Plastique semi-annual luxury fashion and culture magazine from UK, Plastique has a strong creative and fashion style identity. With individual graphic design approach and focus on design and style it has made a place for itself in exclusive fashion magazines
Gap Men Collections Paris fashion magazine from Gap, Japan has most comprehensive overview of shows and catwalks of Paris, New York, Barcelona and more. Published in oversized format with stunning high quality photographs of the most trendiest and hottest designer outfits for men by worlds best fashion designers , it is one of the most sought after mens fashion publication from Gap.
So-en was started by Bunka Fukusou Gakuin (Bunka Fashion College) in 1936. It was Japan’s very first fashion magazine.
So-en is famed for its excellent features on new exciting trends, Japan’s top fashion districts Harajuku, Aoyama and Daikanyama as well as fashion designers in Japan and the rest of the world.
So-en is published by Bunka Publishing Bureau, part of Educational Foundation Bunka Gakuen which also runs Bunka Fukusou Gakuin (Bunka Fashion College). Besides Mrs., Bunka Publishing Bureau also publishes the highly respected fashion magazines Mrs. and High Fashion.
KAREN Magazine is a luscious, glossy fashion, beauty and travel publication that is designed to inspire and uplift. With delicious paper and stunning printing KAREN is a popular collectible coffee table magazine. Founded in 2005 KAREN is the creation of fashion and magazine veteran Marian Simms.
With outrageously good photography and contributors who are outstanding in their fields KAREN is a title created with love and passion. The fashion content that which the title is renowned for is world standard and produced predominately in the southern hemisphere by New Zealanders and Australians.
Despite KAREN being uber-glossy, the articles reach deep into the subject matter with a strong emphasis on health, beauty and well-being. Our writers are industry professionals in alternative health and hair and beauty.
With a current biannual frequency, KAREN hits the stands in March and September just in time for the seasonal swing in retail and weather.
Fruits (written "FRUiTS") is a Japanese fashion magazine covering the fashions of the Harajuku district of Tokyo, established in 1997 by photographer Shoichi Aoki. Excerpts from the magazine were compiled to create the Phaidon Press books Fruits (2001) and Fresh Fruits (2005).
An exhibition of Aoki's photographs for the magazine, developed by the Powerhouse Museum, has toured museums in Australia and New Zealand.
The photographs document the individualistic styles young people wear around the Harajuku district of Tokyo. If there are identifiable themes, they can broadly be described as fun, original, authentic, and the recording of emerging social trends and technology. The message seems to shout through the repetitive format of these photos; a modern person head to toe in the foreground against an urban backdrop: "You are the best stylist to express yourself".
The fashion styles showcased in Fruits have a parallel concerning the disregard to conventions that punk takes to the extreme. However, unlike the punk movement, there is less, if any, of a political agenda expressed by "Fruits."
Fruits photographs styles which are distinct from Cosplay, which is a hobby where people dress like their favourite manga, anime, or video-game character.
The inside contains very few ads, most of which are to advertise a shop in Harajuku. The pictures take up the entire page, except for a white bar at the bottom which breaks down the person's outfit piece by piece to tell the reader where it was purchased (or in some cases, who made it), explains the "point of fashion" of the outfit (the main focal point of the ensemble), and gives a brief description of the person's age, social position, and interests. The back may include an interview with a staff member at the magazine. The very back shows reader-submitted pictures.
This online version of the print magazine Grazia keeps the information as recent and up-to-date as possible. On Grazia.nl you can find the latest celebrity and fashion news and regular visitors are immediately brought up to date with what’s what! Alongside the latest celebrity news the site is interactive with a fashion quiz and other offers.
The Grazia-woman is a young working all rounder aged between 25 and 45. Not only is she interested in shopping and celebrities but in politics and social issues. She wants to know the latest fashion and beauty trends and is curious to know what the stars are up to. She has an interest in what’s happening in the world, is modern, comfortable with multimedia and likes to look stylish and this is where she’s happy to spend her money.
A unique inspiring and exciting magazine showcasing the creative contributions of people who dare to go beyond the limits and mundane trends in the world of fashion, style, architecture, art, music and life.
Przyjaciólka, launched in 1948, is the most popular women's weekly on the Polish market. It features fashion stories and provides beauty, health and psychology advice, investigative reports and interviews with stars.
SCawaii! is the fashion bible for adult gyaru who have graduated from senior high-school and are at junior college or work part-time. A third of the readers are 18 or 19 years old, the rest are between 20 and 24. SCawaii! offers a mixture of Harajuku and Shibuya styles.
ELLE Arab World boasts the latest global trends in fashion, beauty, woman's apparel, accessories and supplements it with elaborated regional content to fit the UAE reader’s ego and taste.
THEPOP.COM, launched in early summer, providing an integrated platform which will form a key role in POP’s future developments. Conceived and built by a dedicated in-house team, the website will complement the magazine by providing a wider ‘landscape’ in which a cutting-edge international bi-annual glossy magazine can happily exist and also provocatively interact. THEPOP.COM will provide a fascinating insight into the creation of each issue but, more importantly, it will reflect the POP team`s creative outlook and ongoing projects as well as functioning as a truly international platform through which the wider POP audience can fully express itself. Collaboration and interaction will be encouraged by a passionate, internet-focused team at THEPOP.COM’s new London office. This is where the POP manifesto of Global Change really takes shape and the stars of the future get an immediate opportunity to shine.
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