Out is an American LGBTQ news, fashion, entertainment, and lifestyle magazine, with the highest circulation of any LGBTQ monthly publication in the United States. It presents itself in an editorial manner similar to Details, Esquire, and GQ.

Happy birthday PIN–UP. For our 15-year anniversary issue the theme is legacy. And who better to grace the cover than the legendary Frank O. Gehry, photographed by Buck Ellison. The second cover, photographed by Tanya and Zhenya Posternak, is dedicated to eight emerging firms who are building future legacies with bold moves: A+A+A, Agency—Agency, ALAO, ANY, Beyond the Built Environment, Minjae Kim, Sean Canty Studio, and Marsollier Villacorta LLC.

We expect copies to arrive end of July. 

FEATURING

FRANK GEHRY
The legend lets loose on his own legacy and discusses his current favorite project
Interview by Mimi Zeiger
Portraits by Buck Ellison

DORTE MANDRUP
The Danish architect renowned for her sustainable and site-specific approach to designing culturally-significant spaces
Interview by Jeppe Ugelvig
Portraits by Cecilie Lindegaard Jensen

FORMAFANTASMA
The Italian design duo melding the poetic and the analytic in their material investigations
Interview by Hans Ulrich Obrist
Portraits by Bea De Giacomo

30 OBJECTS
A survey to define design in the first two decades of the 21st century, curated by Felix Burrichter and Camille Okhio, with texts by Carson Chan, Tiffany Lambert, Hannah Martin, Camille Okhio, and Felix Burrichter.

PIN–UP COVER GALLERY
A reinterpretation of PIN–UP’s 15-year print legacy by artists, designers, and photographers including Grace Ahlbom, Marcelo Asekhame, Iwan Baan, Victor Barragán, Jean Guillaume Bastin, Jonathan Castro, Telfar Clemens, Faith Couch, Adrian Gaut, Davit Giorgadze, Rafik Greiss, Andre Herrero, Philippe Jarrigeon, Marcelo Krasilcic, Naho Kubota, Luke Libera Moore, Rosie Marks, Paul Mpagi Sepuya, Francesco Nazardo, Sarah Ortmeyer, Mary Ping, Tanya and Zhenya Posternak, Evelyn Pustka, Katja Rahlwes, Carlos Sáez, Scheltens Abbenes, Yang Shi, Wolfgang Tillmans, Torso, and Ferdinando Verderi.

15 YEARS OF PORTRAITS
A special gatefold with every person PIN–UP has ever photographed.

SHEILA LEVRANT DE BRETTEVILLE
The legendary artist, designer, and Yale professor under whose tutelage all of PIN–UP’s design directors studied
Interview by Erin Knutson
Portraits by Julika Rudelius

Also in the issue: An interview with artist Aria Dean; Natasha Stagg's take on Balenciaga’s new-yet-old couture HQ; Taylore Scarabelli on Instagram and how it is changing home decor; Huy Lemmey on the legacy of Philip Johnson and other bad gays; Drew Zeiba on archiving and obsolescence; Ted Barrow on a storied Beaux-Arts bank building in San Francisco; a book review on the relationship between race and Modern architecture; Mario Ballesteros on a 1940s ceramic hoax capturing Mexican identity anxiety; an anonymous Swiss inventor on his two-person sex machine; and so much more. And memes by Dank Lloyd Wright.

PLUS: A mini special on Milan!

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Wohnrevue 07—21 | Zeitlos |

Das Unvergängliche – das Zeitlose – zieht uns seit Jahrhunderten immer wieder in seinen Bann. Dazu zählen etwa Möbel, die während ihrer langen Lebensdauer eine wunderschöne Patina entwickeln und zu Erbstücken werden. Darüber sprachen wir mit @jensfager, der eine spannende Biographie sowie ein Gespür für langlebiges Design hat.
Natürlich muss für Kunst und Einrichtung auch die Kulisse stimmen: Die Architektur zweier Wohnhäuser, die wir porträtieren, lässt so manche Herzen höherschlagen. Ein architektonisches Bijou aus den späten 60er-Jahren, dem eine junge Familie frisches Leben eingehaucht hat, sowie das letzte von @herzogdemeurongebaute Einfamilienhaus in der Schweiz mit atemberaubender Architektur.
Passend zum Thema darf unsere Auswahl beliebter Uhrenmodelle nicht fehlen – und falls Sie auf der Suche nach zeitlosen Produkten sind, gibt es eine geballte Ladung Neuheiten in den Bereichen Badezimmer und Regale.

