L’OFFICIEL IBIZA catches up with the Italian techno DJ as he closes out a sell-out summer series at Amnesia.

L’OFFICIEL IBIZA meets the man behind the menu.

Pause your Netflix subscription! L’OFFICIEL IBIZA columnist - and movie actor - Nathalie Kelley takes a stand for her creative community.

The fabled beach restaurant whose menu has put Cala Molí on the map.

How an unassuming storefront in Ibiza Town’s La Marina district became Ibiza’s hippest address.

How a Dutch emigrée created a raw and rustic hideout deep in Ibiza's northern forests.

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.

A starlit night on the southern sands with Afrosideral and Chabeli

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 first print cover in a series of three for L’OFFICIEL IBIZA’s second issue is the artwork LUNA LLENA, an homage to the work of the seminal French artist Yves Uro. Uro came to define the image of nightlife in Ibiza during the heady days of the 1970s and ‘80s, when his avant garde club poster designs for the likes of Ku, Glory’s and Pacha became a calling card for Ibiza’s hedonistic party scene. 

Catherine Uro's exclusive letter to her brother introduces this remarkable issue.

Welcome to the second print issue of L’OFFICIEL IBIZA, in which we explore themes of identity and evolution on an island which - for thousands of years - has been the mother of all reinvention. As Ibiza once more recasts itself in a new light, editor at large Maya Boyd uncovers a shapeshifting Mediterranean bolthole in constant flux.