Journal tagged by Out now

We first discovered Voyage D’Etudes just over a year ago: an online travel ‘scrapbook’ edited by Refinery29’s fashion director Paula Goldstein Di Principe. The site features travel memories written by journalist and photographer contributors (dubbed the #globalgirlgang), and each article...

Straight off the back of winning Launch of the Year in the Stack Awards earlier this week, Real Review is back with issue two. The strengths of the magazine are evident again; the square format folded vertically in half remains...

Yesterday we looked at the new issue of Picnic, a publication of loosely connected stock images. Today, we look at a magazine that explores what could become more prevalent than traditional stock imagery in the future: photographs bought from photo...

To describe Istanbul’s 212 as a small independent publication is a somewhat deceptive statement. It is small in the sense other new indie titles are small: in reach, in sales, in numbers. But physically it is one of the larger...

We’ve showered praise on Flaneur countless times before. It never fails to impress; its concept a perfect balance of continuity and freshness so that you know what you‘ll get in a way that never gets boring. The latest issue of...

Some of the most aesthetically and editorially innovative publications that we’ve been receiving this past year have been themed around architecture – London-based Bricks of the Kiln and The Real Review are two potent examples. AG (Architektur in Gebrauch, Architecture...