ON THE COVER – actor Tanner Buchanan stars in this summer’s blockbuster He’s All That, a reimagining of 1999’s coming-of-age epic, She’s All That. Tanner is in conversation with the film’s director Mark Waters (who was also responsible for Mean Girls…) and is photographed by Drew Jarrett and styled by Cece Liu.

Plus: Kenzo cover

Felipe Oliveira Baptista’s final collection for Kenzo is captured for posterity in all its colourful, oversize, spontaneous glory – shot by Szilveszter Makó in Milan.

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As Season 2 of Love, Victor hits Disney+, star Michael Cimino is shot by Michael Avedon in Los Angeles, and styled by Sharon Chitrit.

Netflix summer escape Outer Banks also returns for a second season, its lead Madelyn Cline chills out in the balmy LA air, and refreshes in a pool nestled in the Hollywood hills. While two posters, one by Walter Pfeiffer and one by Paul Jasmin, unfold gorgeously to adorn your forlorn walls.

And it wouldn’t be the HERO Summer Zine without sun-soaked, colour-filled, sea-salt enriched editorials – this year Yann Faucher and Steve Morriss capture the endless chill of summer, Malick Bodi plays football on the beach in Sardinia, Matt Kelly shares an archive of his black and white images of summer journeys, Akila Berjaoui shoots her boyfriend Swann Guerrault on a yacht around Hydra and Trevor Stones shoots surf vibes down under. Winter Vandenbrink and Paul Sinclaire take a stroll through the Tuileries in Paris, Jorge Perez Ortiz and Adrian Bernal spend a day at the coast and HERO editor in chief Fabien Kruszelnicki documents boys on bikes sitting (literally) on the edge of their seats, swerving between traffic and living each moment.

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A NEW ERA IN MENSWEAR
HERO has quickly become widely recognised as the most relevant, fashion-forward destination for a switched-on, intelligent and demanding readership.Fed up of ‘more of the same’, our audience revels in our fresh perspective.

FROM THE EDITORS
HERO is our antidote to the stuffy and over-thought cultural dryness that has gripped menswear publishing.We strive to make a magazine and website that are not afraid to be visually led and arresting – have beautiful photography, amazing fashion and great, informal interviews with actors, designers and friends – and for that to be something to celebrate and revel in.Our emphatic definition of the season is a joyously curated vision of what we love. No filler news pieces or fluff articles, just pure and bold statements. We are read by taste-making men in their twenties, thirties and forties who love fashion and culture, and want to be excited by it again.

THE MAGAZINE
With English, Chinese and Japanese versions and over 300 pages of beautifully printed fashion stories and interviews, HERO is collectible. It’s read, re-read and kept forever.October is our Winter/Spring edition, and April our Summer/Fall edition. This means we shoot a huge amount of new season before anyone else.The world has evolved, and our readers love to see fashion from the shows without waiting 6 months for other titles to catch up.Our approach to fashion is celebratory and zealous. Embracing the styling, foregrounding the clothes.

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Es wird eklig! Die Epilog nähert sich einem unangenehmen Begriff an: Kraft. Dem Gegenteil von Köpfchen! Oder? Dem Rohen, dem Plumpen! Wir machen uns auf die Suche nach dem Positiven in der Kraft: Wie sie bewegt, wie sie verändert. Wie entsteht ein politisches Momentum? Wie wirkt Anabolika? Finden wir sie, die post-ekelhafte Kraft? Dafür schicken wir den Diskurs in die Muckibude und schauen auf die Kräfte unserer Zeit: auf gesellschaftliche, psychische, physische, magische Kräfte, die brodeln, sich stauen und eruptieren unter der Oberfläche der Kultur, der Dinge, der Erdkruste. Wir schauen auf Muskelberge und unter Masken und holen Marmor vom Sockel. Eine Power-Ausgabe über die Kraft von Paketzusteller*innen, die Kraft von Wut und die Kraft von Pumpernickel.

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Die Epilog ist eine Zeitschrift für Fragen, Antworten, Pointen und überraschende Wendungen zur Gegenwartskultur.

