The Future Issue

The inaugural print edition from SLOWE: from the women breaking ground in motorsport, discovering the world of women's sumo in Japan, to how professional athletes deal with having their period whilst competing, SLOWE is bringing the stories of women in sport to the printed page.

Softcover, 2020

Love Magazine, Issue 24 – Volume 1 & 2

This is not a fashion magazine. It is a book of photography and words. Two volumes filled with four months of chaos, emotional extremes and fleeting moments of hope. 600 pages of soul searching and heartbreak. This issue is a record of the world we lived from March to July 2020.

LOVE Diaries features the work of Jahmad, Rasharn Agyemang, Tim Walker, Alasdair McLellan, Sama Kai Sundifu, Indigo Lewin, Donavon Smallwood, Campbell Addy and more in a special hardback magazine across two volumes.

Dazed Autumn 2020 Issue: Read up Act Up issue

Now we know what the world looks like when it shuts down, what will the future be? Fronted by a series of text-led covers, this autumn issue replaces cover stars with conversation, celebrating the power of words to inspire, inform and reimagine the world anew. We invite six essential figures leading the fight for progressive change to guest-edit their own section. Bringing together a multitude of voices, their stories tackle the issues that matter most right now, from the ongoing fight for prison abolition to racial injustice and the future of creative protest.

Black Lives Matter International ambassador Janaya Future Khan guides us through the explosive growth of the movement and its future trajectory; Wide Awakes, an activist group with its roots in the 19th-century anti-slavery movement, reboot creative protest for 2020; rapper and abolitionist Noname invites incarcerated artists and thinkers to imagine a world without prisons; Grace Wales Bonner talks Black rhythmicality for the launch of her new digital project Between Critique and Hope; Shayne Oliver and friends unveil a radical manifesto for new residency and community hub Anonymous Club; and Samuel
Ross uses his inspiring grant initiative as a springboard for a survey of Black entrepreneurs across the UK.

THE COVERS

JANAYA FUTURE KHAN: The Black Lives Matter ambassador presents their expansive roadmap for the future, including a discussion between BLM activists past and present, a tribute to US statesman John Lewis and more in a special cover designed by Harsh Patel

NONAME: The Chicago rapper dreams of another world in a collaged cover created by artist Jazz Grant; inside, she links up with incarcer-ated people across the US for a powerful meditation on the meaning of abolition WIDE AWAKES: Resurrecting the spirit of a protest movement that changed the course of politics in America, Wide Awakes light the way for the future of protest, with an inspiring cover designed by artist Hank Willis Thomas

GRACE WALES BONNER: For the launch of her new digital educational platform, Between Critique and Hope, the London designer dives deep on the theme of Black rhythmicality, in conversation with poet Petero Kalulé

ANONYMOUS CLUB: The school mutated out of what Hood By Air started, Shayne Oliver’s Anonymous Club presents a new manifesto for cultural creators
SAMUEL ROSS: Following his launch of a series of cross-platform grants, the designer presents a special digital cover exploring Black British futures, featuring David Lammy, Munroe Bergdorf, Rhea Dillon and more

THE FEATURES
THE CURRICULUM: Meet the youth activists, educators and MPs calling for a new history curriculum that confronts the UK’s imperial past – plus, a patriarchal punch-up from comic writer Bobby Joseph CONFUSED NEWS: As lockdown madness grips, writers Steve Beale, Sulagna Misra and Nadia Isle step through the looking glass of our new, weird reality STUART HALL LIBRARY + INIVA: Exploring the treasure trove of the radical arts institution’s archive – plus new work from contemporary artists inspired by the cultural theorist’s legacy HEAVEN IS A PLACE ON EARTH: Tourmaline – the filmmaker behind Happy Birthday, Marsha! and the MoMA-acquired Salacia – lenses her creative NYC family LOCKDOWN REVELATIONS: Connected by the six degrees of separation, six graphic artists and creatives dream up new possibilities forpost-lockdown life
BLACKMASS PUBLISHING: Presenting printed ephemera from a “Black epic” of the imagination, the indie NY publishers reveal the improvisa-
tory spirit that binds their works

