If the number of independent fashion publications crowding the shelves of New York’s newsstands is anything to go by, reports of the death of print would seem to be greatly exaggerated. Which thankfully means we’ll always have somewhere to gaze upon Michael Pitt, Chloë Sevigny, Charlotte Gainsbourg, and James Franco. From the better-known and amply funded — Dazed, i-D, Purple — to niche publications like Bullett, Oyster, and Ruush, we’ve got the lowdown on the odd, the innovative, and the magazines you’ve never heard of.
An A-Z Guide to Indie Fashion Magazines
Tags:
- newstand
- things that are printed on paper
- 10 magazine
- a magazine
- acne paper
- another
- another magazine
- bad day
- bullett
- code magazine
- contributor
- contributor magazine
- dansk
- dapper dan
- dazed and confused
- dossier
- dujour magazine
- fantastic man
- french magazine
- garage
- the gentlewoman
- grey
- grey magazine
- the hunger
- i love fake magazine
- i <3 fake
- i like my style
- i love you
- i-d magazine
- indie magazines
- indie
- industrie
- love
- lula
- oyster magazine
- ponystep
- pop
- prestage
- purple magazine
- richardson
- rika
- russh
- s magazine
- self service
- soma
- ssaw
- stiletto
- tank
- the last magazine
- under the influence
- v magazine
- velour
- vinyl riot
- wad magazine
- wonderland
- worn magazine
- zoo
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