In our Fashion, Art, and Design issue, global cover star <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/music/florence-welch-interview-everybody-scream-album-tour-2026" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Florence Welch</a> is at her most vulnerable, creating a body of work&mdash;aptly named Everybody Scream&mdash;that channels her physical and emotional upheaval of the last two years. It&rsquo;s her most personal work to date, and though she is &ldquo;one of the mightiest frontwomen in the history of rock,&rdquo; as L&rsquo;OFFICIEL writer Sarah Cristobal notes, Welch is also the primary lyricist and producer, and plays percussion and piano. &ldquo;Do you feel like people recognize that you&rsquo;re doing all that work?&rdquo; Cristobal asks the singer, to which she replies: &ldquo;It&rsquo;s a nice question to be asked, because people often care a lot less about, like, how women make music.&rdquo;
It&rsquo;s that making&mdash;the how, the process, the craft itself&mdash;that anchors this issue. In &ldquo;Creative License,&rdquo; we profile six young New York&ndash;based artists who reject working in a single medium: They pledge no loyalty to one material, nor allegiance to a label. The same applies to California-based Jamie Haller, whose Craftsman-style home renovations have captivated design enthusiasts even as her five-year-old fashion label has achieved cult status. Elsewhere in the issue, the best accessories of the season feel at home with retro furniture, and Chanel&rsquo;s latest High Jewelry collection is a delight of architectural precision, while the savoir faire of fall&rsquo;s haute couture collections wow in Paris. In "The&nbsp; Sequin's Next Act," we embrace the season&rsquo;s obsession with sequin knitwear&mdash;a study in texture and technique&mdash;while Only Murders in the Building star <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/film-tv/da-vine-joy-randolph-interview-only-murders-in-the-building-actor" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Da&rsquo;Vine Joy Randolph</a> invites us into her world (and her hotel slipper collection) in "Comfort Zone." From studios to ateliers, the commitment to craft is unmistakable.&nbsp;
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You can purchase L'OFFICIEL USA's November Issue featuring Florence Welch <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/issues/l-officiel-usa-november-2025-florence-welch" target="_blank" rel="noopener">here.</a>&nbsp;

L'OFFICIEL's November 2025 Issue: Letter From the Editor

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