Holiday issue 385 - Dreaming Capri

Holiday Magazine Issue 385 (Dreaming Capri). Holiday Magazine Issue 385 is devoted to Capri and Environs. The cover of this issue is a montage of Kendall Jenner.

Pop Magazine – Issue 42

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.

Self Service magazine is a Paris-based fashion and culture biannual.

Self Service Magazine is a fashion and cultural biannual magazine, widely referred to as the leading publication in the fashion and luxury industry. Self Service Magazine features the preeminent players in the fashion world, with innovative editorials photographed by the world's best photographers and stylists.

"What I really like about Double magazine is the way this magazine deals with what it really loves, not only about the last news or last trends but mixing with news from the past. I mean we always try to mix energy that cannot disappear according to us and that could fit with the most relevant from today. An example? Never forget Paddy McAloon when you want to talk about pop music in England today ; never forget the designer Bob Mackie when you want to talk about the spectacular way of shows today. " – Fabrice Paineau

Cover 1 - Gosha

“The blade is so sharp that it will cut the clothes in which you are wrapped in"        

FRANCESCA CIOFFI at MONSTER photographed by GOSHA PAVLENKO. Styled by NASTYA SHERSHEN in VERSACE, PHILOSOPHY BY LORENZO SERAFINI and  NIKE.                          

Cover 2 - Matthieu

Cover 1 - Olimpia

RITA at LET IT GO photographed by OLIMPIA RENDE. Fashion by FABIANA VARDARO. Make Up by SABINA PINSONE at WE ARE COLLECTIVE INTEREST. Hair Styling by JANINA ZAIS at WE ARE COLLECTIVE INTEREST.

Cover 2 - Brick & Mortar - Dior

Right: DINA at BLARE MODEL MANAGEMENT and EMY at ELITE SPAIN photographed by ANASTASIA EKHLAKOVA. Fashion by SWETLANA BRIK-JONES. Make Up and Hair Styling by ANA SÁNCHEZ-PEÑA for DIOR and KEVIN MURPHY.

total look DIOR.                                                                             

“Open your eyes...Is this world a joke? Is this world a no-rules jungle in which only success, ambition, money matters? We don’t want to loose the pleasure to eat, to make love, why do we want to loose the pleasure to breathe pure air? The Amazon rainforest is burning. Glaciers are melting fast. Imagine living without your lungs, just like the earth is doing right now. So now close your eyes...Picture yourself in the future, do you have the strength to think about it? We lost this skill, because we just care about what we can have now and in the fastest way possible. We put our faith into “destiny” to resolve our problems, we don’t care about the others, we don’t care about our long-time friend called Earth...

Wake up! We forgot that that’s our biggest gift! Let’s start to treat the Earth as our most luxurious, inestimable, precious friend.

She/He deserves it”.

Special thanks to our contributors:

Anastasia Ekhlakova, Birdman, Bryan Torres, Claus Troelsgaard, Fabiana Vardaro, Francisco Ugarte, Frank Hülsbömer, Gabriele Rosati, Giulia Meterangelis, Giuseppe Triscari, Izabella Bielawska, Jack Taylor Lovatt, Jamily Wernke Meurer, Lucia Giustozzi, Michael Lawrence, Olimpia Rende, Paolo Leonori, Sabrina Mastrangelo, Swetlana Brik-Jones, Tanya Ling, Wiktor Malinowski, Yangze.

Twin Magazine is a biannual Art, Fashion and Feminism Book

For issue 21, Twin goes into the wild. Nature is all around this issue: raw, textured, free. We’re putting the spotlight on the untamed and the unconstrained, and within that, the figures who seize it, own it and make others want to do the same.

Take the 8 groundbreaking artists, (Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, Njideka Akunyili Crosby, Renate Bertlmann, Pauline Boudry / Renate Lorenz, Laure Prouvost, Otobong Nkanga Eva Rothschild and  Cathy Wilkes) at this year’s Venice Biennale whose diverse and brilliant work sets a new agenda for representation in the art world. Also blazing a new path in the creative landscape is Mira Schor. The artist’s exhibition in New York earlier this year spotlighted on her Californian paintings, where, Kate Neave explains in her tribute Schor’s work, “Naked bodies live alongside wild beasts in exotic, luscious landscapes.” 

