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Ubikwist – Issue 11
Regular price SFr. 23.00 Save SFr. -23.00Ubikwist Issue 11- Expose Issue-Press Release
Guest Editor: Euzhan Palcy
After 10 issues and a global pandemic that altered the world, we’ve managed to launch a brand new issue – Expose. This latest edition of Ubikwist assembles a wide variety of activists, cultural luminaries, and artists from fashion, film, art and music, chronicling their respective journeys, heartfelt art forms, and 2020 in their own words. Amidst a health crisis, we adhered to mandatory safety precautions in conducting our interviews, capturing the beautiful images found in these pages. We had the pleasure to collaborate with the trailblazer, director, producer Euzhan Palcy as our first guest editor.
The first year of the decade exposed us to a wide variety of events: a country more deeply divided continuous merciless police killings of Black people, Black America’s rally cry for egalitarianism, a tumultuous political climate, and the implications of COVID-19. The conversation is shifting and we feel a sense of responsibility and obligation to not only contribute to the dialogue but initiate a deeper analysis of it. The fascinating paradox of art lies in its ability to alert our moral conscience while serving as a medium of escapism. Expose perfectly embodies that.
Professor Angela Davis and Kendrick Sampson lead the dialogue on civil disobedience, the new America, and what’s next. Talent giants Euzhan Palcy, Ruth Carter, Andrew Dosunmu open up about how they overcame obstacles along the way. Atlanta-based artist Codi Maddox is unfiltered in her disdain for gentrification and the systemic racism that is sweeping our big cities. Fashion’s newest it-girl Angeer Amol shares how TikTok landed her on the glossy pages of fashion. Other prominent features include Art Comes First, Assa Traoré, Baroness Valerie Amos, Gianni Lee, Mathieu Bitton, Mounia Orosemane, Danny Lyon, and Sean Waltrous. Rainbow Blonde Records, an independent label by artists, for artists is compelling in their unwavering belief in why art comes first. What makes this version of Ubikwist a particularly special one is how we’ve combined a broad range of ideas and works into a powerful message – that our experiences matter.
With every issue, we strive to capture the cultural climate of what’s relevant and necessary. Expose highlights 2020 in a unique way that intertwines dynamic art forms, triumphs, truth, and the profound personal stories of people. To produce this issue has been very challenging work, and we hope you are inspired by the diverse representations, collaborations, and activism as we look into the new year.
Sorbet – Issue 30
Regular price SFr. 32.00 Save SFr. -32.00Sorbet - Winter 2020/21, Issue 30
Sorbet’s Winter 2020/21 issue is a few parts dirty, a few parts 30, and most parts, a party to mark our milestone 30th issue, and celebrate the end of 2020. We talk to celebrity event planners about how to downscale in size but upscale in style; we bring you stories from the most monumental parties in history; we celebrate men in dresses; and provide a menu fit for a 30th bash, designed by our dear friend Michelin-starred chef Yannick Alléno. We shot a house party in Jeddah with Gucci and Saudi songstress Tamtam, a beach party in the Emirates, a party in the jungle with Chanel, and a hundred balloons with Bottega Veneta. And would you even believe it, our cover star Monica Bellucci first stepped off runways and onto the silver screen 30 years ago. For this celebratory issue, master photographer Ellen Von Unwerth captures the Italian actress as Madonna in her most iconic video, ‘Material Girl,’ surrounded by sparkling rocks and strapping lads. Mamma mia!
Vogue Italia – Issue 843
Regular price SFr. 18.90 Save SFr. -18.90The Hero Winter Annual 2020
Regular price SFr. 23.00 Save SFr. -23.00The HERO Winter Annual 2020
The HERO Winter Annual 2020 is OUT NOW – featuring Royal Ballet principal dancer MATTHEW BELL on the cover, in conversation with renowned artistic director PAUL LIGHTFOOT.
Inside – legendary British photographer DON McCULLIN retraces his steps, having spent the last seven decades capturing myriad conflicts around the world, and documenting those overlooked in society with a unique sense of understanding and empathy.
