Folk or minimal, we discover the two versions of the new bag designed by Gabriela Hearst for Chloé.

For her second collaboration with Desigual, Stella Jean once again takes us into her colorful universe where prints and durability are one.

The Kurdish New Age musican Bahram Pourmand, better known by the artist name Bahramji, was born in 1952 in Kermanshah and has lived a peripatetic life that has seen him travel widely in India and the East. Since settling in Ibiza, Bahramji has become an intrinsic part of the island's northern music scene and a deeply respected elder of Ibiza's year-round community. 

August is in full flow, bringing with it some unmissable Ibiza events. Find us here in the coming days.

It’s the island’s premier festival day today and it’s a spectacle like no other on the island. Here are the five best places to watch the display. 

The Ibiza-based curator and gallery owner is the founder of Eclecticó Studio, a space that specialises in postmodern design. He lives with his family in the north of the island.

An iconic emblem of Ibiza’s free-spirited hedonism, Pacha Ibiza changed the island forever when it opened its doors in 1973. Fifty years later, the brand has evolved into a global reference for nightlife culture – and pioneered Ibiza’s status as the world’s most revered clubbing destination.     

In Ibiza, a new breed of contemporary agriculturalist is reviving the island’s rural fortunes, bringing passion, power and purpose back to the land while reframing the future of farming. L'OFFICIEL IBIZA's Maya Boyd shines a spotlight on the inspirational individuals for whom community and commitment are key to restoring Ibiza's rural heartlands. 

They’re the long-haired rebel youth, offspring of Ibiza’s fabled creative community of artists, musicians, hippies and rock stars and they’re as inspirational as they are international. L’OFFICIEL IBIZA and the Fendi maison meet the new generation of cool kids calling the shots on the island.   

The actor and activist aims for food sovereignty via resilient local food systems.

Ibiza, our small Balearic Island in the Mediterranean, is known for its stunning beaches, vibrant nightlife, and spiritual energy. But did you know that Ibiza is said to be home to mysterious ley lines that affect the island's energy?

Dining with your feet in the sand is one of Ibiza’s greatest pleasures. Here are some of L’OFFICIEL IBIZA’s favourite lo-fi chiringuitos.

Long-term island residents Bex and Jakob Hronek have been enhancing our health through fermentation for some time. L'OFFICIEL IBIZA discovers the inspiration behind Los Fermentistas

Drawn to Ibiza’s natural beauty and sense of freedom, Dutch photographer Eric van den Elsen was inspired to go back to basics with his recent book. 

The American photographer captured some of the most hedonistic moments in the island’s history.