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Our Latest Magazines
Celebrate Scotland's return to the world football stage with Nutmeg Magazine's World Cup Souvenir Edition - your ultimate collectible for exclusive insights and in-depth analyses of thrilling matches.
Special edition focused on Scotland's journey in the World Cup
Features exclusive articles, interviews, and analyses
High-quality print perfect for collectors and football enthusiasts
Immerse yourself in the thrilling narratives and iconic moments of Scotland's return to the world stage. Feel the excitement and pride of every match through captivating storytelling and expert insights.
CREAM IS A MAGAZINE THAT STARTS AT THE BAR AND EXPANDS IN ALL DIRECTIONS: DESIGN, CULTURE, LITERATURE, ART DE VIVRE; AND DOES SO WHILE REMAINING ELEGANT, IRONIC, AND UNBOTHERED. CREAM IS A CELEBRATION OF THE PLACES AND SPIRITS THAT BRING US TOGETHER.
Discover the allure of contemporary artistic expression with CREAM 1, a luxurious magazine that blends visual art and culture.
Features stunning black and white photography that captures the essence of art and form.
Printed on high-quality paper to ensure durability and a premium tactile experience.
Limited edition run providing exclusivity and collectible value.
Embrace the elegance and artistic expression showcased in each carefully curated image, transforming your space into a personal gallery of inspiration.
Numéro New York marks the beginning of a new chapter for Numéro in the heart of Manhattan.
As New York Fashion Week kicks off, this new publication aims to bridge the gap between French editorial expertise and the excitement of American pop culture.
Numéro New York takes a decompartmentalized approach to fashion, freely blending the worlds of menswear and womenswear, as well as art and culture.
The ambitious biannual Numéro New York features in-depth conversations with the most influential and inspiring figures in the cultural landscape, enriched by portfolios from the most sought-after image makers.
This first issue brings together major names—from Nick Knight to Inez & Vinoodh, from Tina Barney to Vanessa Beecroft, from Jeff Koons to Rashid Johnson—who, for the first time, are joining the Numéro universe.
It also features an exceptional dialogue between Roberta Smith and Larry Gagosian, two key figures on the international art scene.
With its bold vision and unique editorial approach, Numéro New York aspires to be more than a magazine: a true cultural platform that celebrates the innovation, talent and creative energy that make New York's heart beat.
Monocle - keeping an eye and an ear on the world. In 2007, Monocle was launched as a magazine briefing on global affairs, business, culture, design and much more. We believed there was a globally minded audience of readers who were hungry for opportunities and experiences beyond their national borders.
Monocle is published 10 times a year, focusing on global affairs, business, culture and design, Monocle's mission is to keep an eye on the world.
This issue has multiple covers - at checkout please specify which one you would prefer and we will try our best to accommodate. If we do not have your preferred cover available, we will send the cover that is in stock. Please note that the image used is for illustrative purposes only.
Design Anthology is Asia’s new magazine for interior design and more. An independent publisher, who has created the type of design magazine we want to read, cleaner looking than other design magazines, more focussed in its editorial, and much more sophisticated in its tone. It provides a reading experience that will transport you and inspire you.
Each issue features quality writing by an international team on art, interiors, design, architecture and travel, and you’ll quickly see we place great importance on the quality and size of the photographs we publish.
Design Anthology is published quarterly.
Biannual magazine. Fashion between times. Inside stories. Portfolios.
Scenes from the best possible life. The title open the pages of ENCENS with an essay by ANGELO FLACCAVENTO on GIORGIO ARMANI’s visual bond for ALDO FALLAI photographs spanning over more than two decades. A title that summarize this new issue, intersected with memories fraying their breeze in each and every story. From NADJA AUERMANN walking the look 23 in a tour de force collection designed by KOJI TATSUNO back in 1993, and seen as a wonderful pretext to delve into what a fashion critic should possibly be. Page 26, CHRISTIAN LACROIX recollect his fascinating trajectory, from the unknow esthetic nerd born in Arles to the upper scale sunlights in a captivating interview. CHRISTOPHER ANDREWS reflect on ELSA KLENSCH, the pioneer of television journalism on CNN, and remember her singular way of bringing onto the screen glimpses of the unattainable world of fashion. Artist perfumer BARNABE FILLION encounter RHYS EVANS for a talk on melancholy, permanence, and his relentless journey around the globe for the sake of beauty. LAUREN MANOOGIAN is the alien of NEW YORK fashion week. Her clothes encapsulate a high dose of never seen before craft with an equal sense of ease and minimalism. Interview page 56. The magazine ends in a nostalgic note. With a portfolio of CONSTANT ANEE. Photographic documents that resonate with a long gone idea of Paris in the early 2000’s. And encompasses the first steps of ENCENS, also shown in this n°51 issue.
