FASHION
EVERYTHING ON OUR RADAR THIS MONTH
By Ayis Stephen-Diver, 1 April 2026
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We're looking forward to seeing what Sam Levinson has in store for Euphoria.
BEEF SEASON 2 – 16 APRIL
Consider your TV show thirst quenched, because BEEF is all-you-can-eat drama. Each season of this anthology series follows an independent plot with a fresh cast of characters, but they all share one thing in common: beef. This time around, two couples butt heads – playing a snarky game of chess in the country club where they all work. But unlike season 1’s beef, this clash is more on the passive-aggressive side, and showrunner Lee Sung Jin explores both workplace drama and generational differences. We can’t wait.
EUPHORIA SEASON 3 – 12 APRIL
Few shows bring people together quite like Euphoria. Each episode sparks weekly rituals of conversation and analysis, and with season 3 on the horizon, the buzz has reached new heights. Social media is loud with theories and speculation on the season’s content, but we won't find out until 12 April. What is certain is that the new season promises even more nail-biting mayhem. We’re eager to watch Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney, Alexa Demie and more icons reprise their roles in the most hectic young-adult drama of the 2020s.
MOTHER MARY – 24 APRIL
Who would have imagined Anne Hathaway, Michaela Coel, FKA Twigs and Kaia Gerber would all star in one psychological thriller? Directed by David Lowery and produced by A24, Mother Mary sees the reunion between a pop sensation (Anne) and her former costume designer (Michaela) bring old wounds to the surface and trigger a complex affair. The initial stills tease Anne nailing the popstar persona, donning glamorous getups and head-turning hairstyles. Get ready.
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ZAYN, KONNAKOL – 17 APRIL
Mark 17 April in your calendar – Zayn is releasing a new album. Konnakol’s viral album art hints at a fresh direction for the singer, potentially unleashing his wild side and experimenting with more sounds. We can also expect sonic nods to his South Asian heritage – the word Konnakol refers to a form of Indian vocal percussion. Lead single Die For Me is an emotional ballad reminiscent of Pillow Talk – the perfect song for belting in the shower or enjoying during a karaoke night.
KEHLANI, KEHLANI – 24 APRIL
Self titled albums tend to be milestones of an artist’s journey. They either make a statement, re-introduce an artist, signify a creative pivot or all of the above. Think 2013’s Beyoncé, or The Beatles' eponymous project. Kehlani is the latest celeb to step onto the self-titled stage. Despite already boasting four full albums and a handful of mixtapes, Kehlani signals a new chapter. And the raw passion of viral hits Folded and Out the Window prove this might be their best era yet.
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Thousands will gather in California for music's most sensational festival.
LONDON MARATHON – 26 APRIL
Last year the Berlin Marathon got the Sted Sarandos treatment – could London be the next city Harry Styles’ elusive alter ego takes on? Whether the answer is yes or no, you can expect a spectacle from the London Marathon – where novice and experienced runners alike take on 26.2 miles of terrain. As always, the route loops around some of the city’s most iconic spots, from Greenwich Park to Buckingham Palace. And if running isn’t your thing, you can always support from the sidelines.
COACHELLA – 10-16 APRIL
Coachella is a pop-culture phenomenon, drawing a parade of people to California in a uniform of boho chic, all eager to enjoy live performances by music’s biggest names. This year, Short ‘n’ Sweet pop darling Sabrina Carpenter will kick off the festival, while Justin Bieber and Karol G will take the headliner baton on subsequent days. But the lineup doesn’t stop there. Whether you enjoy the hypnotic house of Disclosure or Wet Leg’s indie-pop, Coachella is considered the ultimate music festival for a reason.
