Printing Fashion #3
Printing Fashion #3
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Printing Fashion is a publication exploring the culture of printed fashion. It investigates the production and consumption of fashion publications while reflecting on the fashionability of printed media at the time of the digital. Printing Fashion analyses the magazine as a space of creation of imaginaries and creative encounters; but it also discloses the economic transactions, the conventions, the labour, the value exchanges, the material value, the hidden practices and figures that surround the making of a magazine. Each year the magazine focuses on a specific theme, reporting the experience of the people that produce, theorize and work in - and with - the magazine: printers, editors, academics, curators, photographers, stylists, translators, researchers, collectors, interns, advertisers, students, distributors, copywriters and many more. Created in collaboration with graphic designer Monica Fraile Morisson, the magazine is founded by Justin Morin and Marco Pecorari within the MA in Fashion Studies at The New School Parsons Paris.
In this issue:
- Transformation
- Purple and cocoons
- An account of self-reflection
- Between artistry and technicality: an interview with Studio KH
- Reimagining the context. Magazines on stage
- Re-thinking the magazine
- The color of heaven
- Remaking the magazine
- Le magazine et l'atelier
- The continuous process of magazine reinvention
- Connecting creativity: an interview with Silvia Sini
- The craft of set design: an interview with Sophear
- Hidden figures: le maquettiste
- "Don't be satisfied too easily"
- A, B, C, which is me?
- Reporting fashion
- Beyond the masthead
- Bookstores in London
- Reinventing Vogue in a time of crisis
- Mediating fashions
- Le magazine comme processus de transformation
- Photography, accumulations & identities
- Libraries in process. The Costume Institute library at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
- We're all trans here
- Lobster: an interview with Chris Vidal Tenomaa
Editors: Justin Morin and Marco Pecorari
Editorial coordination: Renata Hernandez Ilaria Trame
Art direction: Monica Fraile Morisson
Images: Romain Darnaud, Renata Hernandez, Studio KH, Stephanie Lever, Olivia Johnston, Ilaria Trame
Text: Anastasia Alikhanova Anastasia Alikhanova, Ella Deberardine, Ev Delafose, Samantha Hartmann, Justin Morin, Donna Nadeem, Marco Pecorari, Bella Stern, Devin Toolen
Printed by Latgales Druka (Latvija) on Fedrigoni Oikos Extra White (115g), Fedrigoni Symbol Freelife Gloss (150g) and Maxi Gloss (300g) papers
33 x 21 cm
132 pages
French / English
© KD Press
© The New School Parsons Paris
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