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This week we have new issues of Vogue, i-D and wonderful new (and free) magazine Law. Star of the moment Adele covers the latest issue of i-D while the beautiful Karlie Kloss covers the December issue of Vogue. Inside you will find the usual stunning imagery, iconic photos and opions pieces you would expect from the industry leaders. Pick up these magazines and many more in store and online at Fat Buddha. Also don't forget to pick up your free copies of the amazing magazines Vice , Sogo and Law .  Vogue Magazine - Dec 15 Vogue has been at the forefront of fashion for over 100 years providing and informing readers all around the globe with 23 different international variants. From up and coming talent to the most glamorous super models, Vogue has featured the worlds most famous photographers, models, editors and contributors and brought them all to the general public once a month.  I-D Magazine - No.340   Founded by former Vogue art director, T...

This week have new issues of fashion bible Vogue and design and style beacon Wallpaper*. The latest Bond girl, french actress Lea Seydoux, graces the cover of this months Vogue which also features ultimate beauty shortcuts, a look at the extraordinary world of Karl Lagerfeld, a newsflash on the woman at the top of the British media and much more. It's also a very special 200th issue of Wallpaper* magazine which has celebratory die-cut covers by Philippe Apeloi. n this heavy=hitting two-ton issue, they run down and big up designs's power 200. Pick up these magazines and many more in store and online at Fat Buddha. Also don't forget to pick up your free copies of the amazing magazines Vice , Sogo and Law .  Vogue Magazine - Nov 15 Vogue has been at the forefront of fashion for over 100 years providing and informing readers all around the globe with 23 different international variants. From up and coming talent to the most glamorous super models, Vogue has ...

This week you can pick up the latest issues of style and culture bible Wonderland and for photography fans Black + White Photography and British Journal of Photography. First up we have the November issue of Black + White Photography which features award-winning pictured by Jens Juul, their picks of the best photography books, tests and products along with much much more. In this months issue of the British Journal of Photography JH Engstrom invites BJP’s Michael Grieve over for the weekend to talk photography, life and his acclaimed new book Tout Va Bien; plus Le Bal’s Diane Dufour talks through her acclaimed forensic photography show open now at The Photographers’ Gallery as Burden of Proof, David Campany on his alternative history of photography, and Cristina de Middel on curating Lagos Photo Festival. The latest issue of Wonderland magazine is a ver special 10th Birthday Issue and featured FKA Twigs, Selema Gomez, Dane DeHaan, ten years of Prada, Gaspar Noe's Love, Eliot Sum...

We have a multitude of new magazine titles dropping this week on a range of subjects from architecture and design to fashion and music. For fashion lovers the Autumn/Winter edition of AnOther Magazine features a cover of Dakota Johnson photographed by Collier Schorr while Sienna Miller covers the latest issue of fashion bible Vogue which also features pieces on Kate Moss and our own Nicola Sturgeon. For design fans Brand magazine look at the development of graphic design in relation to the decline in boundaries between the masculine and feminine and how this is becoming a driving force in the development of modern graphic design. The latest issue of Selvedge magazine was published to coincide with the V&A’s India Festival is filled with stunning textiles. Curator of the V&A’s Fabric of India exhibition, Rosemary Crill, offers a whistlestop guided tour of the treasures on show this autumn. While Co-curator Divia Patel dives into the opulent world of Indian coutur...

We have a plethora of new magazine titles dropping this week on a range of subjects from the creative arts to fashion and culture. First of we start with art magazine Aperture . This issue is devoted to interviews and features the following William Klein interview by Aaron Schuman, Boris Mikhailov interview by Viktor Misiano, Guido Guidi interview by Antonello Frongia, Rosalind Fox Solomon interview by Francine Prose, Bertien van Manen interview by Kim Knoppers, Bruce Davidson interview by Charlotte Cotton, David Goldblatt interview by Jonathan Cane, Ishiuchi Miyako interview by Yuri Mitsuda and Paolo Gasparini interview by Sagrario Berti. In the September issue of Art Review we have Pablo Bronstein on Conservatism, Paul McCarthy, Amalia Ulman and the fourth of our annual focuses on Brazil - with Tamar Guimarães, Poema/Processo poetry movement, Mônica Nador, Ivan Grilo and an artist project by Gustavo Speridião. Creative Review's September issue is dedicated to all thi...