Art duo MICHAEL ELMGREEN and INGAR DRAGSET explore how public spaces and physical relationships are shifting – and how their site-specific installations encourage such dialogue.
HANS ULRICH OBRIST is in conversation with artist SARAH SZE on her groundbreaking installation pieces blending narratives of physical, digital, reality and memory.
One of the UK’s most respected and accomplished actors, writers and directors, SIMON McBURNEY, is in conversation with JOSH O’CONNOR – whose experience with one of McBurney’s plays proved a defining moment for the actor.
Having recently landed major roles as Barack Obama and Malcolm X, North London-born actor KINGSLEY BEN-ADIR talks about his own ambitious path. While NICHOLAS GALITZINE talks to actor and friend GIDEON ADLON about his latest role as this generation’s Prince Charming in the much-anticipated new adaption of Cinderella.
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.
Numéro Homme Berlin – Issue 13
Regular price SFr. 17.00 Save SFr. -17.00Numéro Homme Berlin #13
16 different covers. Covers ship randomly.
Weight: 3.8 kg
Numéro Berlin ist die Plattform und Spiegel eines neuen deutschen Stils und einer ambitionierten kreativen Generation, die Kunst, Kultur und Mode neu denkt und gestaltet. Diese wollen wir in all ihren Formen national und international transportieren. Indem Numéro die Kraft des Bildes und der Worte zusammenfügt, erschafft das Magazin eine neue Sprache – inszeniert von den talentiertesten und besten Autoren und Fotografen der Welt.
Ansinth – Issue 5
Regular price SFr. 21.00 Save SFr. -21.00ANSINTH celebrates visual experimentation. It is raw, visceral, subversive, fashion-forward, bold and unafraid.
ANSINTH is bi-annual, featuring a mix of men’s and women’s fashion. The magazine works with photographers, stylists and designers who are pushing fashion and photography forward; it is a highly-covetable, collectable and thick, thread-sewn, book-like object.
Wonderland – Winter 20
Regular price SFr. 22.00 Save SFr. -22.00Hot Hot Hot! – Issue 2
Regular price SFr. 26.00 Sale price SFr. 18.00 Save SFr. 8.00Let's Panic – Issue 4
Regular price SFr. 29.00 Sale price SFr. 15.00 Save SFr. 14.00Let’s Panic beauty is all about innovation. Our Hair and Make Up collaborators are passionate about using the latest products and techniques to demonstrate the boundless possibilities of their medium.
Let’s Panic fashion stories are firmly rooted in the industry as art aesthetic. We work with photographers and stylists who push boundaries to highlight the creative accomplishments of the best contemporary designers.
Collaboration is at the heart of the Let’s Panic mission. We seek out the exciting artists in every field. Their energy fuels our creative spirit. The freedom and the closeness of our process has lead to an ever growing family atmosphere where our collaborators become ambassadors.
Every issue of Let’s Panic has a feature on Polaroid photographs. Using the platform of this beloved film gives us a further element of continuity and is an amazing demonstration of the individuality of artist working with the same materials.
We pride ourselves on our tireless search for inspiration. Our archives are the fruits of our labor. Let’s Panic unearths the seldom seen gems that serve as sources for the best in contemporary art, fashion and publishing.
Let’s Panic is fundamentally connected to the art world. We show new work by established artists and those about to break into the public consciousness.
With each new edition we include and independent supplement created by one of our great collaborators. It’s an exciting extra that is a work of art in its own right.
In this issue:
Contributors: Mark Borthwick, Derek Cianfrance, Larry Clark, Charlotte Cotton, Sarah Crowner, Brian Degraw, Lou Doillon, Leo Fitzpatrick, Patrick Fox, Rila Fukushima, Jim Goldberg, Ethan James Green, Eliot Greenwald, Katy Diamond Hamer, Nick Haymes, Drew Jarrett, Greg Kadel, Mel Kadel, Rosy Keyser, Rozenn Le Gall, Just Loomis, Suffo Moncloa, Charlotte Kemp Muhl, Chloe O’Niell, Sean Pablo, Shannon Plumb, Bob Recine, Rene Ricard, Joe Roberts, Lola Montes Schnabel, Chloë Sevigny, Davide Sorrenti, Vanina Sorrenti, Joel Sternfeld, William Strobeck, Spencer Sweeney, Guinevere Van Seenus, Yelena Yemchuk, Olivier Zahm’.
