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Port is a biannual magazine that emphasizes elegant and insightful content tailored for today's readers. By reviving the essence of high-quality biannual publications while addressing contemporary and captivating topics, Port aims to redefine the benchmarks for modern magazines. Each issue includes essays and profiles from leading and renowned experts across various fields, including architecture, design, business, film, environmental issues, politics, literature, and comedy, along with enduring examples of classic style and fashion.

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Thread to Code | PORT Magazine

1 week ago | port-magazine.com | Ayla Angelos |Words Ayla Angelos

For decades, craftsmanship in fashion meant hands, thread and repetition. Today, it also means code. In this interview, CEO Stefano Canali unpacks the future of tailoring, and how the SS25 collection is at one with digital processesWhen you think of fashion or, more specifically, the craft behind it, you’ll likely think of a sewing needle and thread – the act of looping through the hole and running the stitch through the fabric. For centuries, this was the foundation of garment making.
Measured in Bronze

2 weeks ago | port-magazine.com | Deyan Sudjic |Words Deyan Sudjic

For the third chapter of The Dalmore’s Luminary Series, architect Ben Dobbin distills landscape, whisky and tensegrity into a twisting, dynamic sculpture unveiled at the Venice Architecture BiennaleArchitecture, according to the famous Italian architect Ernesto Rogers, encompasses everything from the broad scale of a city to the fine detail of a spoon. Ben Dobbin, a partner at one of Britain’s best-known architectural firms, Foster + Partners has thought a lot about both.
Scaling New heights

3 weeks ago | port-magazine.com | Laura McCreddie-Doak |Words Laura McCreddie-Doak

Escale, the once experimental face of Louis Vuitton’s horological output, has been reimagined as a simple three-hander. But that doesn’t mean it’s lost the ability to astoundThere are few brands, apart from Chanel maybe, who have parlanced their iconography as well as Louis Vuitton.
Planes, Cranes and Automatics

3 weeks ago | port-magazine.com | Laura McCreddie-Doak |Words Laura McCreddie-Doak

A time machine retains as much power as an aircraft – elevating a man’s spirit as well as… well, the man himselfIn many ways, aviator Alberto Santos-Dumont and jewellery and watch scion Louis Cartier were a perfect match. Both were fascinated by aircraft – Santos-Dumont flew them, Cartier designed them in his spare time.
The Next Frame

3 weeks ago | port-magazine.com | Ayla Angelos |Words Ayla Angelos

As part of the Spike Lee Film Production Fund, four rising filmmakers – Kwesi Jones, Vincent Mocco, Joecar Hanna and Hunter Redhorse Arthur – speak about their work, their influences and the stories they feel compelled to tell.
Tahar Rahim

1 month ago | port-magazine.com | Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff |Words Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff

Tahar is in search of truth. Over the past two decades, the actor has built a career defying expectations, refusing easy labels and throwing himself completely into every role. But as he reflects on his most intense performances – including A Prophet, The Mauritanian and his latest Monsieur Aznavour – he reveals that some characters never quite leave youOne hour.
David Oyelowo

1 month ago | port-magazine.com | Precious Adesina

From his breakout performance as Martin Luther King Jr in Selma to playing Henry VI at the Royal Shakespeare Company, David Oyelowo has consistently sought roles that challenge both himself and the narratives that surround Black actors. In Government Cheese he takes a turn into surrealist comedy, playing a man caught between redemption and survival.
From Cane to Craft

1 month ago | port-magazine.com | Ayla Angelos |Words Ayla Angelos

A visit to Antigua Guatemala, where Zacapa gives Port an inside look at its blending techniques, altitude-aged barrels and the women behind its handwoven bottlesThe first thing you notice about Antigua Guatemala is a ring of towering volcanoes – one of which, Fuego, puffs smoke into the sky every 20 minutes. The second thing is the colour, the kind of hues that cling to memory like sugar to the rim of a glass.
Material Language

1 month ago | port-magazine.com | Ayla Angelos |Words Ayla Angelos

Samuel Ross speaks on TRANSPOSITION, his immersive installation for The Balvenie at Milan Design Week, and how craft, emotion and experience shape the next chapter of his careerLast year, Samuel Ross entered a new chapter. Having sold his stake in A-COLD-WALL*, the designer and artist began what he describes as a renewed decade – an ongoing recalibration of identity and output.
The Luminous Gesture

1 month ago | port-magazine.com | John-Paul Pryor |Words John-Paul Pryor

The revered British artist Winston Branch invites you to experience a deeper sense of self in a major retrospective at Cahiers d’ArtThe septuagenarian artist Winston Branch (OBE) has spent a lifetime creating works that oscillate effortlessly between ethereal radiance and wild tempest, producing paintings that unfold like vast visual poems, where presence and absence coexist in delicate optical balance.