8 – Titans of Tech

A conversation on the continuous merging of fashion and technology. Featuring Natsai Audrey Chieza, Ian Rogers and Ying Gao in a text conversation, and Alexander McQueen, Fecal Matter, Iris van Herpen, Hermés + Apple, Daily Paper, BLESS, UFG Fashion & Technology, Frederik Heyman, Google We Wear Culture, Hanifa, Shari Michelle, Nico Verhaegen, Archival Crossing, Issey Miyake, Jade Andrews, Hussein Chalayan, Fredrik Tjærandsen, Sruli Recht, Thom Browne + Samsung and Neri Oxman in a visual conversation.

DIM DAM DOM - TOME 7

by Ideat Editions

Après ces longs mois confinés, Dim Dam Dom s’offre un voyage sur la côte ouest, une façon de respirer un brin d’air marin au bord de l’eau, les pieds dans le sable.

Cet été, partez à la rencontre des patronnes du bassin d’Arcachon qui ont dévoilé l’art de l’ostréiculture au féminin à Laurène Daycard et à Sarah Arnould, prenez une vague à Biarritz avec Lee-Ann Curren, surfeuse (et musicienne) franco-américaine à l’esprit libre. Arpentez la Bretagne à bord d’une vieille Chrysler décapotable avec François Simon pour y découvrir ses merveilles gastronomiques, goutez aux mets savoureux du chef Alexandre Couillon et sa famille sur l’île de Noirmoutier en compagnie d’Andrea Petrini et de Benjamin Schmuck puis, guidés par la plume de Géneviève Brunet et l’objectif de Timothée Chambovet, plongez-vous dans l’univers de l’autrice féministe Benoîte Groult à Doëlan avant de vous émerveiller en écoutant un air d’opéra au Teatro Arriaga de Bilbao avec Thomas Jean et Alain Cornu.

 

Comme vous l’aurez remarqué sur les trois couvertures différentes de notre tome d’été, signées par la photographe Maia Flore, la côte ouest regorge de plein de jolis coins et histoires qui méritent bien d’être (re)découverts. Alors nous espérons que ce tome 7 vous apportera votre dose d’iode nécessaire afin d’entrevoir une rentrée sereine. Prêts à partir ?

 

roots + wings: the women's guide to living authentically, summer 2020, print edition

Roots + Wings: The Women’s Guide to Living Authentically is a magazine that caters to the whole woman: mind, body + soul. With seven incredible articles in each section there is something in this issue for everyone, read on to find out more about just a few of the articles featured in this issue below…

 

MIND

Surrender to Wonderment: Between Conviction and Growth by Nanhe

a journey of learning to flow with life’s shifts + how this deep letting go can reignite wonder within us.

 

Reclaiming the Priestess: by Dr Sarah Coxon

an inspiring account of how uncovering your own gifts can create a ripple effect that helps other’s to do the same.

 

BODY

Cycles of Womanhood by Adeola Sheehy-Adekale

the second in a series of articles about the powers + challenges of each phase of the menstrual cycle. This time we meet the Mother, the archetype connected to inner Summer.

 

An interview with Emine Rushton

we talk about all things ayurveda, her experience of life during a pandemic, the menstrual cycle + her + husband Paul’s life changing book Sattva.

 

SOUL

Claiming our Fullness: Bringing Ourselves out of Hiding by Bethany Webster

An unpacking of the many things that keep us small as women living in a patriarchal world + how stepping unapologetically into our power can help us when it comes to paving a new way.

 

Silence for the Soul by Leneth Witte

Some of the most beautiful musings on the lessons of a three day silent retreat.

 

Our magazine is not a meticulously planned blueprint for an authentic life, it’s a guiding light to illuminate the wild + hidden parts of yourself that will birth your truth. Our quarterly print edition is beautifully produced + mindfully designed to cater to all aspects of a woman’s being. Each issue is heavily influenced by the changing seasons + will be split into three sections: mind, body + soul. Each of these sections will contain in-depth articles about living in a way that places connection to ourselves + to the earth as the highest priority. It is our hope that the wisdom contained in each of our issues will encourage + inspire you to embrace change + forge your own path, one that is as unique as you are. The words will be accompanied by high-quality photos of real women amongst the elements.

