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Scott Schuman is The Sartorialist. With a keen eye and a pulse on the style zeitgeist, Scott's iconic influence extends beyond his blog: he is also a photographer and writer for GQ and Style.com and has been featured in French Vogue and Fantastic Man. Scott's work has also been shown at the Danziger Projects Gallery and at Hyeres in France. Most recently, Scott was part of the Fall 2008 GAP Icon campaign.

The Sartorialist is renowned among style influentials the world over and they let their voice be heard within the blog: The Sartorialist has an active, participatory audience that averages 100+ comments for each blog post.

Accolades include:

- TIME magazine: Top 100 Design Influencers 2007

- The Guardian: World's 50 Most Powerful Blogs

- Technorati: #51 in Top 100 Blog List

- Blogspot: #5 on Top Blog List

Bride & Groom is New Zealand's No.1 wedding magazine and the essential guide for couples planning their wedding and honeymoon. Each issue is packed full with informative articles, beautiful readers weddings, inspirational ideas and helpful tips from real brides and wedding experts, the latest wedding trends and bridal fashion, plus amazing competitions, offers and giveaways. Subscribe now and make your wedding planning a breeze!

Commons&Sense was created in answered to the question - what is common sense?

Commons&Sense presents a unique take an the zeitgeist in fashion, beauty, art, interior, music, and the societyin which we live in.

Commons&Sense presents the kind of fashion which you cannot find in all those "catalogue-like" magazines with A to Z descriptions. They present the latest fashion opinions form Tokyo, and so appeal directly to fashion people.

What the Japanese fashion community has been longing for is jsut what Commons&Sense has to offer.

Client is an independent menswear magazine, printed quarterly in black and white.

Client is industry-focussed, emphasising on menswear and male models. Whilst not trying to take things too seriously, we use a fashion dialogue to explore youth and masculinity. Originality is a must and they are crazy about featuring true talent. At the core, they’re not a ‘glossy’, but neither are they an anti-glossy. It’s true to say they’re not very conventional.

Every issue is hand-crafted, working with some of the world’s most talented photographers, stylists and male models – many well established, some emerging.

Revolution is considered by the watch industry to be the best watch magazine in the world. It is committed to providing its readers with the most specific and detailed information about the industry, the best watches, key trends and latest innovations.