Violet Book 15

And the Sky Was Made of Amethyst

— Courtney Love, Singer, Songwriter, Artist

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With the increasing popularity of pride parades, an upcoming gay Marvel superhero, and the astonishing mainstream success of RuPaul’s Drag Race, LGBTQ+ culture has never been closer to the surface. But there’s tension beneath the shimmery waves.

From romance in videogames and public toilets, to boldness in Young Adult fiction to Naples’ ancient third-gender community. Join us on a journey through the European LGBTQ+ landscape in all its colours.

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Odalisque Magazine Issue X SS21 - The Renaissance Issue. Created by partly a new team this issue marks a new beginning for the magazine. Get inspired by the latest runway looks and creative beauty editorials. Meet American Artist Khari Turner in a conversation with New York gallerist and Art Curator Destinee Ross-Sutton on what renaissance means to them. Find out what singing sensation Ava Max had to give up to reach her goals. And Johan Lindeberg is back as Creative Director at BLK DNM after some years away and he is ready to re-establish the brand as his own true self.

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Wenn die Stadt, die niemals schläft, sich eine grosse Dosis Melatonin eingeworfen hat und tatsächlich vor gähnender Menschenleere strotzt, wenn Menschen wochenlang angehalten werden, zwei Meter Abstand zu wahren, sich nicht zu berühren und ihr Lachen mit Masken zu verdecken, wenn du als Europäer in einem Land bist, in dem alle glauben, dass du dank Langstreckenflügen Corona hierhergebracht hast, wenn du so lange keinen Sex mehr hattest, dass du ihn nicht mehr vermisst, wenn du monatelang unrasiert und in Trainingshosen verbringst, weil du auf der Strasse so oder so niemanden antriffst – dann ist es denkbar schwer, Liebe zu finden. Oder doch nicht?

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This edition was made in São Paulo, Brazil. Here we met a random smattering of local guys from one of the world's biggest and queerest cities, with a diverse population and a vibrant gay scene. We introduce this city to you via its men, who you can get to know through a selection of intimate photography and personal storytelling.

There's really something special about Latin America, a certain openness and boldness that is unparalleled in the world. When we made our first visit to this region for our fifteenth issue in Bogotá, Colombia, it became our most naked issue ever. Then when we released our twenty-fourth issue, made in Guadalajara, Mexico, that issue took the nudity crown. And now, this issue in São Paulo has followed suit to become another very exposed edition. We always say that nudity is never essential for Elska, but it's always nice to see, and here in Brazil we see a lot, even a guy who whips it out in a public park! Oh the scandal!

Another common feature of our Latin American issues comes in the stories, which tend towards the romantic or dramatic, including a good amount of focus on love, longing, and sex. Each of the men were invited to write a story about anything at all form their lives, as long as it's something true, and it just happened that these were the subjects they gravitated towards, but not only… Some of the story highlights here include Murillo J's description of a Paulista nightclub, full of creativity and free-spiritedness, and how they tried to adapt it for the COVID era; Rodrigo K's ode to anime, especially its homoeroticism and how it helped him become who he is today; Bruno V's tale of his transition, including devastating setbacks in surgery as well as hope for the future; and Mike F's chronology on how he discovered his dream to become a dancer and how he made it happen.

Includes stories in English, Portuguese, and Spanish (all followed by English translations where applicable)

Features images of / stories from: Ciriaco V, Jaime S, Murillo J, Leo F, Rodrigo K, Bruno A, Mike F, Ale D, Alexie A, and Bruno V

We also recommend ordering the companion e-zine ‘Elska Ekstra São Paulo’, available separately or as part of the ‘Bundle’, to get loads more content. This includes behind the scenes tales, outtakes, extra stories, and five extra Brazilian boys: Rosa S, Kevem M, Henrique X, Yohan, and João F; plus three more guys from our ‘Elska Dehors’ feature

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Welcome to Elska, a project about sharing the bodies and voices of guys we meet all over the world. Referred to by The Advocate as ‘probably the nicest, most sincere magazine to have ever been created’ and also described as ‘part intellectual queer pin-up mag and part sexy anthropology journal’, you won’t find celebrity gossip, models, or lifestyle tips here. Instead come travel along with us get to know a diverse cross-section of queer boys everywhere through intimate photography and personal storytelling

This edition was made in Dublin, Ireland. Here we met a smattering of local guys from one of Europe's most historic cities and also one of its most up-and-coming, with a population that is becoming more and more diverse and an LGBTQ community that is becoming more and more vibrant. We introduce this city to you via its men, who you can get to know through a selection of intimate photography and personal storytelling.