This week we have the perfect magazines for the classic stylish gent and avant garde music aficionados thanks to fresh issues of both The Chap and Wire.  Featuring a gentlemen popping a bottle of champagne in front of a Union Jack set the tone for this latest instalment of style and etiquette guide The Chap. Opening the issue is an article from The Chap co-founder Vic Darkwood discussing etiquette and Tom Cutler on bachelor pads. For fashion we have a look at belts, the decline of the cricket sweater and an indepth look at brogues. In this issues interview Michael Attree meets the Toast of London's Matt Berry. For music and film they have Patricia Hammond on 1930s sirens and a look at british actor Richard Massingham. Over on the cover of the Wire: Julia Holter: the US songwriter-musician abandons the home studio and heads into the great wide open for her latest and most accomplished avant pop adventure. By Frances Morgan. Blurt: Ted Milton's jazz-punk renegades ha...

Good news for fashion aficionados this week with not one but two style bibles dropping in the form of Dazed and I-D. This month design magazine Wallpaper* also has a strong emphasise on fashion as well as their usual features on architecture and design.  Dazed are known for their multiple covers and this month is a special quadruple cover special featuring four agenda-setting stars of the future. The four issues features actress and activist Amandla Stenberg, off-the-wall rapper Young Thug, and models Molly Bair and Lineisy Montero. Also in this issue bad girl-turned ballet star Michaela De Prince tell her unbelievable life story; Parker Posey retakes her crown as queen of the Hollywood indies; Brooklyn artist Alexandra Marzella talks selfies and sugar-daddies; photographer Eric Kroll unearths his shots of the roadside sex joints of 70s America; and they meet the dark young stars of Hollywood in their actors’ portfolio. In fashion, we get a glimpse at the best of next seaso...

We have a wealth of new magazines arriving this week covering a range of topics from film, theatre and the arts to design, architecture and photography. Technology is at the forefront of the latest issue of arts and culture magazine Aesthetica. This issue looks at how we have come to rely on technology more and more and how this willl a generation of new artists. This issue joins together a range of creative makers who use materials to construct outstanding works from clothes to buildings and photographs to objects; innovation is the key word. David Adjaye has set the bar for construction across the world, and a mid-career survey at Arts Institute Chicago explores one of architecture’s youngest and most prolific innovators with over 50 projects completed to date. Ode to Dutch Fashion opens this September in The Hague with a historical survey of 100 years of fashion in the Netherlands. With the recent success of Viktor & Rolf and Iris van Herpen on a global scale, Dutch ...

This week we don't have our usual bevy of new issues dropping but we have received the latest issue of Creative Review , a monthly magazine dedicated to design and visual culture featuring pieces, interviews and photographs from an array of artists, illustrators and design. Below Creative Review talk you through the contents of this months issue: The August issue takes Education as its theme with features on tech in the classroom, the design of schools, New York designer-cum-educator James Victore and what life is really like on the frontline of creative education today First, Creative Review  have an important announcement to make: they have teamed up with JCDecaux to put the work of 20 graduates on over 1,000 JCDecaux digital screens all over the UK in our Talent Spotting project, in association with Creative Translation . The project launches on 3 August. More details to be released soon Their regular columnist Michael Evamy looks at at a new identity for a sc...

Landing this week we have architecture and design magazine Blueprint along with international design magazine Brand and for avant garde music aficionados the latest issue of Wire. The latest issue of Blueprint Magazine looks at the playful side of architecture and appropriately features Grayson Perry's House for Essex on the cover. A house from such a divisive artist that surprisingly seems not to have divided opinion, rather the opposite it seems to have brought people together in their praise. Another piece of playful architecture being looked at in this edition is the deliciously gaudy Serpentine Pavilion the temporary chrysalis-like structure opened at Serpentine Gallery. Of particular interest to our home city the magazine looks at the devastation inflicted on the Glasgow School of Art in last years fire photographed poignantly by Gareth Gardener. Issue 20 of Brand Magazine is devoted to cultural marks and how in the modern era they are slowly disappearing from our lives....

New magazines arriving this week include fashion bible vogue, design and culture magazine Wallpaper* and for photography aficionados Black + White Photography Magazine also returns with it's August issue. First up we have Black + White Photography magazine who in their August issue speak to French photographer Alain Laboile about photographying the crazy world of children. Also Jennifer Shaw explores New Orleans with a Holga camera while Mike Hoban visits Charleston to offer a fresh perspective on the famous farmhouse. This edition also tells you how to enter Black+White Photographer of the Year 2015 along with four readers sharing their expeience of a recent workshop in Rye. Next up we have design and lifestyle magazine Wallpaper who's current August issue is devoted to all things Handmade. For their annual celebration of craftsmanship they have gathered some of the worlds most creative minds and manufacturing talent to create a veritable feast of design excellence. The re...