500+ page hard-backed magazine.

The debut issue of Perfect˙ magazine, a luxurious and comprehensive collection of fashion imagery by the most innovative image-makers from around the world. Offering a youthful and optimistic outlook on the contemporary cultural landscape, this landmark publication includes a flexi disc by one of the musical artists featured in the issue. Hsien Ching front cover.

Ships end of April

Seth Rogen's high hopes: Inside his supergood lockdown

GQ magazine (formerly known as Gentleman’s Quarterly) is the modern man’s guide to all the things he wants to know, do, or worry about, from fashion suggestions, politics, culture, the latest gadgets on the market, sports, news, reviews, and interviews with the most intriguing celebrities around, as well as some sexy photoshoots with some of the world’s most beautiful women. It is the man’s monthly lifestyle magazine for the modern professional man with taste: his preoccupations are varied, and GQ deals with all of them.

Vogue UK May 2021

Thandiwe Newton Covers The May Issue Of British Vogue

Vogue Italia Apr. 2021 

Demi Moore is the Cover Star of Vogue Italia April 2021 Issue

Italian Vogue teams up with designer Kim Jones for their Many Friends edition

Chapter One.

Immer mehr Menschen schätzen das kulturelle Angebot der Stadt, können aber auch ohne eine gewisse Nähe zur Natur nur schwer leben. Die Gegensätzlichkeit und räumliche Trennung von Stadt und Land lösen daher oftmals inneren Zwiespalt aus.
Wo leben wir und wo werden wir leben? Zwei Fragen, die mehr beleuchten als den reinen Wohnort. Für MORA Magazine Chapter One begeben wir uns tief in den urbanen Dschungel und machen Ausflüge ins Grüne. Wir hinterfragen unsere Verbindung zur Natur und die Weise, wie wir uns ernähren. Wir wagen den Blick in die Zukunft und beschäftigen uns mit Nachhaltigkeit. Wir flüchten in Idyllen und Kunstwelten.

Wir sind MORA. Wir sind das neue Magazin aus Berlin. Wir sind Print. Wir sind Schönheit, Kunst, Mode, Musik und vor allem entschleunigter Journalismus. Wir sind Modemagazin, Fotobuch und Zeitung. Wir brechen Genres auf und mit Vorurteilen.

VMAN 46 “REIGNING HOLLYWOOD ROYALTY” EWAN MCGREGOR

From his breakthrough role in Trainspotting to playing an intergalactic Jedi master in Star Wars to his Golden Globe-winning role in Fargo, the multifaceted actor for years has dominated every screen he appears on and has cemented his place as Hollywood royalty. Yet his upcoming role as fashion legend Halston is his most thrilling transformation yet. Photographed by Damon Baker and styled by Nicola Formichetti, McGregor solidifies his place as Hollywood reigning royalty covering VMAN’s SPRING/SUMMER 2021 issue!

Man About Town, Spring 2021, Chapter I

Ships beginning of May.

Paper becomes our stage: with the new issue, we give a platform to arts and culture. Inspired by classic theater, glamourous operas, avantgarde ballet, experimental cinema and music, we merged beauty with art.
A visual fest, with aesthetics ranging from velvety glam to abstract modulations, minimalistic styles and exaggerated productions.

With musicians like Poppy, actors like Emilia Schüle, performers like Miss Fame, influencers like Caro Daur and Lorena and characters like Lochie Stonehouse, entertainers like Slava Polunin, we curated a sparkling cast – captured by by TUSH’s editor in chief Armin Morbach and international renowned creators like Domen & Van de Velde, Ruo Bing Li plus emerging newcomers like Lissy Gollnik and Charlotte Krieger with editorial direction by Laura Dunkelmann.

But TUSH 48 isn’t highlighting on-stage action only: make-up artists like Marie Dausell and Marla Belt, hairstylists like Charlie Le Mindu and Stelli and stylists like Laurent Dombrowicz and designer Kevin Germanier are impressively displaying their creative vision within TUSH as well. Deepened by written stories, we covered the full spectrum of art and beauty – dramatic, exciting, modern and entertaining.

L'Etiquette #6 

VERSION FRANÇAISE

Le guide de l'élégance masculine

C’est un magazine de mode différent.
Moins fashion, plus concernant. Moins superfi ciel, plus excitant.
Construit comme un véritable guide, à la fois pédagogique et ludique, il recensera les tendances style de l’année.
Il aidera ainsi les hommes, de plus en plus intéressés par la mode, à s’habiller au quotidien, sans jamais devenir des fashion victims.

