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The question ‘Who Am I?’ Is no longer reserved for the existentialists. It is something we all ask ourselves, time and time again. And perhaps we should. 

We may now find ourselves burdened with the unbelievable breadth of possibilities and potentials in this new world, filled with so many distractions and so few limitations. We are entitled to whatever we want and we can become whoever we want to be. In this issue, we explore what it is to be yourself in an age where you can be everything. What is self fulfillment? How do we relate to others? Do we even want to? How do we find our place in the world? How do we make a better future for our collective world without first coming to the point that we are fulfilled in our own little one? 

From psychoanalysis to tarot readings, face filters to face fillers, this is the Age of Ich and the Drive for the I.

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Issue 14 of New York based publication Office Magazine features cover stars like Kali Uchis, Trippie Redd, Omahyra, and ASAP Nast. Additional cover stories explore topics such as queer coded villains, transformation and plastic surgery, and youth in isolation—all through office’s subversive cultural lens.

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Founded as a print magazine in New York City in 2014, office is a global media network designed to subvert convention with an unorthodox approach to fashion and creative culture at large.

Violet Book 15

And the Sky Was Made of Amethyst

— Courtney Love, Singer, Songwriter, Artist

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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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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.

The twelfth instalment of her. magazine is highlighted by two stand out cover stories; Taiwanese actor Amber Kuo and Japanese artist Mayumi Yamase. Both cover stories embody quite different attributes while at the same time define the direction and vision of her. magazine. In addition we have editorials focusing on Italian actor Federica Sabatini, gifted art director Yuni Yoshida, Japanese shoe designer Marie Ohira, star of The Nevers Laura Donnelly, French musician Oklou and young English talent Amber T. Furthermore we have season editorials created in London, Tokyo and Copenhagen amongst other content.

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We have been making The Skirt Chronicles for almost five years now, always organically, building a publication we are looking forward to reading ourselves twice a year. It sometimes feels as though we are watching it being made before our own eyes, naturally unfolding with its own tenderness and self.
Fully embodied for the first time by Charlotte Rampling, we chose to show a face and a pair of eyes on the cover. The face of she who illuminates what it means to be a woman. The Skirt Chronicles aspire everyday to the elegance, grace, and strong will she emanates.
The elegance of Setsuko’s Bureau, the Graces of Ofelia’s poetry, and the strong will found in The Archer. Building upon traditions with Kengo, looking up in Beaugrenelle, and exploring Hydra with the Mardens, Volume VIII ebbs and flows like cryptocurrency.

We expect copies to arrive beginning of July

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The Skirt Chronicles is a Paris-based publication by Sarah de Mavaleix, Sofia Nebiolo and Haydée Touitou that was launched in March 2017 at Librairie Yvon Lambert in Paris. Granting the same importance to photography as it does to the written word, The Skirt Chronicles is a title exploring literature, fashion, culture and beyond.

Konfekt is a sharp, elegant and well-turned-out new magazine from the creators of Monocle. Edited between Zürich and London, and printed in Germany, it is a sumptuous quarterly publication covering fashion, drinking and dining, travel, design and culture in both English and German. This issue is an ode to the summer road trip; we visit the French cowboys of the Camargue (and meet the artisans crafting their distinctive apparel) and hit the road with Slovakian fashion designer Kristína Šipulová. We’ll pull up a chair (and pour a glass of soave) for a long, searching lunch with a circle of formidable designers at the Venice Architecture Biennale and sit down for a long meal in the Turkish town of Izmir cooking and preserving their Sephardic Jewish recipes.

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As the world gears up for a highly-anticipated summer, V Magazine ushers in swimsuit season unveiling a sizzling-hot summer issue Covered by Supermodels; Naomi Campbell, Anok Yai, Imaan Hammam and Kendall Jenner. 

Get to know four of the most stunning women in the world—each driving the future of modeling forward in their own unique ways—all captured in Cartier jewelry and season-ready swimwear! Slide into summer with your copy of V's Summer 2021 issue! 

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Freedom is coming, but where are we going? As we emerge from lockdown stasis and join hands again, the summer issue of Dazed celebrates the power of the collective spirit to change everything. A new globe, a new Dazed: Steered by newly instated editor-in-chief Ibrahim Kamara and executive editorial director Lynette Nylander, the issue marks a fresh era for the magazine, putting a local lens on vital new voices from around the planet.

On the first of our covers, we go behind the headlines with England football star and political firebrand Marcus Rashford, who pens a heartfelt ode to the power of community action. Also fronting the issue: a series of snapshots from a planet in the throes of generational change, from the End Sars activists ushering in a new era in Nigerian protest to the biggest vaccine drive in history.

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In 1991, Jefferson Hack and Rankin launched Dazed & Confused as an alternative style and culture magazine. The title became a lightning rod for cultural provocation and the magazine became a movement, growing into the agenda-setting publishing powerhouse Dazed Media.

