Collezioni Close Up: Leather & Fur

The Last Magazine celebrates the next generation of art, fashion, music, and culture. Published biannually in an oversized newspaper format and on thelast-magazine.com, The Last serves as an artistic platform for a new wave of talent. The Last is also the place where an international group of young and connected readers come to find the latest and greatest in everything that interests them. Conceptual in both format and spirit, The Last abides by no preconceived template, establishing new rules with every issue. It’s a place for an unpredictable mix of people, places, and ideas. It’s all things new—at last.

With the help of Singapore Tatler readers, this guide reveals all the secrets for fine living, and provides reviews of the country's top shops, services and brands.

This online version of the print magazine Grazia keeps the information as recent and up-to-date as possible. On Grazia.nl you can find the latest celebrity and fashion news and regular visitors are immediately brought up to date with what’s what! Alongside the latest celebrity news the site is interactive with a fashion quiz and other offers.

The Grazia-woman is a young working all rounder aged between 25 and 45. Not only is she interested in shopping and celebrities but in politics and social issues. She wants to know the latest fashion and beauty trends and is curious to know what the stars are up to. She has an interest in what’s happening in the world, is modern, comfortable with multimedia and likes to look stylish and this is where she’s happy to spend her money.

Spirit & Flesh Magazine intends to show both sides of creativity – the glossy surface, and what lies beneath. We cover the masters, uncover new talent, and help to place them in historical context through freedom of expression, interviews, imagery, videos and more.

Spirit & Flesh online is a fast growing interactive platform and a destination with dynamic content created exclusively for Spirit & Flesh.

Back when the world was all glitter and tea cups, DUJOUR magazine founder, editor and stylist Letitia Burrell, along with her beloved photo and art director Eduardo Rodriguez, could think of nothing better to do than spend their time window shopping and drinking sweet cups of tea (ok well the Ed-Master there swears by Starbucks Venti) along with a modest serving of cupcakes for breakfast and dinner. One day while sitting atop her collection of vintage Elle, Vogue, and Nylons, she put together a plan to start her own magazine. Actually, it was a plan to finally plan the plan for the magazine that Letitia already planned years ago (you still there?). She was uninspired with what was being offered on newsstands and it wasn’t until she started to look abroad that she found it being done by a small few in countries like UK and Australia with the likes of Amelias, Lula and Frankie. So with loving support from friends and family, as well as Letitia’s obsessive research, sleepless nights and editing, her dream became a reality.