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Good-humored and irreverent, it is a benchmark to the modern man’s behavior, fashion and beauty.

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Country: France
City: Paris
Country: Germany
City: Offenburg

First published in 1992, Oggi is a fashion magazine for women, in their late 20s and early 30s, with a “global career” in mind.

Country: Japan
City: Tokyo

Vice is a free magazine and media conglomerate founded in Montreal, Quebec and currently based in New York City.

Vice is available in 27 countries. Editions are published in Canada, Austria, Australia, Belgium, Bulgaria, Brazil, Czech Republic, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Portugal, Italy, Japan, Spain, Mexico, New Zealand, Poland, Romania, Russia, Scandinavia, the United Kingdom, South Africa and the United States. It is free and supports itself primarily through advertising.

Country: Germany
City: Berlin

Considered by the watch industry to be the best watch magazine in the world, Revolution is dedicated to connecting the traditional values of high-end watch making with the vibrant consumer culture of today. Revolution excels by combining in-depth, specialized information about high-end timepieces with the best in aesthetics and resources from lifestyle magazines.

1 title and already 8 editions covering the main watch markets worldwide: Hong Kong, Italy, Singapore, USA, Russia, Spain, China and Switzerland/France.

Country: Spain
City: Moscow

Vanguard Red is a digital magazine based in Auckland, New Zealand, devoted to showcasing the current and emerging talents of contemporary culture. With a focus on the new and emerging players in every facet of the arts - music, fashion, film, design, photography - they aim to feature those who are changing the game and in turn, document the future.

Country: New Zealand
City: Auckland

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.

Country: Japan
City: Tokyo

P magazine is an aesthetic object-book designed as a collector's edition. Edited an curated by magnificent photographers Cecy Young & Mariana Garcia (www.marianagarcia.com) and supermodernist Design Studio Face, creators of page the magazine (www.pagethemagazine.com).

A hardcover limited edition book published annually with 192 pages of exclusive photography and content created by the finest contributors across the globe regarding arts, journalism, photography, fashion and everything that is beautuful.

Country: Mexico
City: Monterrey

Cosmopolitan today

In recent years the magazine and in particular its cover stories have become more sexually explicit in tone as well as covers with models wearing revealing clothes. Kroger, America's largest grocery chain, currently covers up Cosmopolitan at checkout stands because of complaints about sexually explicit headlines. Walmart, Wegmans, and other retailers do this as well.

The UK edition of Cosmopolitan, which began in 1972, was well known for sexual explicitness, with strong sexual language, male nudity and coverage of such subjects as rape. In 1999, CosmoGIRL!, a spinoff magazine targeting a teenage female audience, was created for international readership. However, it ended print production in December 2008.

Real-world stories are recounted ("Real Life Reads") first-hand by survivors, safety tips for risky or dangerous situations (such as living alone) accompany stories of hidden risks, health myths and urban legends are debunked. Sections such as "Health Check", which has featured articles such as "Cosmo Gyno" and "Your Body: What An Abnormal Pap Smear Can Mean", are there not only for entertainment value but to help women understand their bodies and even recognize possible health problems. Less serious regular features include "Guy Confessions" (pages where men share embarrassing stories or shameful things they've done); celebrity gossip; "You, You, You", which contains a wide variety of fun facts and advice.

The magazine currently features topics such as sex, makeup and hair tips.

Cosmopolitan has readers in more than 100 countries and offers editions, both published by Hearst and/or a licensing partner in 34 languages, including Finnish, Spanish, Korean, Hungarian, Bulgarian, Portuguese, Swedish, Polish, Hebrew, Estonian, Romanian, Georgian, Russian, German, Italian, French, Greek, Malaysian and Indonesian. It was banned in Singapore until recently.

Cosmopolitan has traditionally been a women’s magazine discussing such topics as sex, health, fitness and fashion. Recently the magazine is sharing their focus with men’s issues as well. “Cosmo for your guy” is featured in every issue with exclusive advice for the men. Cosmopolitan also recruits men as a part of their staff to answer their female readers' burning questions they just can’t ask the men in their lives. The “Guy Confessions” add men’s embarrassing mishaps to those submitted by women.

It should be noted, that when the season's issues stack up chronologically, the spines of the magazine reveal a typical Cosmo-guy lounging on your shelf.

Country: Argentina
City: Buenos Aires
Country: Denmark
City: Copenhagen

The Latin woman's beauty fashion leader, Vanidades covers all the bases - from profiles of the top names in Latin culture to lifestyle tips to the latest beauty and fashion looks and trends. Plus, a look at today's hottest crossover Latina entertainers, from television personalities to top movie stars to the chart-topping recording artists.

Country: Mexico
City: Mexico City
Country: China
City: Guangzhou

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