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VOGUE UK-BRITISH MAGAZINE-APRIL 2024-FKA TWIGS!-BRAND NEW-In Stock Now

“”””ITEM IS IN STOCK NOW”””””PLACE YOUR ORDER WITHOUT ANY HESITATIONS””””” FKA Twigs Is British Vogue’s April 2024 Cover Star BY CHIOMA NNADI Resourceful and resilient: for me, those are the two words that truly underpin the brilliance of British style. As a teenager, I would spend hours sitting outside the old Central Saint Martins building on Charing Cross Road to see how the art and fashion students dressed. This wasn’t about designer label-spotting – most of the kids didn’t, of course, have enough money to shop on Bond Street – but about noting how they would put together the eclectic pieces they’d found at car boot sales or on Portobello Road, which is where I did all my shopping too. Three decades later and, while much has changed in the 20 years I have been living in the US, London’s beautiful, creative, scrappy energy – one that just can’t be found or emulated anywhere else – remains undimmed. I write this on my way to Milan, utterly rejuvenated from an invigorating slew of autumn/winter 2024 shows at London Fashion Week, which served as a wonderful, nostalgic reminder of how exceptional we are at bringing to life fresh, irreverent ideas. It’s what, I now realise, made me fall in love with fashion in the first place, all those years ago, when I still lived round the corner from the Oxford Circus Topshop. And so, back on home turf with the new responsibility and supreme honour of taking up the mantle at British Vogue, I knew my first cover star needed to be someone who defined that inimitable spirit. Luckily for me, it was an easy choice. FKA twigs is an artist who represents the ideal of the modern British eccentric: she is a shape-shifter who rejects conformity and takes real joy in clothes. And as someone whose personal style was ignited by the clubbing scene, I was so inspired speaking with twigs about her latest work and the always-alluring relationship between fashion and music. She reminded me that it isn’t just about the runway – it exists and can be found in so many different places, be it at a rave or in our home lives. Our April cover shoot, photographed by Johnny Dufort and styled by Ib Kamara, also offered the perfect moment to showcase some brilliant British design talent, from Jonathan Anderson’s revered Loewe to rising star Jawara Alleyne, who is just one of a new generation of designers (see also: Supriya Lele and Aaron Esh) whose singular point of view I am excited to amplify. So, too, am I eager to look beyond our capital and tell the style and culture stories unfolding in all corners of the UK. It was a delight to return to Manchester, where I went to university, to witness last year’s Chanel Métiers d’art show. What else have I missed besides the fashion and Brixton’s Jamaican food? The art, the people, the traditions, the nature. All of Britain’s beautiful juxtapositions. So I bring you an undone Lila Moss in the quintessential country garden; artist of the moment Slawn in his new east London café-cum-gallery with his gorgeous family; the under-the-radar vintage collectors whose archives are the envy of all; and Britain’s new leading man, the charming Louis Partridge. And then there are the stories that reveal another side of life. Take Billie Piper, an actor who has been through her own turbulence, and whose latest role explores a crisis within the royal family. Meanwhile, in a fascinating Viewpoint, the writer Cassie Werber explores what love and parenting looks like in an open marriage. Because how we think and love – as well as how we shop, beautify and style ourselves – are all reflections of a new Britain. And, I hope, Vogue can hold up a mirror to them all. It’s good to be back. …..Order a copy to know more……. “””NEWSSTAND EDITION”””MAGAZINE HAS A BAR-CODE”””BRAND NEW COPIES””””

TIME MAGAZINE MARCH 25, 2024THE FIGHT TO FREE EVAN GERSHKOVICH – Brand New

This TIME Magazine issue, published on March 25, 2024, features an in-depth look at the fight to free Evan Gershkovich. The magazine is a collector’s edition and limited edition, making it a valuable item for any news or general interest collector. The publisher is TIME, a reputable magazine company known for its informative and thought-provoking articles. The magazine is printed in English and was made in the United States. Its topic is timely and relevant, with a focus on the fight for justice and freedom. This issue was printed in 2024, adding to its value as a collectible item. Add this to your collection of antiquarian and collectible books and magazines today.

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY MAGAZINE-JULY/AUGUST 2024-THE CLIMATE ISSUE-Brand New

PLACE YOUR ORDER WITHOUT ANY HESITATIONS!!! In This Issue The Climate Issue: A vision of America's future, the glacier rescue project, saving koalas, and climate reparations. Plus Dr. Anthony Fauci, the art of the Harlem Renaissance, Lee Isaac Chung's Twisters, Kafka, lobbyists, Rachel Cusk, and more. COVER STORY WHAT WILL BECOME OF AMERICAN CIVILIZATION? Conspiracism and hyper-partisanship in the nation’s fastest-growing city By George Packer Photographs by Ashley Gilbertson No one knows why the Hohokam Indians vanished. They had carved hundreds of miles of canals in the Sonoran Desert with stone tools and channeled the waters of the Salt and Gila Rivers to irrigate their crops for a thousand years until, in the middle of the 15th century, because of social conflict or climate change—drought, floods—their technology became obsolete, their civilization collapsed, and the Hohokam scattered. Four hundred years later, when white settlers reached the territory of southern Arizona, they found the ruins of abandoned canals, cleared them out with shovels, and built crude weirs of trees and rocks across the Salt River to push water back into the desert. Aware of a lost civilization in the Valley, they named the new settlement Phoenix. It grew around water. In 1911, Theodore Roosevelt stood on the steps of the Tempe Normal School, which, half a century later, would become Arizona State University, and declared that the soaring dam just completed in the Superstition Mountains upstream, established during his presidency and named after him, would provide enough water to allow 100,000 people to live in the Valley. There are now 5 million. Order a copy to know more…. BRAND NEW COPIES!! NEWSSTAND EDITION!! MAGAZINE HAS A BAR-CODE!!