the future Of Publishing

Lara Stone photographed by Alasdair McLellan, Self Service issue n°34. Styling by Jane How.

TI: Do you think things like detailing, high quality, craftsmanship or subtle texture gets noticed on a computer. Do you think fashion culture will still adhere to those variables of luxury that are not apparent on a computer screen?

Is the newstand destined to be an antique?

Well that was very strange. Looking back, I realize Paris SS11 turned into a kind of publisher's convention.

Corey Baptiste VNY: Photography Pierre Debuscherre

It's official. When it comes to contemporary design the computer heads are kicking the ass of those atelier bound designers.

Picador and Ralph explore the signature nihilism of Mr Ellis

Today Friday July 16th, is submissions day meaning TI's inbox has been brimming with some interesting material recently. Quite exciting for me was an email concerning a current collaboration between Picador and digital creative agency Ralph around Bret Easton Ellis' new novel "Imperial Bedrooms" .

The new ethos

Monocle's new candle with Comme des Garcons has TI's full interest

It is by now very obvious that in order to survive magazines have to mutate into something other than what they are currently.