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A Message from the Editor in Chief: The Birth of Dahse

A very well known and respected editor from one of the biggest publication houses recently said that fashion is not as fun as it used to be, and pointed out that commercialism is killing creativity. I could not agree more.

When I browse through the majority of magazines it takes far too long to get past the advertisements and find the real content. When I finally arrive at the editorials I find the bias of the multiple advertisers permeating the magazine's imagery - it still feels as though I am being sold something. The same photographers and the same models are hired repeatedly across the industry, leaving less opportunities for newer faces to be seen. The interviews are typically with a celebrity of the moment whom you already have heard too much about. I cannot help but feel that the people at the helm are following a formula built around what is likely to sell to the widest audience, which in essence centers on repeating what has already proven popular and avoiding anything new.

Dahse is an alternative. We admire artists, designers, and musicians with creative vision and inspiring work. We want to know what inspires these people, we want to take their words and thoughts and use them to inspire you. We want to present artistic fashion editorials that highlight the work of designers that we think are brilliant, regardless of how much they fund our issues. Our leadership comes from the creative department, not the advertising department.

Name It! is to keep their readers updated on the latest and hottest fashion. They also feature several types of entertainment such as music artists, poets, actors, actresses and real life stories from all walks of life.

They print four great issues a year. They have been in circulation for just six years. Several celebrities have graced their covers such as, Keyshia Cole, Bernadette Stanis, Ruben Studdard, Tim Watts, just to name a few. THey are dedicated to exposing the exposed and exposing the unexposed fashion designers, music artists, and featuring great articles that touch all walks of life.

In each issue of Voi Tutti you will travel to gorgeous locations, cook delicious food, drink fantastic wine, read captivating interviews and human interest features, drive the best cars and learn the best places for shopping plus much more – all Italian style!

Voi Tutti is the premier magazine about contemporary Italian lifestyle. Voi Tutti has an array of high profile contributors including Peter FitzSimons - sport, Stefano Manfredi - food, Bill McKinnon - cars, Mirko De Munari - fashion, Natasha Bita - Italian tales, Charlotte Owen - travel, Philip Rich - wine and David Dale - popular culture.

Voi Tutti is primarily the voice of Italians in Australia, however it transcends borders and speaks to Italians worldwide. Italophiles, Italian-Australians or simply those who love Italy find this beautifully presented, high quality magazine, both informative and entertaining.

WWD is the media of record for senior executives in the global women�s and men�s fashion, retail and beauty communities and the consumer media that cover the market.

WWD Magazines set the trends the world follows, engaging fashion, retail and beauty power players with compelling issues that offer the first look at what's next in global fashion.