Shot during a unique summertime lull within the COVID-19 pandemic, when Ireland was growing cautiously optimistic, this is one of our most cheerful issues. The outdoor images reveal a lot more sunshine than the Irish climate typically allows, and a real sense of warmth extends to the indoor images, which reveal much more intimacy, including nudity, than we expected to come from this nation. The stories as well are rather light, including topics such as meeting men on beer-fueled nights out, getting excited over Adele concerts, hooking up with ‘straight’ boys in cars, and even finding something positive to come out of the pandemic.

Here at Elska we love to visit places that fill our minds with preconceptions and then attempt to break the stereotypes - in this way our Dublin issue may be one of the most surprising, full of sun, sex, freedom and hope from a country that we thought would be much more conservative and well, a bit damp. It's a great issue to mark what may hopefully be the end of the COVID-19 era, and something to get us dreaming about a future holiday to Ireland someday soon.

Includes stories in English, Irish, Polish, and Portuguese (all followed by English translations where applicable)

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Welcome to Elska, a project about sharing the bodies and voices of guys we meet all over the world. Referred to by The Advocate as ‘probably the nicest, most sincere magazine to have ever been created’ and also described as ‘part intellectual queer pin-up mag and part sexy anthropology journal’, you won’t find celebrity gossip, models, or lifestyle tips here. Instead come travel along with us get to know a diverse cross-section of queer boys everywhere through intimate photography and personal storytelling

Highenergy. A Magazine by Highsnobiety.

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Allure is an American women's magazine focused on beauty, published monthly by Condé Nast in New York City. It was founded in 1991 by Linda Wells.

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The July/August 2021 issue of Frame explores how design can help to combat the housing crisis.

Reporting From

What do an NFT house and a homeless encampment have in common? Mimi Zeiger explores the correlation from her own home base in Los Angeles. Angus Donald Campbell, in his turn, examines the complexity and contradiction of Johannesburg as a recipe for urban renewal.

Business of Design

How retirees can help revive urban centres. The rise of the ‘third space’ between home and office. Why hotels should refocus on sleep. The secret to the success of Chinese department stores. How the members’ club concept found renewed relevance.

In Practice

Baranowitz & Goldberg on bringing a foreign flavour to Israel. R8 Property on a people-centric approach to sustainability. Linda Morey-Burrows on why the open office is unbeatable. Neha Singh on upping the engagement of e-commerce.

Spaces

Why interiors are returning to the paleolithic period. The spaces helping retail put its flexible foot forward. How family members’ clubs are coming of age.

Living Lab
The shortage of adequate and affordable housing has become a global issue that needs to be tackled on many levels. There’s no one-size-fits-all solution, but what about solutions that adapt their size to fit all? Which new technologies could help us build faster than we ever have before? And what types of materials could help us pave the way?

The Challenge

In the lead up to each issue, we challenge emerging designers to respond to the Frame Lab theme with a forward-looking concept. Space-poor cities worldwide are dealing with insufficient affordable and social housing: a problem that calls for alternative and innovative solutions to the way that our living spaces are designed, constructed, managed and regulated. We asked three creative practices to share their ideas.

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Portable, crafted, tech-driven: a selection of the latest furnishings. Highlights from Milano Design City. Pearson Lloyd elevates the stairlift.

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Established in 1997, FRAME is the world’s leading media brand for interior-design professionals.

VISION
Our vision is that meaningful spaces enable people to work, shop, relax and live better, making them happier and healthier.

MISSION
It's our mission to empower spatial excellence by connecting talented designers to visionary clients and the best makers.

FRAME's media channels serve as unique sources for novel approaches to the use of colour and material in designing objects and spaces that lead to meaningful experiences. 

It’s time to make it happen! Our June/July issue digs into the people and brands doing things differently, plus new ways to make money and big opportunities to get into right now.

In this issue:

• A special guide to hustling hard

• Big ideas, inspiration and opportunities

• The money in male beauty

• How to grow a vertical farm

• Inside the end-of-life economy

• Roller-skating in Hong Kong

...and more.

