An Evening with Eugene Rabkin

No Filler and Soho House are proud to present an evening with fashion critic, writer and founder of StyleZeitgeist, Eugene Rabkin, celebrating the publication of his new book, TORN: Fashion and Postmodernism.

“Depressing and exhilarating. One of my favourite books.” Rick Owens“

A rare treasure in a landscape of empty opinions and observations.” Helmut Lang

Hosted at The Factory at Bolands Mills, Eugene will be joined by award-winning journalist, author and broadcaster Una Mullally for a conversation exploring fashion, criticism, creativity and the cultural forces shaping the industry today. The interview will be followed by a panel discussion with journalist Deirdre McQuillan, founder and creative director of Mná, Sarah Plunkett-Chadwick & designer and educator Nathalie B Coleman.The evening will conclude with a book signing, followed by drinks with guests from across Dublin’s creative community.

More than a book launch, this No Filler & Soho House event is a gathering of leading voices from fashion, art, design, media and culture, bringing together ideas, conversation and creative exchange.

Eugene Rabkin is one of fashion’s leading independent critics and the founder and editor of StyleZeitgeist. For the past two decades, StyleZeitgeist has become an essential platform for intelligent criticism, in-depth interviews, and thoughtful discussion of fashion, design, and contemporary culture, earning an international reputation for its editorial independence.

Alongside the StyleZeitgeist website, Eugene publishes a widely read Substack and hosts the acclaimed StyleZeitgeist Podcast, featuring conversations with some of fashion’s most influential designers, thinkers and creatives.

In 2023, he also launched the StyleZeitgeist Academy, an online educational institution.

Eugene has contributed articles to the New York Times, the Financial Times, T Magazine China, Air Mail, the Business of Fashion, 032c, Arena Homme +, and Highsnobiety, among others. These include profiles, interviews, opinion pieces, cultural observations, exhibition and book reviews, and he taught criticism and fashion writing at Parsons, The New School for Design.

Tickets, priced 40e plus BF, will include a copy of Torn: Fashion and Postmodernism, and drinks from Guinness and Roe and Co.