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J'N'C has been synonymous with consistent fashion reporting of the highest contemporary standards since 1992. The monthly J'N'C News and J'N'C Magazine, which has been published on a quarterly basis since 1999, not only cover all aspects of fashion from a short, concise and economic, as well as an artistically aesthetic perspective, but also provide the market with editorial updates on all relevant topics. Which is why the important dates of international trade fairs and fashion shows are just as much part of their agenda as their untiring trawling of the best ateliers, indie stores, flea markets, design factories, clubs, galleries, bars and record shops – whether in Cologne or Lisbon, in Cape Town, New York or Montreal. After all, they're not only convinced that life writes the best stories. Experience has shown them that fashion only achieves its full potential in conjunction with other culture-relevant disciplines. This is why they also love to talk to those in the know – such as designers and fashionistas, as well as with artists, musicians, photographers, graphic designers and filmmakers.

In 2009 to celebrate the fifth birthday of A MAGAZINE, a new website and the A BLOG CURATED BY is launched.

A BLOG will explore the archives of A MAGAZINE and the worlds of our curators, contributors and collaborators. Past issues of A MAGAZINE will be released to view on the website each month through 2009, coupled with parallel content on the A BLOG. We aim to release A MAGAZINE #10 simultaneously in print and online in early 2010.

125 is a London based, internationally available showcase for new work and ideas by photographers, illustrators and artists around the world. Originally marketed as a 'gallery-space-in-print' and something of a vanity project, 125 has gradually become a highly collectible example of what the industry calls luxury publishing with a loyal following around the world.

125 Magazine’s founding partners and the core editorial team are photographers Perry Curties & Jason Joyce, and art directors Rob Crane & Martin Yates who took the decision to start 125 early in 2003 after the realization that no genuinely unbiased platform for new work by both established and emerging talent existed. The first issue (themed Fashion) was released exclusively in the UK and received critical industry acclaim and a nomination in the Magazine Design Awards but was not a commercial success. In the following years the magazine has undergone a number of design and content changes and is now a 300 page, 2 kg 'gallery' of new work and ideas by photographers, stylists and illustrators around the world.

125's most unique feature is its print-sales service which makes all the photography in the magazine available as limited edition art prints through its website. Inclusion in the service is not compulsory but all contributors are offered the chance to participate, with income divided equally between photographer and 125. According to the 125 website they have sold in excess of 8000 prints online and through exhibitions with various companies and galleries including Paul Smith (fashion designer) and St. Lukes advertising agency.

Each issue has a theme and contains the work of 20-25 contributors as well as interviews with leading creative talents such as Nick Knight, Glen Luchford,Sean Ellis, Don McCullin Rankin (photographer), Magnum Photos and many others .The magazine has always sought to provide an unbiased opportunity for creative talent operating a submission process unlike traditional magazines - simply announcing a theme and deadline, with content for the magazine chosen from a postbag by the founding partners.

This process has not been without its flaws with problems arising out of the sheer number of fashion photographers and stylists submitting to each issue and unofficially "calling in" product from fashion houses and PR companies with no guarantee of publication. In more recent issues it appears that the contribution format of the magazine has changed with more and more high profile names commissioned to shoot, Rankin, Richard Kern, Perou, Christopher Griffith, Alice Hawkins, Mick Rock, Shinichi Maruyama, Ernst Fischer, Tim Simmons and more.

Published twice a year to coincide with the Spring/Summer and Autumn/Winter collection, Homme Plus is the acclaimed bible of contemporary male style and consistently brings new energy to its market by covering not only designer clothes and accessories, but also the unsung icons and ideas which inspire them. It has established itself as an international forum in which leading photographers and writers can express new ideas and possibilities. That’s why so many men turn to it as an essential read, as well as a reliable seasonal source of wardrobe advice.

What is World magazine all about? It’s a celebration of style. It’s about presenting high-quality local and international content, along with premium advertising, to high-end readers. World’s unique controlled circulation model allows the magazine to be distributed directly to the people who buy the luxury products advertised within it.

World celebrates style through a rich mix of content, including exclusive Fashion and accessories; Travel; and luxury Motoring. World showcases fashion collections from the world’s leading houses, together with designer jewellery, timepieces and new products from top beauty houses chosen by Collections Editor Debra Hope. Features, edited by Tom Hyde, and Travel, by Patrick Smith, bring inspirational people, places and fine accommodation to life. Wine Editor John Hawkesby, Motoring Editor

David Linklater and Gourmet Editor Connie Clarkson add further editorial integrity.

World production values are of the highest standard. Weighing in at around 1kg, this 240-page magazine uses 115 gsm matt art paper, which ensures crisp advertisement print quality, zero show-through and a finished magazine that will retain the high-quality look and feel expected of a coffee-table product.