Fantastic Man is a biannual print magazine launched in 2005, founded in Amsterdam by Gert Jonkers and Jop van Bennekom. An award-winning publication produced by an international collective of esteemed contributors and featuring consistently stellar subjects season after season, Fantastic Man offers frank conversation, insightful reportage, keen observation, distinctive style, glorious photography and an unfailingly sharp focus on men, menswear, contemporary art and broader culture today.
http://www.fantasticman.com/magazine
Please note we only have the following covers in stock - Rocco, Haider, Adrien, Carlos. Please request your preference at checkout. Unfortunately if we do not have the preferred cover we will send a different cover option to you.
Friends On The Shelf is an independent literary magazine that publishes true, real-life stories from a wide variety of people. Friends On The Shelf’s authors range from completely new writers to well-known names. And their stories vary, too – some are funny, some tragic, some extraordinary, and some are simply a celebration of everyday life. Each issue is a wonderful glimpse into the lives of others.
Holiday a new magazine with history. Between 1946 and 1977, Holiday was one of the most exciting magazines in the United States. Renowned for its bold layout, literary credibility, and ambitious choice of photographers, Holiday portrayed the world like no other periodical.
The premise was simple: send a writer and photographer to a specific location and ask them to capture their vision of the place without constraints of style, length or budget. Some of the most celebrated writing by Graham Greene, Joan Didion, Jack Kerouac and Truman Capote first appeared in the pages of Holiday. At the peak of its acclaim, the magazine had more than a million subscribers.
In 2014, after a thirty-seven year hiatus, Holiday returned at the behest of Parisian art director Franck Durand. This new Holiday remains faithful to the essence, aesthetic and sense of journalistic adventure of its forebear, but in a format that also celebrates fashion. Editorials shot by industry-leading photographers, and emerging talents alike, coexist beautifully with the work of today's top literary voices. And true to its original concept, Holiday still sends contributors afield to produce a portrait of place that is at once intimate and timeless.
Holiday is an international, bi-annual publication.
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The Idler is a company devoted to helping people to lead more fulfilled lives. We publish a quarterly magazine and a series of guide books, produce quirky online courses, run live events and sell books and gifts.
Idler is printed quarterly.
Noble Rot magazine is the home of exciting wine and food writing.
Since its launch in 2013, Noble Rot has seen chefs Pierre Koffmann, Fergus Henderson and Yotam Ottolenghi rubbing shoulders with Keira Knightley, Caitlin Moran, Brian Eno and Francis Ford Coppola, blurring the boundaries between gastronomy and the creative arts.
Contributors include Marina O‚’Loughlin, Rowley Leigh, John Niven, Neal Martin, Jamie Goode, Kate Spicer and Jon Bonne.
The magazine is based in London and published every four months.
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noisé 04 PRISM (Fall/Winter 2024) reflects our editorial mission to reveal hidden dimensions of talent, innovation, and artistic expression—just as a prism unveils the full spectrum of light. This edition brings together powerful voices and stories that uncover the many layers of art, fashion, and culture.
At the heart of this issue is a 56-page feature on Roni Horn, exploring both her iconic and recent works, self- reflections, and instinctive creative power. Alaïa’s creative director Pieter Mulier visits artist Mark Manders’ studio in Ronse for the first time, while the trailblazing women gallerists—Chantal Crousel, Liza Essers, and Luisa Strina—share their invaluable insights. We also step into the working environment of artists Kiki Smith and Alicja Kwade as they reveal the ongoing evolution of their latest projects.
In Upstate New York, Lexie Smith discusses her evolving roles as a mother, sister, and artist. In Lisbon, Conie Vallese’s life and journey are captured through Ana Roque’s lens, while in Amsterdam, we visit Marte Mei van Haaster in her creative space.
This issue also presents Mika Schneider, photographed by Angèle Châtenet in Alaïa. We dive into artist Jiro Takamatsu’s artistic journey, examining his impact on both Japanese and international contemporary art, and collaborate with David Zwirner Books on their ambitious ventures in art publishing.
We uncover new perspectives on Jean-Michel Basquiat’s work through insights from Larry Gagosian and Fred Hoffman. Thaddaeus Ropac and Tom Sachs reflect on their nearly 30-year collaboration, while Michal Rovner looks back on her prismatic 40-year career.
The 336-page main issue, printed on eco-friendly art paper, is complemented by a 208-page supplement featuring selected Spring/Summer 24 fashion editorials.
https://www.noise-magazine.com/
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SEASON is a trailblazing football and fashion platform that launched in London in 2016 to counter the male, pale and sometimes stale state of modern football culture.
