Fashion is often seen as a superficial art — an industry of creativity, trends and personal style. But in reality it is deeply embedded in the structures that organise global society. It is not just about clothing; it is about power: who gets to be visible, who is valued, who is exploited, and who decides what “normal” looks like.

Some of the most influential aesthetics were not created by luxury houses, but within communities searching for identity, visibility and self-expression. Voguing is one of the clearest examples — a movement born in Harlem's ballroom scene that would eventually redefine the visual language of contemporary fashion.

The French fashion house Chanel made a bold and telling move: Chilean-American actor Pedro Pascal was announced as its new global ambassador. The decision reflects more than a celebrity partnership — it signals a shift in how luxury brands define identity, masculinity and cultural relevance.

For Vibee, attending a concert involves more than watching an artist perform. The company combines concerts with accommodation, exclusive access and fan-focused activities — an approach featured in Düsseldorf during the Backstreet Boys' European residency, Into the Millennium: Homecoming, Live in Germany.

Q: What can Backstreet Boys fans expect from the concert and hotel experience packages for the “Into the Millennium: Homecoming” European residency? A: These packages are designed to make the entire trip feel like an extension of the concert, with several experience levels featuring some of the best access available.