Crotch – Issue 5

Crotch Magazine 236 pages. (ITS A BUMPER ISSUE! Bigger then last time!)

Underwear and swimwear, on beautiful men, featuring their bodies and sexual liberation.

Warning. This magazine contains nudity.

V Magazine #129

Doja Cat graces the cover of V129—our new SS21 issue!  Along with this fantastical envisioning of the shape-shifting star—created by renowned photographer Steven Klein and artist Jason Ebeyer—is a conversation between Doja and fellow musician SZA, in which our cover star discusses what ignites her passions, her stratospheric rise to the top of pop, and her forthcoming album Planet Her. 

The 'Best Performances' Issue by Juergen Teller

Novella is an annual-ish publication on fashion and an accompanying collection of fashion-adjacent items. Informed by the “compact and pointed plot” structure of the traditional novella, each collection and magazine attempts to weave a compelling narrative within the bounds of text and textiles.

In this first issue, we have asked contributors to take stock of their material world as it relates to fashion and romance. Within the following pages you will find an inventory of our research, artifacts, and reflections on these themes, ranging from insights into the use of apparel within romance fiction, clothing and compatibility within relationships, as well as reflections on the cultural symbolism of the wedding dress and the nostalgia of clothing from a not-too-distant past.

Novella Issue No.1, Romance measures 6” x 8.5”, with 136 pages, a pink softcover with otabind binding, and is offset printed in black and white with a color image gallery in the center. Front and back cover feature the editor’s letter, while the inner front flap features a tearaway bookmark that acts as a secondary table of contents to accompany the reader throughout the book.

21.59 × 15.24 cm, Softcover, 2020,

Pop Magazine – Issue 44

Spring/Summer 2021

A magazine for the generations of genuinely chic women and men who understand that fashion is a wonderful prism through which so much of contemporary creativity and cultural change is refracted. We’re living in a time of a new world order with fashion as a vibrant language. These are the days of POP.

Vogue Paris Avril. 2021

Dans ce numéro d'avril 2021 où le Mexique et ses richesses sont sublimés, le mannequin Nora Attal est en couverture du nouveau Vogue Paris dans une série mode aux couleurs flamboyantes qui invite à l'évasion.

9 – Culture of Critique

A conversation on fashion criticism and its numerous contemporary forms. Featuring Robin Givhan, Steve Oklyn and Vanessa Friedman in a text conversation, and Agnès B., Ann Demeulemeester, Fidan Novruzova, Gauntlett Cheng, Hermès, Kwaidan Editions, Ligia Dias, Miu Miu, Myrza de Muynck, Proenza Schouler, René Scheibenbauer, Robert Wun, Susan Cianciolo, Takahiromiyashita The Soloist, Telfar, Uma Wang, Undercover, Vacquera, Wali Mohammed Barrech and Ziggy Chen in a visual conversation.

Heroine 14: Instinct

See. Feel. Hear. React. In uncertain times, trust your gut, your judgement. Intuit your path, divine your future in real time. ⁠

Artists, designers, photographers, activists. Voices, stories, powerful ideas.⁠

Elsemarie Riis – photographed by Robbie Fimmano and styled by Miguel Enamorado

In anticipation of his upcoming retrospective at The Whitney Museum we speak to renowned photographer Dawoud Bey about his ever-contemporary vision of America; the show is one of the largest surveys of a living Black photographer in US history.

Filmmaker and model Jari Jones is in-conversation with American model Ebonee Davis. Both prominent voices advocating change and equality, the pair discuss becoming an activist out of necessity: “If I want to wear my hair natural, it’s activism. So hell, give ‘em activism!” – and how taking control of your image is freedom.

Ambush co-founder Yoon Anh tells us about her ambitions to create a modern maison that reflects today’s current climate – “Ambush feels like it’s in a stage of jazz music right now because I’m doing things in an impromptu fashion, my feelings dictate right off the bat”.

Using lockdown as an opportunity to write a new solo album and connect with fans online, legendary musician Gail Ann Dorsey reflects on how she dropped everything to record and tour with David Bowie, in a feature shot by Michael Avedon.