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Courier reports on modern business and startup culture from our headquarters in east London on topics from around the world. Launched in 2013, we are stocked in over 350 outlets in London and are increasingly available in locations around the UK and internationally. We reach 80,000 readers across the world with our print edition. We also work with a range of brands big and small to help them better understand the impact startup culture has on their business. We produce strategy and insights and a range of creative materials including brand content, films, identity and digital products.

Welcome to the Travel issue of The Rake. With Covid restrictions in various parts of the world finally being eased, an issue of The Rake dedicated to the subject of getting away feels long overdue. From articles on Slim Aarons, the Fari Islands, Vilebrequin, Mustique and Extreme E, all kicked off by the extraordinary Mads Mikkelsen on the cover, it is an issue packed with adventure and pushed boundaries, designed to uplift and inspire our dormant machinations.

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Talking with Kevin Abstract, Shawn Mendes covers our Summer 21 issue.

“I still struggle with trying to fit into the shoes of who I believe ‘Shawn Mendes’ should be…at some point along the line, my expectations and my standard of who I should be, the music I should make, and the way I should look, became so high that no matter what I did and no matter how hard I was trying with my music, I couldn’t fit those shoes. If I even struggle to [live up to] what I think I should be, I definitely don’t want to make it harder for the 14-year-old kid in Canada to be who they are.”

At 14-years-old, he taught himself how to play the guitar at home in his native Toronto. By 15, he was on social media app Vine, amassing over half a billion views before its subsequent close quickly chucked him headfirst into the spotlight – blissfully ambitious and unprepared for what fame could throw at him. But unlike other pop stars with a following as big as him, each time he delves into his past, the narrative isn’t the same polished, pre-packaged tale churned out and chewed over by the mouths of many. Mendes undoubtedly radiates in his ability to be honest, repeatedly delving deeper and deeper into the crippling anxieties and struggles he’s faced as one of the biggest pop stars of our generation. Perhaps because underneath it all, Mendes is still just a small-town boy from Canada who willingly gave over his heart to music.

Ahead of eagerly awaited new music and a rumoured global tour, Mendes covers our summer issue delving into everything from crippling self-pressures to unrealistic expectations. In a refreshingly frank and sincere conversation, Mendes opens up to Kevin Abstract on everything from comparison culture to the power of therapy, and how he struggles to live up to the idealistic projection of his own image.

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Wonderland Magazine is an international, independently published magazine offering a unique perspective on the best new and established talent across all popular culture: fashion, film, music and art. We entertain, challenge and inform both men and women with editorial and fashion shot by the most in-demand photographers working today – we want to represent the positive and the playful elements of the fashion industry. We’re about inspiring, rather than dictating to our readers.

There are three covers of Luncheon no.11. The first cover features an illustration by Tomi Ungerer taken from his book 'Zeralda's Ogre' published in 1970. Inside the magazine his works run through the issue with an introduction by his daughter Aria Ungerer. The second cover is a photograph by Nadine Ijewere, styled by Nathan Klein taken from their story 'Materials, Matter and Minerals'. The third cover by Paolo Roversi is a photograph of a coffee pot, gifted to him by and once belonging to the artist June Leaf and her husband Robert Frank. Inside is a portfolio of photographs of June by Paolo and a conversation between the two friends.

Within the issue is a portfolio of pages supporting chefs and restaurants at this continuously challenging time, along with features on artists, writers, photographers and chefs, among them Judy Blame, Bobby Baker, Earlie Hudnall, Jr., Rahim Fortune, Rita Keegan, Tin Gao, Giles Deacon, Margot Henderson, Nabil Nahas, Vaquera, Katie Burnett, Paul Kooiker and Markus Lüpertz.

We expect copies to arrive mid-July. Please note that covers ship out randomly for pre-orders.

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LUNCHEON is an independent cultural magazine mixing art, fashion and food. Free spirited in its content this biannual magazine offers readers a generous feast for the eyes and the mind. The essence of conversations over lunch is at its core and each issue is constructed as if a menu. Over the lunch table, the magazine brings together different generations who share opinions, stories and memories, offering us an insight into their unique cultural contributions. 

ELLE DECORATION ist das führende Highend-Interior Magazin. ELLE DECORATION ist elegant, modern und stilbewusst, zeigt die schönsten Einrichtungsstile und –Trends rund um den Globus und wie man sie zu sich nach Hause bringt.

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