Zara Larsson is one of the most recognised names in pop music and has experienced its highs and lows, the lows including the industry's ongoing inequalities. Here, Larsson tells us what it's like being a woman in the music industry and why belief in yourself is your biggest strength.
Recently in Stockholm, philanthropist Melinda French Gates sat down with Vogue Scandinavia to have an exclusive chat about her strategy to empower women and lift 100 million people out of poverty
Years after ‘grid girls’ were abolished from the track, the hot topic at the Italian Formula One™ Grand Prix – hosted by Peroni Nastro Azzurro 0.0% – was getting women back on the grid. But this time, in cars. Star driver Jessica Hawkins shares her take
Eliza Reid went from small farming town outside of Ottawa, Canada, to First Lady of Iceland. And in the process decided to she wanted to have something to say rather than be seen as "somebody's wife". So since 2016, she has been talking about everything from “stigma-free sexuality” to “claiming the...
A gastronomy festival in Swedish Lapland brings together star Scandinavian chefs highlighting the Nordic food model as a world leader in sustainability. Our food writer, who spent the evening nestled in the middle of the forest sampling the 10-star Michelin tasting menu, shares how she got on...
For decades, we’ve heard endless brands and companies pledge their support for women with feminist messaging. We’ve seen the infographics on Instagram, the shared quotes from feminist icons and product campaigns condeming the partichary. But how many of them are actually practicing what they preach?
One of Europe’s leading online platforms for fashion and lifestyle, Zalando, launches its campaign “Limitless Fashion” to introduce a new inclusive capsule collection curated by iconic Nordic brands Han Kjøbenhavn, Martin Asbjørn, Makia and Double A by Wood Wood
Over the last decade, the fashion scene in Finland has seen a significant shift towards technology and inclusivity. Our Gender Fluidity expert, Mikko Puttonen, explores this ten-year-long transition at Helsinki Design museum's new exhibition 'Intimacy'
On this day in 1975 an estimated 90% of the country's women downed tools and stopped working as part of the strike for women's rights in Iceland. Here, one of the original protestors Guðrún Jónsdóttir reflects on what galvanised the country's women back then and how, still today, there's much work...