Wild beasts and a startling, evocative landscape is also the subject of Mark Mahaney’s ‘Polar Night’ series – a captivating meditation on the Alaskan town of Utqiagvik that sees 65 days of prolonged darkness each winter. Humans in nature, and the symbiotic relationship between the two is also explored through the collaboration between Rose Pilkington and photography duo Lola + Pani. Another to embrace the natural world is Natalie Mering (AKA Weyes Blood). The

Pennsylvania-born star brings seventies sounds to modern ears, with well suited swagger, and talks over her new album with Liv Siddall. Meanwhile  photographer Daisy Walker and artist Alexandria Coe embrace living bodies through a dialogue of flesh and image. 

Powerful and visionary voices are celebrated throughout the issue. From Fran Gavin’s chat with the enigmatic and supreme talent, Turner nominee Anthea Hamilton to Lara Johnson Wheeler’s trans Atlantic email exchange with author Natasha Stagg; Melanie Gaydos, photographed by Ivar Wigan, speaks on beauty and bravery with Isabella Davey, and photographers Francesca Allen, Nicolas Kantor, Ronan McKenzie and Emma Tempest bring their unique and energetic eyes to tell stories of individual, no shits to give, commanding, brilliant women.

Ansinth issue 3 featuring:

Kiera & Eric 
Luke & kurt
Laura & Samia
Celine

Three years ago, the three of us started a magazine and launched it on March 2nd, 2017. There were so many people that evening at Librarie Yvon Lambert—crowds overflowing on rue Vieille du Temple—that we could not even find each other. As our readership grew, so did the number of pages and contributors. There were not always six months between issues, but there were always two volumes a year. 

Three years later and with great pleasure, we present Volume VI, dedicated to a feeling of happy satisfaction and enjoyment. A magazine first imagined without rules, we have now found ourselves with two recipes, a beauty section, and a seasonal horoscope column. You will also find your favorites: Drawing Matters, Family Portrait, Addresses, and Flipskirt. Beyond these staples, this issue also invites you to play solitaire online, slurp on the foam, make a video call, pick up dahlias, and find out what your fetish truly is. 

We are often asked the meaning of our name. The Skirt Chronicles is sometimes seen as a women’s magazine, and we stumble upon surprised faces when we explain we have male photographers, writers, and readers; however for us it was never about that. Yes, we are three women, but we are surrounded by so many talents, skirts, pants, shorts and skorts. And together, we are making a publication for everybody. 

On our fifth avenue, perfume yourself in Geranium pour Monsieur, have some soup, assess your risk, and get down, get down. Pick up your bespoke suit and tie, go to the deli, and check yourself in. Wear grey pants or street-sign-orange pantaloons or your senior cords. 

Purple Fashion

Purple Fashion is a magazine that knows that having personality is about more than just being extroverted. Published in Paris under the eye of its charismatic Editor-In-Chief, Olivier Zahm, each issue is as decadent as his lifestyle is reported to be. Its articles and photo shoots ooze intimacy and somehow get inside places that many would dream to be. Indulgent? Perhaps. Typical? Definitely not. Purple Fashion manages to capture a ‘fashionable’ world in a way that subverts notions of superficiality and replaces it with a focus on personal expression and quality.

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!

HEROINE 12: MY BODY

BAFTA-winning actor Carey Mulligan is in conversation with Oscar-winning legend Frances McDormand, addressing key issues facing the film industry today ahead of Mulligan’s Sundance favourite, Promising Young Woman. We create six completely different characters with Carey for an iconic fashion story.

Supermodel Jourdan Dunn wears Vivienne Westwood – alongside political calls-to-action from the iconic British designer. 

As rights are subtly eroded and intolerance begins to normalise, a special MY BODYchapter is a direct and necessary response. Opening up a multidisciplinary discussion on the complex nature of body ownership and body politics, we curate relevant, vital and important voices and image-makers to discuss and deconstruct ideas about the body.

Inside: Japanese artist Mari Katayama, Mia Khalifa, actor Lachlan Watson, NYC rapper Junglepussy in conversation with the legendary Erykah Badu, UK designer SinéadO'Dwyer, Isabel Marant, filmmakers Annie Silverstein and Crystal Moselle in conversation, Commission NYC, four actors – Jessica Barden, Tati Gabrielle, Liv Hewson, Natasha Liu Bordizzo – take their own portrait and over 360 pages of fashion and interviews.