Broccoli is the international magazine for cannabis lovers.

Created by women who love weed, Broccoli is a magazine presenting a new perspective on cannabis culture. Playful, informed, eclectic, and thoughtful, it encourages the discovery and intelligent appreciation of cannabis through explorations of art, culture, and fashion.

88 pages, perfect bound, printed on premium coated paper.

V Magazine #124

ROCK AND ROMANCE

Euphoria star Hunter Schafer covers the new issue of V! Lensed by Inez and Vinoodh and styled by Alex White, Hollywood’s new leading actress talks to musician Arca about defying norms, all things Sci-Fi, and trans-inclusive creativity.

A Collaboration between acclaimed photographer, Stephanie Siân Smith and featuring models, Lily Jean Bridger, Charle Barker and Lily Newmark. Moonshine & Honey is a collection of images and text inspired by the Greek islands and the mythology that originated there.

The project started as an organic collection of images Stephanie shot whilst travelling in Greece.
The zine has been curated by art director James-Lee Duffy and connected
through an original narrative composed for this project by Virago author Lauren Berry.
The work is about love, beauty and freedom. But in exploring these themes each player found out more about what makes them tick. Lily Jean Bridger and Charlie Barker had recently fallen in love, and rekindled a previously dwindling love of modelling thanks to Steph who never puts down her camera, especially when travelling. Lily Newmark’s relationship with the camera had changed fundamentally, and she returned to the UK devoted to acting. Lauren Berry’s prose was initially inspired by Greek myths and gods, and further fuelled by meeting with Lily and Charlie who she found inspirational. Known for satirical feminist zine KnockBack, Lauren worried about working with models and nudes, but through their meetings was inspired to produce a piece that celebrated their intelligence, generosity, authenticity, passion and ferocity.
What started as a playful shoot about love manifested, through conversation and collaboration, into an exhibition, a zine, and a collectively fused body of work.
Moonshine & Honey is by photographer Stephaine Siân Smith, Writer Lauren Berry, Art
Director James Lee Duffy, Model and writer Lily Jean Bridger, Model and musician Charlie Barker and Actor Lily Newmark.

 

Art Direction / Curation / Design: James-Lee Duffy
Photographer: Stephanie Siân Smith
Words by: Lauren Berry
Models: Charlie Barker / Lily Jean Bridger / Lily Newmark
Print Production: Josh Jones
Retouching: Dawn Marie Jones
Printed by: Calverts London
Paper: MUNKEN Pure 
Platform:  ‘Zine

Ce printemps, Dim Dam Dom a poussé la porte des écoles maternelles de Buenos Aires, a déambulé dans les dédales des marchés du Caire en Égypte, a goûté la cuisine à base de cannabis à San Francisco, s’est envolé au sud de l’archipel japonais pour se détendre lors d’un bain de sable chaud à Kagoshima, au pied d’un volcan protecteur.

Dans les Pouilles, en Italie, Dim Dam Dom a vécu une dolce vita d’un autre genre, à Essen s’est plongé dans l’histoire de l’Aalto-musiktheater, que l’on doit au génie d’Alvar Aalto. Enfin, à Philadelphie, on a échangé avec la photographe américaine Nadine Rovner, qui signe notre couverture.

 

System – Issue 15

System launches its biggest-ever issue on July 1st. Produced entirely in Covid-19 lockdown, over 50 days between April and May, the 500-page issue is a Warholian time capsule of a period that already feels strangely distant and frozen in memory.

Featuring 35 different covers – all photographed by Juergen Teller – presenting the many participants in a quarantine conversation series entitled ‘What do we talk about?’. The Zoom conversations see a broad range of fashion designers connecting with friends, colleagues, heroes and other designers to reflect on life in lockdown and their collective future in fashion.