Fucking Young! – Issue 17
Regular price SFr. 24.00 Save SFr. -24.00We have created this number as if it were a cookbook. Recipes that we hope you can make happy from around the world. From Indonesian Home Fried Chicken with Sambal by Rapper Rich Brian, fronting the cover shot by Hengyi Liang, to Pierre Serrao’s, Co-founder and Chief at Ghetto Gastro, plant-based Seared Avocado and Salad to keep us on pace.
“Food is sex. Food is injustice. Food is insecurity. Food is security. Food is dialogue, it is even a confrontation of ideas. Food is memory” explains Adriano Batista in his Editor’s Note.
This issue encompasses an extensive range of subjects from veganism to the time Paris ate its Zoo. Ghetto Gastro, Etienne Russo, along with designers Emily Bode, Masahiro Ino of Doublet, Mats Rombaut, and Priya Ahluwalia all join in on the conversation and share some of their favorite recipes!
Many thanks to our featured photographers this issue: Arne Grugel, Boris Camaca, Boris Ovini, Dennis Tejero, Hengyi Liang, Jan Hoek, Kapturing, Lelanie Foster, Louise Reinke, Marc Medina, Marcus Cooper, Michiel Meewis, Tom Kneller, Sierra Nallo, Simone Steenberg, Stephen Lyne, and Yumiko Utsu.
Poster Boy – Issue 1
Regular price SFr. 15.00 Save SFr. -15.00Poster Boy is a quarterly print poster magazine that features six models that have been captured in modern minimalist forms.
Each poster offers a distinct allure that results in a compelling, modern pin-up. All six posters combined form the magazine.
Numéro Netherlands – Issue 3
Regular price SFr. 16.00 Save SFr. -16.00This is the most creative, and exclusive new title on the Dutch fashion market with an international appeal – celebrating the biggest talent in fashion, modelling and photography as well as new comers in the field.
Carpark – Issue 14
Regular price SFr. 24.00 Save SFr. -24.00Formed back in 2010, Carpark magazine is a visual cocktail of emerging photographers and slick fashion shoots. Masterminded by photographer and curator, Constantine Tsapaliras, the magazine runs short on words - the focus almost entirely skewed towards the visual.
System – Issue 16
Regular price SFr. 32.00 Save SFr. -32.00Ibrahim Kamara and Rafael Pavarotti
Photographed by Juergen Teller.
Over the past 18 months, stylist Ibrahim Kamara and photographer Rafael Pavarotti have emerged as a potent new force in fashion image-making. The duo are interviewed and present their latest work in a brand new 82-page fashion portfolio entitled ‘Your dreams are my dreams’, styled by Kamara and photographed by Pavarotti.
Also in System’s 300+ page issue:
Thebe Magugu in conversation with curator Hans Ulrich Obrist, in which the Johannesburg-based designer and 2019’s LVMH Prize winner reflects on how he uses fashion both to celebrate and interrogate the rich history of his homeland, South Africa. With photographs by Tim Elkaïm and styling by Agata Belcen.
Photographer Mark Lebon transformed a garage in 1980s London into a creative playground known as Crunch and became the catalyst for a sprawling countercultural scene that continues to influence fashion today. System explores the people and legacy of Crunch, while presenting a new portfolio of work focused on a fashion story collaboration between Lebon and stylist Amanda Harlech. With contributions and recollections from the likes of John Galliano, Nick Knight, Kim Jones, Mario Sorrenti, Jean-Baptiste Mondino, Glen Luchford, Tyrone Lebon, and many more.
Performance artist Vinson Fraley, Jr. and photographer Mario Sorrenti collaborate on a statement-making portfolio and conversation that leans beyond choreography and into abstraction, featuring the underwear of menswear designer Ludovic de Saint Sernin.
