How to Spend It is a weekly magazine published with the Financial Times Weekend Edition. Its articles concern yachts, mansions, apartments, designs, horlogerie, haute couture, automobiles, as well as fashion and columns by individuals in the arts, gardening, food, and hotel and travel industries. To celebrate its 15th anniversary, FT launched the on-line version of this publication http://www.howtospendit.com on October 3, 2009.
WFM is the international fashion magazine for reports Runway of Milan, Paris, New York, London, Madrid, Barcelona, Tokyo, Hong Kong. - Plus Accessories, Beauty and Cosmetic, Watch & Jewelry, Shoes & Bags Both.
WFM-world fashion magazine is a guide of ready to wear and provides information on latest runway reports than any other fashion magazine.The content is relevant to what is hot and new trends in the upcoming season’s fashion for millions of glamorous women around the world.
Younger girls, from 15 to 20, in high school, are interested in fashion and in name brands. Muteen, an upper market magazine is for this age group, in other words for the daughters of l'Officiel readers. Like Jalouse, Muteen is avant-garde in new fashion and beauty trends. Muteen is also an interactive magazine that allows readers to become involved in the very contents of their magazine.
InStyle is a monthly women’s fashion magazine, showing an impressive variety of choices of the latest trends and fashion world.
Vogue Homme Japan from Japan, published twice a year.
Surface Asia aims to be the definitive magazine for all categories of design across Asia-Pacific, bringing you the latest news and insights on the design industries of the region six times a year.
We cast the spotlight on the designers leading the trends and reshaping the creative landscape, and establish a forum in which regional designers can exchange ideas, gain inspiration and collaborate on projects.
Porter is the game-changing new fashion magazine – powered by NET-A-PORTER.COM – for the stylish, intelligent woman of now.
Delivering an authoritative global point of view and a bespoke curation of fashion, beauty, travel and culture, Porter combines the intimacy of print with the instant gratification technology allows, meaning that you can shop everything that inspires you directly from the page in two ways – either through the innovative digital edition or with the free NET-A-PORTER shopping app.
FutureClaw is an oversized (12"x15") fashion, art, music, and culture magazine founded in 2007 in Burlington, Vermont, USA, by photographer/engineer Bobby Mozumder and artist Guy Derry. The magazine took its name from an electro music blog that Guy Derry and Adam DeMartino ran. Bobby introduced the idea of creating a photo style-press magazine after doing a street photo project in Burlington's Art-Hop 2007 with Guy, where they met.
The idea of the magazine came to the founders after seeing so few state-of-the-art American style-press publications compared to the many that exist in Europe and elsewhere in the world. Additionally, the magazine industry's circulation decline was firmly understood when FutureClaw was founded, and so the goal was set to differentiate FutureClaw by taking advantage of the print medium over the internet: the presentation of visuals (photography, design, and illustration) in a large-format. The magazine itself is visible entirely online, using the Issuu viewer, as a way to expand the audience and to promote the physical print product during a declining magazine industry era.
FutureClaw has released a pilot issue (~50 pages) in Spring 2008, and 2 full-sized issues (~200 pages), Fall 2008 and Spring 2009, with the goal of publishing quarterly. The Fall 2008 issue was featured by magazine industry guru Samir Husni in his review of notable national magazine launches of 2008.
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