Style.com/Print Fall 2012 : Nadja Bender by Nick Waplington

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[Greenway]

im not sure if i like it or not

 

[parkereloise]

style.com print is the bane of my exist. i really dont see the need of it or like it but for some reason I sort of do and really like it. its love hate...hope theo wenner will be feat. again

 

[Ives927]

I still think Style.com as a print is rather pointless, based on the first issue. Hopefully they've stepped it up and produced something worthy of being published.

 

[GivenchyHomme]

I still think Style.com as a print is rather pointless, based on the first issue. Hopefully they've stepped it up and produced something worthy of being published.

Well they bumped the price up, so hopefully that won't be for nothing. I did enjoy the first issue though, but they could have focused more on the actual fashion.

 

[mackos]

The model is Nadja Bender (backstage at Lanvin F/W 12 show).

 

[jeremydante]

i don't like the cover but don't think they are really trying to create covers like other magazines. i love style.com/print for their content, the writing. can't wait to get my copy.

 

[VogueParisLover]

I really enjoyed the first issue, and I have a feeling this might be even better. Looking forward to the contents.

 

[judelove]

I really enjoyed the first issue, and I have a feeling this might be even better. Looking forward to the contents.

i dug it, too. lindsey wixson was precious, made me like her.

 

[TeeVanity]

it's alright, pretty sure everything we saw this past season will be in it.

 

[HeatherAnne]

I love the cover picture, and nice that it's Nadja.

 

[Bertrando3]

it's boring and not creative whatsoever, I can't believe STYLE which has a great website can produce such lazy covers for its magazine

 

[Master Wood]

I think the idea behind /print it truly inspired. I don't want this to be a glossy UK or Italian Vogue, I want it to be a quick, corporate overview of a month in fashion, a glossy wwd if you will with a heavy emphasis on online content. No other magazine does this!

 

[justaguy]

I love the simplicity of the cover.

 

[ohmycolin]

So much better than the last issue (I didn't buy it solely because I didn't want Lindsey Wixson's face looking at me all the time), and I'll probably actually buy this one!

Anyone know when it'll be available?

 

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For more than a decade, Style.com has brought you deep into the world of fashion. Now, the second issue of Style.com/Print takes you closer than ever before: Behind Closed Doors. The magazine's writers and photographers have sought out the most exciting young talents and most influential industry leaders in the private spaces and places where the fashion dream is created: the Chinatown studios in New York, concept shops in London, luxe palazzi in Milan, and baroque salons in Paris. The magazine charts the highs and lows of this often turbulent season, the moments that made it memorable, and the irresistible fashions and accessories soon to be on offer. With a cast ranging from Joseph Altuzarra to Alber Elbaz, J.W. Anderson to Karl Lagerfeld, this is the first view and the last word on Fall 2012.

Style.com/Print is available at select newsstands, but the best way to guarantee a copy is to order one here. Most content from the magazine is not available in digital form. CLICK HERE to discover some of the issue's highlights.

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[VogueDisciple93]

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[Ives927]

Not impressed with the previews. Why pay for something that's already on their site?

 

[BerlinRocks]

is style.com in print something like The Daily or WWD ???

i don't understand why a website would turn into a print magazine when everyone says that the printed media are dying .... ???
what's the point ? how was their first edito like ?

 

[ohmycolin]

@styledotcom http://Style.com/Print 02 should be on stands in the UK April 10. You can also order online here: http://ow.ly/9XMuJ

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Sent out a tweet, got this reply from them for anyone in the UK who didn't order it (like me...)