Participants include Virgil Abloh, Kim Jones, Victoria Beckham, Telfar Clemens, Silvia Fendi, Rick Owens, Pierpaolo Piccioli, Jonathan Anderson, Bella Hadid, Charles Jeffrey, Tommy Hilfiger, Daniel Lee, Matthew Williams, Gwendoline Christie, Andreas Kronthaler, Lotta Volkova, and many more.

The issue also presents ‘What are we looking at?’, a 300-page document assembling 17 exclusive fashion portfolios, each one orchestrated by a leading industry art director, including the likes of Marc Ascoli, M/M (Paris), Fabien Baron, Ferdinando Verderi, Ezra Petronio, Dennis Freedman, David James, Veronica Ditting, Christopher Simmonds, Patrick Li, Franck Durand, Lee Swillingham, Ben Kelway, and more.

System Issue 15 is accompanied by an exclusive 120-page CHANEL supplement, exploring the House’s unique Métiers d’art. Featuring Pharrell Williams in the ateliers of Lesage, Lemarié and Maison Michel, photographed by Juergen Teller. Plus, CHANEL’s president of fashion Bruno Pavlovsky in conversation with Loïc Prigent, Virginie Viard, and with illustrations by Jean-Philippe Delhomme.

 

This issue comes with 35 cover options which will be shipped randomly. 

Wonderland Summer 2020 Issue

Covering Wonderland’s Summer 2020 issue is breakout actor Paul Mescal, who talks through his role as Connell in the screen adaptation of Salley Rooney’s Normal People, the pressures and privilege of taking on a well-loved character and the cultural impact of the show. Alongside Mescal, the issue includes features with actors Indya Moore and Maisie Williams, music artists SZA and Princess Nokia, and others making waves across the creative industries including Maya Hawke, Dove Cameron, Evan Mock and Rafferty Law. With many of the images created in self-isolation at home, this issue celebrates the creativity and imagination of each talent involved, spotlighting individuals who are sharing their experiences of the world and shaping a new one with their art.

Yolo Journal – A Magazine from Yolanda Edwards.

Issue 11 – Fall/Winter 2019

Last March, office celebrated five years in the industry with an unprecedented anniversary issue that featured ten unique covers. This Fall, the magazine is back with its eleventh issue, and a brand new newsstand in the heart of LA.
For issue 11’s groundbreaking covers, office traveled to Los Angeles with photographer Joshua Woods to get to know “Bompton” rapper YG; photographer Jason Nocito rode around New York City with skater Evan Mock;
Chinese artist Cai Guo-Qiang invited the magazine, and photographer Dexter Navy, into his studio to watch him create his explosive work; and Alex Lockett teamed up with Jersey rapper and Kanye West protege 070 Shake and her girlfriend, Sophia Diana Lodato. Artist Aya Brown tapped into strong Black Lesbian energy for another cover, while Bay Area skateboarding collective and zine printing press Unity Skateboarding championed queerness in the skate world, and photographer Robert Lindholm captured models Olamide Ogundele and Dien in creations by New York City nail artist Juan Alvear with accessories by Balenciaga. Then, photographer Timm Gutt and stylist Nastya Klychkova took readers to Russia, where they shot a group of teenagers hooking up in their cars. That’s nine.

Also in the issue is an interview with indie rock phenom Phoebe Bridgers, original propaganda from German conceptual artist Jonathan Meese, a roundtable discussion with curator Kimberly Drew and some of today’s most exciting Black voices in the world of opera, and an essay and list of plays that inspired Broadway’s new star scribe, Jeremy O. Harris. Artist Andrea Mary Marshall looks into the secret world of The Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, a controversial Mormon sect, interviewing a former member, Sarah Allred, who escaped the group, and photographing herself in their traditional garments. There’s also an unedited (and utterly fabulous) discussion between Luar designer Raul Lopez and former Hood By Air fashion
director Paul Cupo. In addition, Swiss artist Pamela Rosenkranz invited writer Shumon Basar into her world of robotic biomimicry, and curator Noah Khosbhin organized a range of works by Mexican-born artist and tattooist Dr. Lakra, while photographer Gogy Esparza took in the wild costumes (and personalities) of the Notting Hill Carnival.

