Sport • Style • Culture
All content from issue 09.
Embedded within Italian history is the ancestor of rugby and football : Calcio Storico Fiorentino. A brutal sport where only the strong survive, wrapped up in Renaissance costume reimagined for 2026. This is calcio 2.0
Andy Woodman walked out of Arsenal to manage a club with 800 fans. Two promotions later, he is taking Bromley into League One. Pete Kilford went to find out how
After the final whistle, the real show starts. The lights are on, the microphones are live, the questions are coming, the looks are ready. CZ8 presents key looks for the moment when the game is over and the real performance begins, inspired by the most scrutinised two minutes in sport.
The London rapper talks Jiu Jitsu with Tom Hardy, the power of sport, and why footballers want to be musicians. Tom Ward takes note
Josh Kerr celebrates victories by pretending to sleep, and he’s just broken the hardest world record in track athletics. He tells Jack Stanley why the mile belongs to Britain.
980 stickers. 48 nations. Billions of packets. We meet the woman steering the world’s most obsessive collecting ritual into the biggest World Cup ever staged
David Skilling reflects on what the World Cup means, what it costs, and why nothing else comes close
Picasso painted footballers. Warhol screen-printed Pelé. Now three of North America’s greatest museums have stepped into the 2026 World Cup.
Sarah Hardacre's Barrow parade revives the town's forgotten women footballers, from the banned WWI-era Barrow Munitions Girls to Lioness Georgia Stanway, tracing a century of women's football pushed underground and back into the street.
Are you 4-4-2 or 3-5-2 , whatever the line up, we have the best formation of products ahead of any big game.
Will the World Cup make America love football?
‘TIFO’, historically linking to a type of ‘fever’, as it describes the emotional, almost delirious intensity of football fandom.
Every nation. Every obsession. Every outfit. From Rio to Osaka, from the terraces to the touchline, a fashion story for the people who make football what it actually is; the fans who live and die by the game – and always look good doing it
PFA Young Player of the Year. England regular. Style icon. Liam MacDevitt meets Morgan Rogers, the footballer who refuses to be just a footballer.
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