Today, Dazed magazine continues to champion radical fashion and youth culture, defining the times with a vanguard of next generation writers, stylists and image makers.

Dazed's online platform dazeddigital.com, where pop culture meets the underground, reaches an ever-growing and loyal community of global tastemakers. 

Dazed is the most influential independent fashion and culture title in the world

This year, HUNGER turns 10 and we’re ready to celebrate in style. For Spring/Summer 2021, we’re excited to announce the theme of HUNGER’s 20th issue: community. Documenting the power of people coming together – whether that’s in the name of a common cause, mutual aid and support, or a shared culture – the issue takes us from local communities in Liverpool to the stars advocating for the rights of global communities on the international stage. 

To coincide with the issue pre-order date, we’re also announcing our first cover star: Pose actress MJ Rodriguez, who discusses the importance of trans representation, how ballroom culture shaped her and the biggest “full-circle moment” of her career to date.

Our second cover star, Jodie Turner-Smith, opens about her new role playing Henry VIII’s most famous wife, Anne Boleyn, the impact of Queen & Slim on her career and her first year of motherhood. 

Actress Jodie Comer appears in conversation with long-time friend and co-star Stephen Graham to discuss their freshly wrapped project Help, imposter syndrome and making the leap from the small screen to the Hollywood silver screen.

Kingsley Ben-Adir discusses his BAFTA-nominated role in history-making film One Night In Miami, working with Regina King, and his upcoming turn in the Marvel universe.
Designer Zandra Rhodes talks with close friend Hilary Alexander about her decades-spanning career in fashion and her unique creative process.

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Summer 2021 is our America Issue! Yes, we can't wait to get back to Europe, but for many of us, it's a summer of exploring a little closer to home. We asked all of our friends and favorite explorers to share some of their secret spots--like Bailey Island in Maine (did you know that the brilliant fashion photographer Carter Smith has a group of waterfront cottages that he renovated and styled in the best way, and rents out?!), and a Northern California road trip with places we've never heard of, thanks to photographer and vintage car enthusiast Matt Morris, who drives his Lancia Fulvia there whenever he has a spare day. Designer Ulla Johnson shares her itinerary from her family trip to the Southwest this spring, and photographer Bill Phelps makes us dream with his story on  Stout's Lodge in Wisconsin. Cumberland Island in Georgia, a sculpture park in Montana, a farm in Upstate NY that looks straight out of Provence,  plus a long list of our favorite hotels around the country. 

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Inhalt:

• Jan Overhausen
• Sexological Bodywork
• solidarisch nackt
• Pandemie Dating
• Lecker Mädchen

...und vieles mehr

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Das Giddyheft ist ein im Selbstverlag erscheinendes Pornoheft für Jungs.
Porno deshalb, weil es nach deutschem Gesetz so deklariert werden muss.
Hier findet ihr keine harte Interaktion, sondern Themen die nicht in handelsüblichen
Magazinen zu finden sind.
Und natürlich nackte Mädchen. Angezogen, ausgezogen und…
Über Geschmack lässt sich an dieser Stelle nicht streiten!

Frankie – issue 100

let’s all light some candles, prepare our icing-licking technique and clear our throats for a rousing rendition of the happy birthday song, because frankie has just turned 100! hip-hip-hooray! blood, sweat, tears, copious amounts of tea and just as many viewings of the golden girls and twin peaks have gone into the past 17 years of mag-making, culminating in this here cake-y beauty, which almost look edible (though we don’t recommend having a taste). as always, it’s packed with the weird, wonderful and heartwarming, like a nifty guide to mushroom foraging, an ode to ye olde grunge fashion, the very best mockumentaries and an awesome indigenous archaeologist. we meet the first-ever female roadie and some folks who’ve reached 100 in their own unique way (including having lunch with 100 total strangers), make vision boards for the year ahead, and revisit some childhood hobbies (turns out tamagotchis are just as annoying as you remember). there’s a 1970s australia-themed bar, some tips on not being a dick at a gallery, and ideas for giving old socks new life. so, what are you waiting for, frankie friends? pop on a party hat and grab a copy, stat.

Ubikwist Issue 12 - The Recovery Issue

Ubikwist’s bi-annual issue has come to represent more than just a magazine. It’s become an event for communal dialogue – and of course, a flag-waving moment for avant-garde talent. It’s always a euphoric moment to live up to this expectation and we are thrilled to bring you our latest edition: The Recovery Issue.

With collaborators from Costa Rica, Great Britain, France, Japan, USA, Tobago to Zimbabwe, the Recovery issue features a diverse lineup of activists, fashion and beauty experts, art, music, and film talents across the spectrum. Through uplifting interviews and stunning visuals, it showcases the work of visionaries, activists, photographers and designers, covering what’s now, what’s next, and what’s necessary. In an exclusive interview, legendary photographer and historian Anthony Barboza gets candid about telling stories of the past and present through his art and why those stories matter. Actor Aaron Pierre takes us behind the scenes on his leading role in the hit Amazon mini-series, The Underground Railroad, an alternative timeline where a network of abolitionists,
hidden routes, and safe houses helped enslaved African Americans escape to freedom in the early to mid 1800s.