NORMANI WEARING BVLGARI and OMEGA

Having first made a name for herself in X Factor-formed girl group Fifth Harmony, Normani’s now laying out the foundations of an era that's unequivically her own. From her internet-breaking summer single “Motivation” to “Diamonds”, her contribution to the Birds of Prey soundtrack with Megan Thee Stallion, Normani’s music has earned her allies in the likes of Rihanna and Ariana Grande. With her debut solo album on the way, she speaks to Wonderland about working with her heroes, championing empowerment, and the freedom and pressures of claiming her own narrative.

The Ignition Issue

The 28th edition of HYPEBEAST Magazine features a triptych cover by designer Harry Nuriev. The Ignition Issue delves into the minds of creators who are sparking change and new ideas within fashion, music and design. Within this issue, you'll find exclusive interviews with Harry Nuriev, Tame Impala, Vhils, Mura Masa, Robert Nava, BOTTER, and many more.

The Kinship Issue

The Kinship Issue features a collaborative cover between UNDERCOVER and Futura. The cover art extends to the magazine’s back cover and comes encased in packaging also featuring the work of Futura. The Kinship Issue is a dive into how personal relationships feed into creative work and features Angelo Baque, Shaniqwa Jarvis, Cleon Peterson, Helmut Lang, Ghetto Gastro, Illegal Civ and Bode among many others.

Issue N°21 of The Gentlewoman steps boldly into the world with the exceptional South African runner Caster Semenya leading the pack as cover star for Spring and Summer 2020, photographed by Alasdair McLellan and profiled inside by Susie Rushton.

Joining the champion runner are the audacious women of the now: the celebrated novelist, Hilary Mantel– giving her first interview after completing the final book of the Wolf Hall trilogy; the crusading economist, Esther Duflo – speaking to us in the glorious aftermath of her Nobel Prize award; the glittering Hollywood polymath, Tessa Thompson; the ingenious fashion designer, Bethany Williams; the Booker Prize-winning novelist, Bernardine Evaristo and the beloved British actor, Kathy Burke among them. We tag along with Suzanne Ciani in Bolinas, Gabriel Quigley in Edinburgh and Róisín Murphy in Dollis Hill, while the extraordinary dancer and choreographer, Julie Cunningham shows us her revolutionary style.

A marvellous array of fashionable ideas are also proposed, with Lara Stone, Steinberg and Lola Nicon showcasing the best from the first season of the new decade. Gentlewomen, go forth!

nº 20
autumn & winter 2019

It’s the 20th issue of The Gentlewoman with the writer of great intelligence and optimism, Margaret Atwood as this season’s cover star, photographed by Alasdair McLellan.

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.

Yolo Journal – A Magazine from Yolanda Edwards.

System 13 celebrates the heady rise of Chinese social-media with cover stars Angelababy, Fan Chengcheng and Ni Ni, signifying the seismic changes we’re experiencing in society, economics, technology and fashion. Juergen Teller accompanied each of the three stars while they were on official brand ambassador duty at Dior, Givenchy and Gucci’s shows in February. Story by Hung Huang and Blake Abbie.

Also in this issue:
Marc Jacobs’ unabashed love letter to fashion. The designer in conversation with Alexander Fury and an intimate portfolio at Jacobs’ New York home, photographed by Juergen Teller.
The emotional tale of fashion’s golden-age designer Christian Lacroix, as told to Tim Blanks, featuring Lacroix archive pieces from 1987-2009 photographed by Roe Ethridge and styled by Katie Grand.
What can print do that digital cannot? A deep-thoughts survey on the state of magazines featuring 50 of the industry’s leading editors.

An oral history examining the life and times of fashion’s serial avant-gardist Rudi Gernreich by Tim Blanks, including recollections by Tom Ford, Marc Jacobs, Issey Miyake, Pierre Cardin, Ed Ruscha, Rick Owens and Barbara Bain, and with archive and new Gernreich designs photographed by Robi Rodriguez and styled by Karen Langley.
Anthony Vaccarello in conversation with Carine Bizet about taking the sacred house of Saint Laurent ‘Rive Droite’.
From Shawn Stussy’s Tommy Boy staff jackets to Virgil Abloh’s ‘The Ten’, Nike’s collab king Fraser Cooke explores the most culturally influential collaborations of the past 25 years.
Grace Wales Bonner speaks with Hans Ulrich Obrist about the history, identity and place that inform her rapidly-rising brand, and travels to Guadeloupe with photographers Durimel.
An encounter between tailored clothing, long-lost elegance, and young French men of North African descent, photographed by Karim Sadli and styled by Joe McKenna.
An intimate photographic look into the life and camera roll of designer Haider Ackermann.
Derek Blasberg answers filmmaker Loïc Prigent’s bespoke questionnaire.
Robin Givhan on surviving fashion month with a broken foot; Dominic McVey on his sustainable solution to the period poverty problem; and Shonagh Marshall on what Brexit means to British photography.

