DEdiCate

For almost 20 years now, I've had the chance of working as a make up artist and art director. 20 years spent travelling, meeting men and women from all origins and backgrounds, rich from their experiences and their "Savoir Faire." India, Asia, South America, North America, Africa, Europe… All of these continents have conquered me by their diversity and by their unique way of searching for "The Beauty". From the 4 corners of the world, artists, photographers, make up artist, hairdressers. I know now that all of these hardworking, passionate artists are the true reason behind my unconditional love for my career.

And through these years, like me I realised they were all searching for one thing... Finding a way to express themselves, to let their creativity run wild.

I decided to create OOB Magazine with this unique objective.

Beauty and luxury are the main principles of our magazine.

Our teams will be allowed to create, reinvent, discover, rediscover, uncover...

Men and woman from all continents will come together in OOB magazine.

No frontier, no restriction, with only one leitmotiv: "Too much is not enough".

Jabe, chief editor

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.