If you had a fashion magazine of your own ...

[maaxzc]

Maaxzc,please credit your picture.

source: fashiongonerogue.com

 

[MissMagAddict]

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If you have any questions please PM myself or another magazine mod & we will be happy to help you.

Thank You.

 

[cottonmouth13]

parkereloise, I can see that you really are in with Jeisa. By the way, this cover is much better than her previous cover that you made.

 

[cottonmouth13]

So, here's my another creation. But this time, it's a men's magazine with a touch of Vogue Paris/W Magazine. In other words, it's a high fashion men's magazine called "Messieurs" (French term for Gentlemen).



modelhommes

Review:

"Mr. Sean O." (with interview)
Model: Sean O'Pry
Photographer: David Sims

"Mad, Mad Men"
Models: Tyson Ballou, Noah Mills and January Jones
Photographer: Steven Klein
(A 20-page editorial heavily inspired by the hit TV Show "Mad Men")

"Bad Romance"
Models: Natasha Poly and Mat Gordon
Photographers: Inez Van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin
(A 15-page editorial with both models in a mental asylum doing some romantic gestures in a crazy way)

"First Look"
Models: Jeremy Young, Cole Mohr, Luke Worall and Ash Stymest
Photographer: Craig McDean
(A 15-page editorial that is set in a field of grass)

"Heat Up"
Models: Garrett Neff, Parker Gregory and Hilary Rhoda
Photographer: Mario Testino
(An 18-page editorial that is set in a bath house)

 

[vogue28]

"Bad Romance"
Models: Natasha Poly and Mat Gordon
Photographers: Inez Van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin

Sounds like Poly Paradise

 

[vogue28]

CLASSIC MAGAZINE

Model: Christy Turlington
Photographer: Inez & Vinnodh
Source: scanned by Diorette

 

[Luxx]

It took me an embarrassingly long time to think of a title and in the end I just wound up doing the most unimaginative one possible.

Issue 1:

Issue 2:

Issue 3:

Content overview: Really just the types of stuff I'd like to have in a magazine. Photographers I like and artists. Nick Knight, Marilyn Minter, Jeff Burton, Paolo Roversi, Liz Collins, Solve Sundsbo, etc...

Image Credit | Fashion Gone Rogue, Models.com, Fashionisto, Style.com, Exact Editions via Surrealseven, Victor Simonet, Art Dept

 

[xerq]

I'm no good with cover making but here's what my magazine content would include. use your imagination.

Cover: Denisa Dvorakova and Marina Perez by Greg Kadel

'Couture'
Models:Georgina Stojilkovic and Yulia Kharlapanova.
Photographer:Steven Klein

'Nostalgia'
Models:Yasmeen Ghauri,Linda Evangelista,Karen Mulder and Iman.
Photographer:Steven Meisel

'Arctic'
Models:Iselin Steiro,Nadja Auermann,Snejana Onopka.
Photographer:Sølve Sundsbø

'Pin-Up'
Models:Guinevere Van Seenus,Malgosia Bela and Lara Stone.
Photographer:Camilla Akrans

'Shifting Beauty’
Models:Ymre Stiekema and Hind Sahli
photographeraolo Roversi

'Fascination'
Models: Daria Werbowy,Elise Crombez,Diana Dondoe and Liya Kebede.
Photographer:Hedi Slimane

'Natural One'
Models: Eugenia Volodina,Mariacarla Boscono,Maryna Linchuk and Re’el Dade.
Photographer:Mario Sorrenti

'Fancy'
Model:Michaela Kocianova,Hilary Rhoda and Tanya Dziahileva.
Photographer:Mario Testino

'Echoes'
Models:Karolin Wolter and Freja Beha
Photographer:Willy Vanderperre

 

[Chanelcouture09]

12-Eleven

Lara Stone for Givenchy Fall 2007
Ph: I&V
Source | Scanned by MissMagAddict

 

[hfgl]

The whole issue is Janine Giddings by Enrique Badulescu.


supers90

 

[GivenchyHomme]

Wow! I didn't know this thread was around. I had made some magazine covers a while back.

Doubt- Fashion, art, cinema, and culture.






livejournal via ecstasy lover

 

[sarehak]

I would expand the current Vogue Hommes Japan to other countries. I'm thinking France, Brazil & Italy seeing as they could offer a good amount of readers & clientèle. I would tweak the aesthetic a bit since I'm not a fan of VHJ's current alternative, edgy look. I favor a more refined & simple cover, with the same format in terms of text placement.

I made these covers when I first learned to use different colors for the VOGUE header (thanks GivenchyHomme & zacatecas570 B)) with intent to use it for the Vogue Cover Challenge, but I figured I'd just put them here:

Italy:

Source: thefashionisto.com

France

Source: models.com

Brazil

Source: brazilmalemodels.blogspot.com
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[DD.-]

benettongroup.com via fadedcolours​

 

[sarehak]

MOD [Men's Outlook Digest] Hommes International
Two choices of covers per monthly issue, black base or white base.

Source: Jalou Gallery via Giovanni @ MH

Basically a GQ 2.0, covering all basics of men's lifestyle from style to sports to technology.
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[DD.-]

Reuploaded (imageshak deleted the photo)

benettongroup.com via fadedcolours​

 

[GivenchyHomme]

Doubt- Special Edition: Collections Spring 2010






vogue.fr​

 

[GivenchyHomme]

Doubt- Special Edition: Collections Fall 2010





vogue.fr
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[VogueParisLover]

I would expand the current Vogue Hommes Japan to other countries. I'm thinking France, Brazil & Italy seeing as they could offer a good amount of readers & clientèle. I would tweak the aesthetic a bit since I'm not a fan of VHJ's current alternative, edgy look. I favor a more refined & simple cover, with the same format in terms of text placement.

Vogue Hommes originated in France. It is called Vogue Hommes International not Vogue Hommes France, however.

 

[sarehak]

^ oooh, that's where I was wondering VHI came from. Thanks for clarifying.

 

[Serenity Soul]

When I was in graduate school getting my journalism degree, I had to create an entire magazine prospectus for my senior project. I chose to create an exclusively petite fashion magazine called FEMME. I felt it was something the niche magazine market was missing. At the time there were magazines for woman over ’40, plus-size woman, and many others. I wanted to give petite woman their own fashion world they could relate who may feel left out of mainstream fashion magazines inhabited by 6’foot gazelle models.

I wanted to give petite women a fashion magazine of their own that would completely and exclusively present the petite proportion and perspective in a way was chic, modern, glam and equal in caliber to any one of the major fashion magazines. The models used would all be 5’4 and under, as well as featuring the unique personal styles of celebrities and other woman of interest under 5’4.

I would still love some day to have the opportunity to bring it to life.