Stephen Graham’s recent GQ interview is a masterclass in how to craft celebrity profiles that feel timely, meaningful, and genuinely human. It is the kind of feature that reminds readers why thoughtful editorial work still matters. In contrast, Vogue continues to fall into a frustrating pattern, relying on the same familiar faces and surface-level narratives, offering little in … Continue reading GQ Gets It. Vogue Does Not.
Whilst Vogue is no stranger to controversies and critiques, it was always a trailblazer for paving the way of fashion and highlighting the trends of the moment, and its influence can’t be denied. Yet, in 2008, The New York Times posed the question: “What’s Wrong with Vogue?” Despite boasting some of the world’s best editors, … Continue reading Vogue is creative and fun!… In Portugal
Nick Logan and Neville Brody on Creating a Genre-Defining Magazine in the Post-Punk ’80s At the beginning of London Fashion Week on the 20th of February, I heard from the founder of The Face, Nick Logan, and esteemed art director, Neville Brody. Speaking to friends, old colleagues, the press, and aspiring writers, Nick and Neville … Continue reading “All Roads Lead Back to The Face” – a conversation with the founder of 80s post-punk magazine
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