Unpicking her current online exhibition running at White Cube, British artist Rachel Kneebone takes us through her instinctual creative process – the magic of embracing volatile transformation.

Plus: Legendary photographer Ari Marcopoulos’ latest instalment of CHAOS, a unique zine collaboration only found in the pages of HEROINE, Benjamin Hampson and Peghah Maleknejad's ethereal story Eudaimonia, Antonio Mingot and Paolo Zagoreo's The Sitting, and Vasily Agrenenko and Inês Bizarro's De/Construction.

AnOther Spring/Summer 2021

New love, old flames
The 20th anniversary issue of AnOther Magazine is a love letter to fashion starring:
Rei Kawakubo, Sarah Burton and Pierpaolo Piccioli
And in conversation:
Virgil Abloh x Shayne Oliver
Adwoa Aboah x Jeremy O Harris
Olivier Rousteing x Christine & the Queens
Haider Ackermann x Tilda Swinton
Dries Van Noten x Sterling Ruby
Kim Jones guest edits Document
Julien Dosenna curates David Hockney with Edith Devaney
New obsessions ... long-burning love affairs set over 500 pages …

10 Men – Spring/Summer 2021

Introducing the brand new issue of 10 Men – NO PLACE, LIKE, HOME. They say home is where the heart is, and after a year of being trapped in our humble abodes, Issue 53 of 10 Men is all about the places which bring us peace and harmony – as told by 10 Men's contributors.

In this issue we celebrate this idea of home with a new interiors section, Inside 10. It gives us our very own through-the-key-hole moments. Rick Owens photographed his home in Concordia sulla Secchia, Italy, which he describes as his most perfected interior. We also asked Mr Armani to take a picture of his favourite view and tasked eight designers to show us their favourite things in their homes and studios.

There really is no place like home, and the fashion in this issue is also a discussion of that theme. Our contributors expressed this, celebrating the worlds that are so special to them. Home is a place filled with the people we love. It’s the people we share it with that make it all the more treasured and special.

April 2021 Global Interiors Issue of Wallpaper*

Welcome to our annual Global Interiors issue. Good design can enable, inspire and elevate our lives. This has been magnified over the last year, as circumstances have required us to stay at home, with more opportunity than ever to contemplate the stuff that surrounds us. Marking a year since the pandemic turned the world upside down, this Global Interiors issue salutes the design pieces that have brightened our days, and the luminous talents behind them.

We’ve broadened the scope of our headline interiors story, featuring designs from six continents, rather than focusing on six specific countries as we did in previous years. Our head of interiors Olly Mason worked with Berlin design studio Form & Rausch to create a visual feast, setting standout furniture pieces against escapist backdrops that are modern while rooted in geographical context.

We also bring you a trio of midcentury Californian homes that have been given a new lease of life. In Malibu, Kelly Wearstler transformed a long-neglected beach house with an illustrious pedigree into a striking surf shack. In Los Angeles, meanwhile, just below the Hollywood sign, Studio Shamshiri’s take on the former home of Robert Kennard (a leading Black architect of his generation) is an exercise in thoughtful luxury. Nearby, we revisit John Lautner’s Garcia House, an icon of American architectural history that was featured in Wallpaper’s January 2009 issue (W*118). Owners John McIlwee and Bill Damaschke, architects Marmol Radziner, interior designer Darren Brown and environmental designer John Sharp offer us a masterclass in sensitive reinvention, presented over 12 pages and also starring on our newsstand cover.

Further alluring homes in the issue include a converted barn in Norfolk, by London-based 31/44 Architects, and a family home in the Hamptons that pays homage to the area’s farmhouses, by New York’s Young Projects.

We call on three visionaries who have changed architecture in very different ways. In a conversation with our architecture editor Ellie Stathaki, Rem Koolhaasdiscusses Boompjes, his first commission for Rotterdam and an early expression of his now-famous vision for urban living. ‘Towers are the expression of capitalism and slabs are the main expression of socialism. In the 1980s, it was very interesting to try and create a hybrid shape,’ he says.

We take a deep dive into the work of Anupama Kundoo, which is at once elegant, resourceful, environmentally sound, and celebratory of local knowledge. Above all, she believes that architecture should be a conduit to happiness: ‘There is no other aim: to be alive is to be happy.’