Fashion historian Olivier Saillard meets Paris couture’s discreet radical Adeline André, with photographs by Maxime Imbert and styling by Camille Bidault-Waddington.
Plus, Hung Huang on how post-lockdown shopping in China is keeping the industry afloat; Mahmoud ‘Mo’ Mfinanga on how today’s most important photographers are those who have been silenced; and Mohamed Megdoul on why gaming holds the future for fashion. And Bryanboy answers his bespoke ‘Shopping Questionnaire’ by Loïc Prigent.
System Issue 16 is accompanied by an exclusive 70-page Coach supplement, exploring the American brand’s recent collaboration with Juergen Teller featuring the 16-strong ‘Coach family’ including Kaia Gerber and Hari Nef in New York, Kate Moss and Lexi Boling in London, and Xiao Wen Ju in Shanghai, to name a few. Accompanied by Juergen Teller and Coach’s creative director Stuart Vevers in conversation.
System explores with style and substance the dialogues at the heart of the global fashion industry.
Its biannual magazine offers exclusive long-format conversations with fashion’s most relevant, most powerful and most opinionated individuals, accompanied by portfolios created by the industry’s most in-demand image-makers.
Exploring and commenting on fashion’s constantly shifting landscape, System is a platform for deep thoughts and real opinions – shared within the industry and, in turn, influencing the broader world.
The Face – Vol. 4 #5
Regular price SFr. 19.00 Save SFr. -19.00The original style magazine returns with the best music, movies and fashion in the world (with added pandemic, politics and protest).
For our winter issue, we made the decision to focus, predominantly, on stories from within our own shores.
Starring! Jorja Smith, Beabadoobee, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Gabriel Krauze, Munya Chawawa, Ify Adenuga and Stormzy.
Launched by Nick Logan in London in 1980, The Face is the original, definitive style magazine.
From the beginning it was a cultural trailblazer, covering music, fashion, film, TV, society, politics and global current affairs. And it covered them with invention, innovation, wit and class – and not to mention with groundbreaking graphic design.
The gallery of cover stars is as eclectic as it is iconic: from Kate Moss to Alexander McQueen, New Order to The Stone Roses, Grace Jones to David Beckham, Beyoncé to Björk. The talent behind the stories was legendary, too, as the magazine worked with the best writers, photographers, stylists and designers in the world. The Face didn’t only report on the culture. It became the culture. For over 25 years, The Face was at the heart of British and international creativity.
Now, in 2019, The Face is reborn. A new team with a new vision for a new age, but proudly retaining the magazine’s founding vision and core principals. A forward-thinking, multi-platform title staying true to Logan’s pioneering spirit.
The Face will continue to champion fresh talent in music, fashion, TV, film and beyond; fly the flag for provocative, rigorous, long-form journalism; and celebrate the best in style and graphic design. It is a space for immersive, dynamic, multi-faceted stories. It is a space for fun, passion and enthusiasm.
Relaunched and reimagined as theface.com in April. Resurrected as a quarterly print magazine starting with the September issue.
The Face is back. Still original, still definitive. Endless discovery for a new generation.
Re-Edition – A/W 20 Part 2 Special Issue
Regular price SFr. 24.00 Save SFr. -24.00Autumn Winter 2020
Part 2
Dapper Dan – Issue 22
Regular price SFr. 19.00 Save SFr. -19.00Dapper Dan 22 | Dapper Dan’s 22nd issue sees menswear and philosophy unfold during unprecedented times. We form ideas, sentences, objects, garments and images into our magazine.
Our writers uncover the inimitable ideas of GmbH designers Serhat Isik and Benjamin Alexander Huseby, groundbreaking digital designer Jon Emmony and critically acclaimed filmmaker Matt Wolf.
Through the pandemic’s preferred means of online communication, architect Jack Self talks to Lara Johnson-Wheeler and Filep Motwary calls artist Berlinde De Bruyckere at home.
In the literary sphere, writer Paul Mendez discusses his debut work, Rainbow Milk, and British-born, Cypriot poet Anthony Anaxagorou calls out oppression and othering. Each reforms language into art on the page, questioning the structure of words.
