s feminist classic ‘Carrie’ on its 50th anniversary, and a visual appreciation of the new world of Dior.
English
30 x 23 cm
304 pages
© The Gentlewoman
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Issue 33 of The Gentlewoman stars cultural icon Solange Knowles. A megawatt pop star with a free lending library and her own college course, Solange takes us on a tour of her radical imagination with writer Seb Emina, and is photographed in crisp black and white by Inez & Vinoodh.
Also in the issue: Rhian Teasdale of Wet Leg, director Lynne Ramsay, ‘Industry’ star Myha’la, actor Dree Hemingway and Calvin Klein creative director Veronica Leoni. Plus Ann Friedman on desire, a verbal history of Brian de Palma’s feminist classic ‘Carrie’ on its 50th anniversary, and a visual appreciation of the new world of Dior.
English
30 x 23 cm
304 pages
© The Gentlewoman