A cross between a football fanzine and fashion magazine spanning biannual print issues and original stickers, events, social media and now a podcast, the evolving interplay between football, fashion and personal style is also explored.
We tell stories that showcase, celebrate and empower female fans authentically, while unpacking important issues, emphasising diversity and collaborating with exciting creative talent.
Season is published bi-annually.
Adventure. Exploration. Discovery.
Sidetracked has always been about inspiring others through sharing adventures that test physical and emotional limits; exploring places which are rarely visited and where we can learn something new about the world we live; and discovering what lies around us and within us.
Sidetracked Adventure Travel Magazine features a collection of personal stories of adventure travel, exploration, journeys and expeditions. The concept is simple: to capture the emotion and experience of adventures and expeditions throughout the world and to inspire.
Sidetracked is published bi-annually.
91 Magazine was launched in 2011 by founding editor and publisher Caroline Rowland. The idea came about when Caroline felt that none of the mainstream interior magazines were capturing her interest any more, and she longed for a magazine that covered all aspects of creative living.
The magazine focuses on creative interiors ‚homes, shops, cafes, studios , spaces created by people thriving in small business and the creative industries. Aspirational yet attainable. Super stylish yet affordable. We champion independent makers, designers and brands and delve into their worlds and environments for interior and style inspiration plus insight into their lives of creativity.
Our theme for Volume 14 is Joy. Despite the world facing some serious challenges in recent times, we still believe there are moments of joy to be found in the little things. Our homes and creative spaces can be a wonderful source of joy – a splash of colour, an uplifting artwork, a posy of flowers picked from the garden… We feature interiors from people who have imbued joyfulness into their spaces in their own personal way and explore other aspects of joy, such as recipes for sharing with your loved ones.
Inspired homes, lives and loves.
Crosscurrent is a bi-annual print publication and a manual resource for discovery exploring fashion, art, architecture, and ideas.
Luca Guadagnino enters Mark Borthwick’s dream world, Cecily Brown paints what she knows, Jonah Paz wears The Row, and Roos Van Bosstraeten bares all.
Anders Eström and Danny Reed spark a new connection with model-of-the-moment Malin Rudnick, Ola Rindal and Vanessa Reid take Michael Rider’s second collection at Celine for a spin, and Duane Michals visits his old friend Vince Aletti.
Plus, a photography portfolio by Yale School of Art student Olivia Reavey.
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Malin by Anders Edström and Danny Reed
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The founders of seminal 90s title Jockey Slut have launched a brand new bi-annual electronic music magazine Disco Pogo, with the first issue out this month.
Following the success of 2020’s A Jockey Slut Tribute to Andrew Weatherall and a successful crowdfunding campaign raising £60k at the end of 2021, the new publication is a 236-page, heavyweight magazine bridging the gap between the new generation of dance music and the best electronic artists from the past 30 years and beyond.
Issue 1, out May 25, features Gilles Peterson and SHERELLE on its covers and will be available to buy in the UK, Europe and around the world from independent record shops, specialist magazine shops, selected newsagents and direct from discopogo.co.
Jockey Slut ran from 1993 – 2004 and was the first magazine to feature artists like Daft Punk and The Chemical Brothers as well as documenting the Detroit techno and Chicago house scenes with exclusive access to the likes of Underground Resistance, Carl Craig and Green Velvet.
“We never had the intention of re-launching Jockey Slut and then events of recent years made us rethink. But the world has changed and so we decided that a new magazine with a new name was best,” say Jockey Slut and Disco Pogo founders Paul Benney and John Burgess.
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FOYER is an independent, annual print magazine exploring culture and identity from the point of view of people from diaspora communities, namely those of second-generation migrants and mixed-heritage backgrounds, and third-culture individuals. We are at the forefront of stimulating and opening up dialogues about these diaspora communities and uncovering their uncharted stories and experiences.
FOYER seeks to create a tangible, centred representation and documentation of these valuable connections, voices and shared cultural experiences, and to build an evolving archive of knowledge highlighting the important, and sometimes invisible, cultural threads that connect us all.
FOYER is the beginning.
https://www.foyermagazine.co.uk/
What we’re reading
We know how lucky we are to have access to hundreds of titles in many different genres and so we make it our mission to read as much as we can. Here are the top mags we’ve picked up this month.
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‘Best of the Best’ issue
Now in its 10th instalment, for the UK this prestigious issue doubles as a ‘black book’ to a finer life, profiling the ultimate luxury offerings from the Robb Report universe. Only the crème de la crème need apply.