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SOUP IS a reactionary response to the majority of fashion publications which are seasoned with mundane philosophies and superficial ideas.

SOUP IS a unique publishing venture: an independent magazine with the freedom to embrace new concepts and ideas without following traditional recipes or chasing the pack.

A nourishing blend of fashion, photography, art and literature, carefully selected and combined.

SOUP IS presented in an unbiased and unconfined way, which allows the reader to absorb its contents and develop an individual emotional response.

Žena a život is a lifestyle magazine for women aged between 25 and 45 that is one of the few publications on the Czech market able to combine elements of global trends with Czech reality in areas such as fashion, cosmetics, cooking and home decoration. A considerable part of the magazine is also dedicated to interviews with prominent personalities and experts on a variety of topics (relationships, sex, careers, children etc,). Its huge popularity among its readers is based on the simple concept of original features and articles that try to map out the modern lives of modern women with the help of some true stories. Regular supplements featuring recipes, slimming trends and so on are also an inherent part of the magazine.

The magazine was voted Magazine of the Year in 2005 and 2007 by the Czech Publishers Association.

Each year Žena a život organises a competition for new ladies’ and gents’ fragrances entitled “Vůně roku” (Fragrance of the Year).

Australian Vogue is published in Australia by FPC Magazines twelve times a year under license from Conde Nast. Kirstie Clements is the current Editor in Chief and Paul Meany is the Creative Director. Many of their covers are original, although often there are reprints from other Conde Nast magazines. Printing and binding are average, but they use glossy paper and a thick cover. Fashion editorials are simultaneously airy and dismal-I don't know how that's possible, but they accomplish it quite well. Perhaps it can be attributed to the use of a lot of dark studio photography and the occasional happy outdoor work. Vogue Australia began publishing in 1957 with only three issues a year. Throughout the 1960's and 1970's, they gradually raised publication to six, eight, ten, then eleven issues. In 1980, they began monthly printing and have been maintained at that rate for almost thirty years.