… plus Saint Laurent Rive Droite

An exclusive 66-page Juergen Teller portfolio showcasing creative director Anthony Vaccarello’s soon-to-be-available ‘collaborations product range’ for the forthcoming Saint Laurent Rive Droite store in Paris.

… and finally

Issue 13 of System includes a limited edition Saint Laurent Rive Droite cover featuring Anthony Vaccarello photographed by Juergen Teller.

The latest issue of AnOther Magazine celebrates romance
and the screen angels and fashion gods pushing its core
tenets to the extreme.

A role model for our times, activist and actor Indya Moore graces our cover and centrefold poster, photographed by Willy Vanderperre and styled by Olivier Rizzo. In an open-hearted interview with Emma Hope Allwood, the actor explores the expansive power of community, playing Angel in Ryan Murphy’s agenda-setting TV show Pose, the value of public platform and, above all, harnessing human kindness and joy.

Disney star and superhero Naomi Scott is a role model of another kind. Playing one of Elizabeth Banks’ Charlie’s Angels in the director’s upcoming reboot, Scott stands at the forefront of a major gear-shift in Hollywood. As casting calls become increasingly diversified, the down-to-earth Indian-Brit star rewrites the industry landscape in her image. Photographed by Collier Schorr and styled by Katie Shillingford, our
second cover star talks to Hannah Lack about the heroes she longed for growing up.

Jonathan Anderson is among the most important voices in fashion. Having simultaneously helmed both his eponymous label and the Spanish luxury goods house Loewe since 2013, his output and influence has become omnipresent. In an in-depth dual profile, the designer talks to Susannah Frankel about both distinctive worlds; Viviane Sassen photographs JW Anderson while Mark Peckmezian shoots Loewe.

Rick Owens, a hopeless romantic, talks to Tim Blanks about poets, artists, deities and mortality. His latest collection borrows from the fantastical legend of couturier Charles James – photographed by Craig McDean we present a serenade to Owens’ boundary-defying vision.

Belgian designer Raf Simons has long been dedicated to capturing the romance of youth and the optimism of the future. Photographed by, and on, Simons’ fashion family, his current menswear collection is presented
side-by-side with pieces from the mid-nineties, when his life in fashion began. Simons talks to Alexander Fury about rebellion and broken hearts.

Karl Lagerfeld is perhaps the most profoundly romantic designer of them all. His final collection for Chanel was a thing of unparalleled beauty and
is here photographed tenderly by Casper Sejersen. Comme des Garçons president, Adrian Joffe, writes about the 15th anniversary of the revolutionary retail store Dover Street Market, as illustrated by
artists Scheltens & Abbenes. Natacha Ramsay-Levi meanwhile, heralds a new era of modern femininity at Parisian fashion house Chloé, as exhibited by photographer Katja Rahlwes.

For Art Project, multidisciplinary French artist Camille Henrot looks at form, idolatry and corporeality in a new series of paintings, System of Attachment. Accompanied by a free-wheeling discourse with acerbic author Natasha Stagg, she presents collages of her forensically gathered
research imagery, created exclusively for AnOther Magazine. Via the naivety of cartoons, Henrot layers the historic with the contemporary in a poetic exploration of information in the digital age.

This issue’s 32-page Document is an ode to the radical beauty of Derek Jarman’sourve. Coinciding with a major retrospective of his work entitled PROTEST! at Dublin’s IMMA this autumn, Tilda Swinton, John
Waters, Luca Guadagnino, Olivia Laing and others remember his life and work and reflect on how his bravery has informed their own creativity in today’s turbulent times.

PLUS: Jane How, Harley Weir, Lotta Volkova, Julie Greve, Sam Rock, Katy England, Robbie Spencer, Nick Knight, Ibrahim Kamara and more across hundreds of pages of fantasy fashion imagery. While Grayson Perry, Katharine Hamnett, Tim Walker and others reflect on the influences that have shaped their dreams, shot by Tom Ordoyno and styled by
Rebecca Perlmutar.