Objects—Margiela’s Tabi brogues, Sacai jewels, shoes by Camper and Jil Sander shirts—are at rest, while the bright young things in modelling move, restless before our photographers’ lenses.
Rebecca Solnit wrote, “Inside the word ‘emergency’ is ‘emerge’; from an emergency new things come forth.” The work we’ve crafted, in the pages of Dapper Dan, questions the form of what came before, bringing the new to the fore.
V Magazine – Issue 127
Regular price SFr. 20.00 Save SFr. -20.00V Strong!
"The Thought Leaders" Issue
We can't guarantee for a certain cover.
Out – Sept/Oct 2020
Regular price SFr. 14.50 Save SFr. -14.50Cutting Edge
Shea Coulée & Scott Studenberg get real about fashion, drag, and politics.
Vogue US – November 2020
Regular price SFr. 16.60 Save SFr. -16.60Konfekt – Issue 1
Regular price SFr. 15.00 Save SFr. -15.00Hightech – Highsnobiety
Regular price SFr. 23.00 Save SFr. -23.00A Magazine by Highsnobiety returns with its gaze fixed on the future. Featuring Lil Nas X on what tomorrow holds, alongside chats with Juliana Huxtable, Naomi Osaka, Janaya Khan, Wim Hof, Jamaal Bowman and many others. Our hi-tech holiday gifting issue includes 51 pages of merch, robes, gadgets, technical gear and more. Plus four artist showcases, a takeover by Civilization NYC, a conversation between Marc Jacobs and Hans Ulrich Obrist, a brief history of the webcam and a sidereal trip through Club Future.
37 x 27.5 cm 14.5 x 10.8 in Silver embossed cover.
Port – Issue 27
Regular price SFr. 24.00 Save SFr. -24.00The Autumn/Winter issue of Port – featuring actor Paapa Essiedu, director Martin Scorsese, chef Massimo Bottura, poet Roger Robinson, artists Shawanda Corbett and Jamie Hewlett, musician Matt Berninger, designer Philippe Malouin and new writing from Hari Kunzru, Brandon Taylor, Niven Govinden and Joyce Carol Oates.
The wonderful Paapa Essiedu graces the cover of issue 27, lead male in probably the most talked-about TV show of 2020: I May Destroy You. The startling yet modest young actor talks to Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff about creativity, humility and what his mum taught him.
Elsewhere, legendary director Martin Scorsese speaks about his efforts on behalf of global film conservation, Italian chef Massimo Bottura discusses his charity Food for Soul, The National’s Matt Berninger shares his thoughts on recording his debut solo opus, Roger Robinson reflects on his TS Eliot prize-winning poetry collection, artists Shawanda Corbett and Jamie Hewlett discuss cyborgs and Gorillaz, while designer Philippe Malouin shares how creative limitations conjure his eclectic works into being. We’ve also been busy with all things fashion, (safely) shooting this season’s finest.
In our Commentary, authors Hari Kunzru, Brandon Taylor, Niven Govinden and Joyce Carol Oates each provide a new extract from upcoming works that brilliantly respond to the vast waves of change transforming society, alongside an interview with Oklahoma-raised photographer Rahim Fortune.
Finally, in the Porter, seventy-five years after the bombing of Nagasaki and Hiroshima, John Harris Dunning investigates the birth of the kaiju film, Matthew Turner looks at Eduardo Paolozzi’s philosopher-inspired screenprints, Margaret Howell celebrates 50 years, Harry Langham remembers the great and troubled painter Jean Jones and Jean-Yves Leloup celebrates the enduring legacy of Kraftwerk.
Arena Homme Plus – Issue 54
Regular price SFr. 19.00 Save SFr. -19.00Vogue Paris – Issue 1012
Regular price SFr. 10.90 Save SFr. -10.90Radiant and bohemian, Rianne van Rompaey transforms into a hippie, captured by the lens of Mikael Jansson for the November issue of Vogue Paris, which shines a light on the Woodstock years and the trends of 2020.
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