And we look back on the career of Italian postmodernist master Paolo Portoghesi, a creator of Baroque-inspired buildings and advocate for the first Venice Architecture Biennale. Going against the currents of his era, he championed ‘a bit of noise and colour in architecture’, a call for greater creative freedom that has proven prescient when we consider the plurality of contemporary architecture.

As 2021 gathers momentum and optimism, this is a timely celebration of design. We hope you enjoy the issue!

Sarah Douglas
Editor-in-Chief

Vogue USA March. 2021

With Gigi

Holiday – Issue 387 (Ethiopia)

Spring/ Summer 2021

The Ethiopia Issue

After a trip to Saint Petersburg, Holiday magazine heads for Ethiopia. Photographers Sean Thomas, Paul Kooiker, Matthieu Salvaing, Quentin de Briey, Krisztián Éder, Douglas Irvine and Oliver Hadlee Pearch offer unique visions of the land of 13 months of sunshine and its people, while Karim Sadli captures the elegance of the Ethiopian model Liya Kebede, founder of the fashion foundation Lemlem.

On the writing front, French novelist Oscar Coop-Phane goes on his first-very memorable-journey to the Horn of Africa; Ethiopian writer Gabriella Ghermandi writes about her return to a country she left when she was 14; Nicolas Zeisler digs up the story of Lucy's discovery; Bridget Cleary investigates the links between Ethiopia and the Rastafaris; Jean-Christophe Collin tells us about the extraordinary Dibaba family; Mariam Senna Asfa Wossen, the granddaughter of Emperor Haile Selassie, walks us down memory lane; and American writer Thomas Chatterton Williams meets Olivier Rousteing for a deep conversation about race, origins and more.

Hero 25: Kinetic

Craig Green’s Spring Summer 21

468 looks by British designer Craig Green have walked the runway since January 2013, building a compelling narrative around one of the most exciting voices in menswear to emerge during the past decade. His work sits as effortlessly on catwalks as in museums’ permanent collections, and on actors in Hollywood blockbusters. Green speaks with writer Simon Chilvers to un-pick the recurring motifs that permeate his work, and about the legacy he is building. Shot by Fabien Kruszelnicki with fashion by Steve Morriss.

Ryan García - Boxing’s New Legend

“I feel a beat to boxing, I feel a rhythm to boxing, I understand the different timings, the different movements. I can see things before they happen.”

21 FIGHTS. 21 WINS. 18 BY KO. US boxing’s generational talent Ryan García is the future of boxing. Five years since turning pro, we sit down with the boy from Victorville, CA, primed to dominate the sport like few have – photographed by Danielle Levitt in Los Angeles.

Also in this issue:

“I was just constantly bowled over by the way the show resonated with people,” says Omari Douglas of his unforgettable screen debut in Channel 4’s hit series It’s a Sin as an openly gay Black man living out his youth in the shadow of Britain's HIV/AIDS epidemic – a role that resonated with many and forced Douglas to confront his own experiences.

Electronic music pioneer Richie Hawtin talks tapping into the subconscious for his recent Prada collaborations with Raf Simons and Miuccia Prada – “aesthetic is the way we can communicate to each other, that’s the common language.”

Sons of Raphael frontman Ronnel Raphael writes an exclusive piece documenting the ambitious recording of the band's debut record, Full-Throated Messianic Homage – “the greatest record ever made in the world” – while Ned Green, frontman of British band Legsss contributes an exclusive short story titled Some Paradise.

HERO deputy editor Alex James Taylor unpicks the time-altering powers of elite athletes, and Dr Grant Blank guides us through the errors in the UK's internet infrastructure that cause social inequality in our recurring Notes on Time feature.

We bring you an exclusive preview of Fendi’s Fall/Winter 21 collection, and introduce designer Kaushik Valendra, whose felt-blasted moulded pieces work like armour, guiding the wearer’s muscular frame towards a heightened sense of confidence and strength.

Plus: Jeff Bark and John Vertin crank up the tempo in All That Jazz, Joe Cruz and Peghah Maleknejad’s saturate colours and energy with Bounce Back, and over 270 pages of fashion and interviews including Lasse Dearman and Caroline Clante’s pictures of Celine Homme by Hedi Slimane SS21 Leonardo Veloce and Davey Sutton’s Portrait of You, John Balsom and James Sleaford’s The Studio and Alex John Beck and Ellen Mirck present Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello, shot on the streets of Milan.