Alongside these features is the recurring Q&A series, office People, in which the magazine picks the brains of game changers like music producer Michael Uzowuru, Amsterdam-based design studio Odd Matter, shoe designer Pierre Hardy, pro skater-turned-actor (and ultimate millennial) Na-Kel Smith, model and Toxic Shock Syndrome survivor-cum-activist, Lauren Wasser, Houston Texans wide receiver “Nuk” aka DeAndre Hopkins, neo-soul superstar SZA, Brooklyn-based tattoo artist Bert Krak, AMBUSH and Dior Men’s jewelry designer, Yoon Ahn, and model Aaron Philip. For this edition of office Sport, photographer Will Grundy captured a crew of models sporting the latest from adidas, and artist Jeffrey Cheung opened up about his vision for creating safe spaces for queer people and womxn in skateboarding. Office Beauty sees an interview with legendary hair stylist Eugene Souleiman, and a glitter-filled editorial by Blommers & Schumm.

her. volume 10 featuring Zsela

For the 5th anniversary of her.magazine we have enlisted both Kenneth Cappello and Peter Sutherland to shoot the covers with MLMA and Zsela the respective subjects. In addition we have features on Aoi Okuyama who starred in Giri/Haji, New Zealand based marino wool enthusiasts Yarn, young and exciting designer Marta Jakubowski and the hugely talented Marguerite Humeau are amongst this latest compelling instalment which includes 256 pages.

Giddyheft

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!

Issue 29 - BIRTH

Fräulein celebrateswomen in fashion, society and culture, that passionately try to change the world to the better! Issue #29 is about the topic of birth. How does anythingnew come into the world? How do trends evolve? And above all, what does it meanfor a woman to give birth to a child? With Insta poet Rupi Kaur, New York Times celebrated photographer Heji Shin and mythical estonian artist Kris Lemsalu.

Puss Puss Issue 11

Laetitia Casta – Okay Kaya – Brigette Lundy-Paine – Nora Attal – Sydney Sweeney – Maggie Maurer – Shygirl and many more.

It’s a very strange time to be releasing a new issue – half of the world is in lockdown and everyone is affected by the Covid-19 pandemic in some way. When we started planning this edition, the theme we decided on was ‘New Beginnings’, it felt like something new and fresh and has taken on a whole new meaning in the last few weeks. All of the images and most of the articles were created before this crisis started so it’s coming out into a totally different world from the one in which it was created. There are so many questions each of us are asking ourselves: when can we see and hug our family and friends again? How will this change the world? Will something good come out of all this? We truly hope so!

No.11
SS 2020

 

HUNGER: THE FUTURE ISSUE 018

Created at the dawn of a new decade, HUNGER: THE FUTURE ISSUE is a tribute to the very real new era of gender politics, beauty, fashion, technology and the climate emergency. Some of the world’s most prolific change-makers front this special issue – including cover stars:

• Actor and Quentin Tarantino muse Margaret Qualley
• Controversial whistleblower and author Christopher Wylie
• The dark side of rising R&B star RAYE

All of the cover stars, fashion and beauty stories are styled using “no new clothing” – only archive, vintage and second-hand clothes. This commitment is a direct response to the climate emergency and our changing relationship to fashion, as well as a celebration of DIY style and hacking designer goods.

Elsewhere in HUNGER: THE FUTURE ISSUE:

• A special art section guest-edited by DJ, poet, artist, musician and futurist Juliana Huxtable
• Exclusive interview with artist Trevor Paglen
• DIY fashion stories by guest fashion editor NeeshaTulsiChampaneria
• Anna Wiener’s memoir and takedown of Silicon Valley’s startup bubble, Uncanny Valley, alongside photographs by Laura Morton
• Interviews with a series of “anti-influencers”: singer and poet Arlo Parks, writer Nathalie Olah, internet personality Charity Shop Sue and LVMH prize-nominated designerPriya Ahluwalia

Rollacoaster Spring/Summer 2020 issue