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. Published quarterly with a theme, Wound UK is full of inspirational information in pictures and print.
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.
DUJOUR is a bi-montly indie fashion and lifestyle publication dedicated exclusively to emerging designers and artists. DUJOUR is pioneering the sustainable publishing movement with our acclaimed digital format (interactive features, clickable content, video articles and more!) as well as our print-on-demand glossy edition.
Back when the world was all glitter and tea cups, DUJOUR magazine founder, editor and stylist Letitia Burrell, along with her beloved photo and art director Eduardo Rodriguez, could think of nothing better to do than spend their time window shopping and drinking sweet cups of tea (ok well the Ed-Master there swears by Starbucks Venti) along with a modest serving of cupcakes for breakfast and dinner. One day while sitting atop her collection of vintage Elle, Vogue, and Nylons, she put together a plan to start her own magazine. Actually, it was a plan to finally plan the plan for the magazine that Letitia already planned years ago (you still there?). She was uninspired with what was being offered on newsstands and it wasn’t until she started to look abroad that she found it being done by a small few in countries like UK and Australia with the likes of Amelias, Lula and Frankie. So with loving support from friends and family, as well as Letitia’s obsessive research, sleepless nights and editing, her dream became a reality.
Since the release of the magazine in 2003, Glamcult has developed itself from an edgy underground tabloid to one of the leading independent magazines in Holland when it comes to fashion, music, film, art and todays youth culture. Glamcult offers its readers articles on and interviews with the hottest fashion designers, artists, musicians, actors and photographers on a monthly basis, looking way beyond mainstream culture.
It is not their aim to tell their readers what to wear, what music to listen to or which parties to attend. Their readers know very well what they want and what is happening around them. They are the innovators and create their own world. Glamcult just gives them a broad impression of what is going on in the frontlines of fashion, art, music and film. They select, create and wonder around in todays avant-garde cultures and present it with strong visual language, attractive content and an expressive imagery.
InStyle korea is a magazine recognized as a most successful case of fashion, beauty, and lifestyle through a filter called ‘star’.
InStyle korea is a licensed magazine for women between the ages of 25 and 35, who are urban, stylish and enjoying New Yorkers’ lifestyles.
Average number of pages_350pWith InStyle korea’s unique concept of covering the fashion, beauty and lifestyles of celebrities, it satisfies readers’ curiosity on the stars’ human side and their private lives.
InStyle korea has kept its guiding principle, “to show the most attractive and beautiful celebrities and their stories with essential information” since its release in
March 2003. Rooted in the global media group, Time Inc., InStyle korea has positioned itself as a unique licensed magazine as it takes In Style US’s core strengths and at the same time localizes it for korean tastes. Coverage on New Yorkers’ chic lifestyles, up-to-date and detailed information, and features of celebrities’ daily lives seen from diverse perspectives are part of attractions provided by 『InStyle korea』. Because InStyle korea is based on thorough research and analysis on what people in metropolitan cities desire the most, the readers can enjoy satisfaction to the fullest.
Industrie is the first and only media title dedicated to presenting an independent, in-depth look at the fashion industry, going behind the scenes to chronicle the personalities, stories and defining moments in the world of fashion.
Founded in 2009 by Erik Torstensson and Jens Grede, of the Saturday-Group, Industrie aims to shift focus away from current collections and trends and provide a considered insight into the culture of fashion. Industrie documents the individuals who influence fashion and critically examines the ideas which shape it.
Industrie is published twice a year, distributed internationally by Comag and updated continually on industriemagazine.com
The Pink Ribbon magazine (PINK) is a stylish feel-good magazine radiating positive energy.
There is still a lot to be done in the field of breast cancer in terms of prevention, information and support. But PINK is and wants to achieve more than that. PINK is a feel-good glossy that will appeal to all women. Not only because of its content, but also because all proceeds go to the fight against breast cancer. With this annual magazine Sanoma Uitgevers hopes to be able to make a substantial contribution to a.o. research into breast cancer.
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