V Magazine
V Magazine made its debut in September 1999 as the younger counterpart to the exclusive quarterly publication Visionaire. While Visionaire is akin to a couture book, V leans towards ready-to-wear fashion. This magazine is large in format, visually captivating, and has an international perspective, thriving on collaboration. V focuses on fashion in all its glory and explores related fields such as art, music, film, and architecture. Before V went to print, we envisioned it like a wall of forty-four televisions, each tuned to a unique channel. Today, that would require a wall of 250 screens, but it still captures the vibrant and eclectic mix of personalities, locations, and topics that V features in its content. V serves as a meeting ground where uptown sophistication blends with downtown style, celebrities interact with everyday people, and high art engages with underground movements.
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2 months ago |
vmagazine.com | Penny Spiliotopoulos
In all its feverish heat and sun drenched glory, we can't beat the summer. But, we can certainly lean into it, and the latest collection from DSquared2 beckons just that. Hot and heavy, the capsule embodies the essence of a scorching summer, sizzling in more ways than one. The collection's Summer Lovers campaign, shot by Italian photographer Giampaolo Sgura, showcases the perfect wardrobe for a beachside rollick and romance (or two).
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2 months ago |
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Boosting up the unique designs of six local designers, while highlighting the new adiZero Goukana shoe, the sportswear giant closed LA Fashion Week with a bang
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2 months ago |
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In conjunction with the start of the Grand National Tour with Kendrick Lamar, SZA is debuting her new beauty brand in pop-ups across the United States.
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Mar 4, 2025 |
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The model, entrepreneur, and new mom takes on the designer role to co-create a capsule collection with Tommy Hilfiger
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Mar 1, 2025 |
vmagazine.com | Penny Spiliotopoulos
Norman Reedus went to Russia. And what happens when a man who looks like a devilishly disheveled outlaw goes to Russia? Well, a number of things. For one, he makes a film with a director dubbed the "Francis Ford Coppola of Russia" (full disclosure, Reedus nicknamed that one). And two, said director has the privilege of the ultimate Russki red carpet treatment, a spread that brings Reedus to the fourth floor basement of a maximum security prison.
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