MUG is a bi-annual fashion and art magazine from Oslo, Norway. It was founded autumn 2009 and has already, after only two issues, established itself as the leading, independent magazine covering art, fashion, and culture in Norway.
The basic idea behind SMUG is that, in a time where websites and blogs are delivering news minute by minute, the role of the printed medias needs to be re-evalueted. SMUG offers a different take on contemporary fashion and culture by eschewing the product orientated journalism that has dominated mainstream magazines the last couple of decades.
Instead of focusing on the passing trends of popular culture, SMUG wants to present the faces, names and thoughts behind the trends. Artists, designers, writers and musicians are given space to talk about their work and visions, and instead of merely reporting from exhibitions and happenings, SMUG aims to be an event in itself, by presenting original, artistic content in raw, uncut form. In the believe that a contemporary magazine should be an object you desire for and will want to hold on to for years, SMUG also pays a lot of attention to the physical presentation of the magazine, with special care being laid down in paper quality as well as the printing process.
In addition to interviews with contemporary icons like Steve Reich, Pete Doherty, James Chance, Tavi, Andrew Richardson, Rad Hourani and Bjarne Melgaard, the first three issues have seen contributions from a wide range of norwegian and international artists and writers, including Terry Richardson, David Lynch, Robert Hamada, Matthew Kristall, Banks Violette, Mads Teglers, Nate Lowman, Gardar Eide Einarsson, Warren Neidich, Javier Peres, Lukas Renlund and Massimo Leardini. Reknowned norwegian artist Bjarne Melgaard also dedicated a series of original paintings to the second issue of SMUG.
With a circulation of 4000, SMUG is currently distributed in Norway, Denmark and Sweden. SMUG#4 will hit the stores mid-april, and there are plans for an English, internationally distributed fifth issue autumn 2011.
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TIME Style & Design is a targeted edition reaching TIME's most affluent and style-savvy readers — subscribers handpicked based on their income levels and interest in fashion, style and design.
TIME Style & Design delivers four oversized, glossy issues to an audience committed to a certain lifestyle. Apparel, jewelry, accessories, travel, high-end business services, automotive — you name it — luxury goods and services have a new home in TIME Style & Design.
From TIME Magazine and Managing Editor Kate Betts, TIME Style & Design presents the news through a sophisticated, journalistic eye and serves as the reader's guide to the increasingly influential worlds of style and design. From fashion to architecture to industrial products, design is an inextricable feature of their daily lives — one that tells us who they are both individually and collectively. Through in-depth reporting and cutting-edge visuals, TIME Style & Design explores these topics in an effort to shed light on the way we live and interact.
Cosmopolitan is an international magazine for women. It was first published in 1886 in the United States as a family magazine, was later transformed into a literary magazine and eventually became a women's magazine in the late 1960s. Also known as Cosmo, its current content includes articles on relationships and sex, health, careers, self-improvement, celebrities, as well as fashion and beauty. Published by Hearst Magazines, Cosmopolitan has 58 international editions, is printed in 34 languages and is distributed in more than 100 countries.
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Lula is created for people of the world who love fashion, music, art, & make believe. Lula is gentle, whimsical and ethereal in tone, mixing high fashion to fall in love with and interviews that feel like late night chats with people you wish you knew.With international stylists, photographers, musicians, artists, illustrators, LULA is a beautiful magazine that is not only a forum for beautiful work and fresh ideas, but that reads like an honest, funny, and inspirational friend.
Accessories Magazine is the leading publication in the world of accessories. Founded in 1908, the magazine services a $30 billion industry, acting as a conduit between the retailer and the manufacturer—giving both the information they need to successfully run their businesses and understand the changing consumer.
At Accessories, their 600 annual pages of editorial are devoted to nothing but accessories. They give retailers the information they need, when they need it, allowing them to better plan their accessories programs. They provide timely fashion trends and forward-looking directions, in-depth statistics, insightful roundtables, retail profiles, consumer surveys, merchandising and display tips, as well as information on the leading products in all categories. At the same time, They bring Accessories to the consumer with exciting in-store promotions, internet exposure and consumer-oriented events.
They work daily to stay on top of industry changes. And they’re committed as well to their role behind the scenes, strategically working with industry groups to promote accessories within the fashion arena and ultimately, to the end consumer. Their unique position is unmatched by other publications. At Accessories, they follow the retailers, the trends, the companies, the people, and the events that are shaping the future of this exciting industry.
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