For most, music transported us through the tumultuous 2020 and we’re excited to profile Meshell Ndegeocello, Reni Lane, and Jupiter & Okwess in this light. Additionally, Nigerian fashion designer Kenneth Ize talks to us about his collaboration with the Karl Lagerfeld brand. After designing jewelry for the biggest names in entertainment and pop culture, Wilfredo Rosado opens up about a definitive career highlight: designing the pearl necklace Vice President Kamala Harris wore for her historic inauguration. And in reflection, the iconic Michele Saunders recounts a life filled with danceable memories after decades of enchanting audiences with her art.

Celebrating these art forms requires centering the issues the artists face – and recovery perfectly captures that. In this iteration packed with inspiring stories, the celebration of varying talents, and candid insights into our world today, the Recovery issue delves into its meaning and further challenges the reader into rethinking its process.

Self Service N°54

Self Service is French style for international filles and garcons. Stylish to the extreme, this coffee-table-worthy mag is packed to its spine with a mix of gloss and matte pages featuring fashion’s biggest names and most exciting designs. This is a title to delve into, to ponder, to come back to and read again. Cool, classy and bold, this is a title for lovers of the European Vogues, Purple and Fantastic Man.

Rollacoaster Magazine Spring/Summer 2021

Freddy Carter wears Armani

Actor-writer-director Freddy Carter is the star of new Netflix show, Shadow and Bone, a TV adaption of the books by Leigh Bardugo of the same name. Recently, Freddy has shown his versatility as an artist, expanding his work from acting into writing and directing, too.

Freddy Carter sat down with Rollacoaster to discuss his action-packed new series, the inspiration behind his short films, and his thoughts on why the fantasy genre is having such a big moment. No89is already available to stream, Shadow and Bone is set for release at the end of April, and his second short film, Broken Gargoyles, is on the way. With ambitions as both a director, writer and actor – we will just have to wait and see where his name pops up when the credits roll.

Photographer : Edward Cooke

Art Director : Milan Miladinov

Stylist: Gareth Scourfield

Set Designer: Georgia Currell

Groomer: Lucy Halperin
Producer: Sam Geroldi
Editorial Director: Huw Gwyther

Special thanks to TPF Studio

Rickey Thompson wears in Coach

From first breaking out of the original comedy app Vine to hosting his own podcast We Said What We Said with best friend Denzel Dion, comedian Rickey Thompson has been having us bent over laughing for years with his effervescent energy and hilarious skits. Few online personalities have been able to endure and grow on one social media platform, but Rickey hasn’t found one he can’t make work. 

With the social media star working on starting his own collection of accessories, we caught up with Thompson to discuss his OG Vine days, his new partnership with Coach and what his pending rebrand is going to look like – don’t be surprised when he starts popping up on screens besides your phone.

Photography - Benjamin Askinas
Art Direction - Milan Miladinov
Stylist - Donna Lisa
Grooming - Paige Davenport
Production - Noelle De Angelis
Interview - Henry Petrillo

Keeley Hawes dressed in Dior

“There’s a lot of death on television and in film, but very little, certainly at that time, about grief and what happens next. I think that’s partly because in this country certainly, we’re not very good at it — if you cry, the reaction is mostly ‘Oh don’t cry!’ […] As you know from playing Prince Charles, it’s that sort of stiff upper lip, no emotion whatsoever. It’s within all of us I think, it’s ingrained in us not to let that out. Alice is sort of the opposite — emotionally it’s all on the front foot, everything just comes spilling out of her mouth, she’s always putting her foot in it, she’s very quick to cry, and also not afraid to be lost. She really is completely lost. She’s sort of out of control of everything…” 

From The Durrells to Bodyguard and Line of Duty, Keeley Hawes has made her name as an actress who delivers poise and nuance to every role she takes on, whatever the genre or medium. Over the next month she’s set to star in three new highly-anticipated dramas, exploring the complexity of grief in ITV’s Finding Alice and the 1980s AIDS epidemic in Russell T Davies’ It’s A Sin, as well as portraying Roald Dahl’s wife Patricia Neal in the upcoming biopic To Olivia.

Covering the SS21 issue of Rollacoaster, Hawes connects with her The Durrells co-star and The Crown actor Josh O’Connor over Zoom a few days before Finding Alice airs. Reflecting on these roles and the universal themes that link them, Hawes and O’Connor talk everything from navigating production through a pandemic to starting her own production company, and why they’d love to work together again.

Photography Bartek Szmigulski

Stylist Adele Cany

Makeup Justine Jenkins

Hair Ken O’Rouke

Interviewer Josh O’Connor

Editorial Director Huw Gwyther 

Cover Design Milan Miladinov

Special Thanks to Street Studio