Spring ’22 starts with Issue nº 25 – and it’s a honey. Natasha Lyonne, the actor-writer-smoker and dazzling showrunner of Russian Doll, photographed by Inez and Vinoodh and profiled by Matthew Schneier, fronts this freewheeling edition. Inside, Zandra Rhodes entertains, the American Irish dancer Morgan Bullock leaps for the stars, Edie Campbell shows off her Friday night moves, and the artist Sonia Boyce prepares to take Venice. And wait, there’s more: Ann Friedman has trust issues, the botanist Rebecca Yahr finds life in lichen, and the cheerful undertaker Becky Perry gives a send-off to die for.

Fashion designers have been involved in movies since the early days of cinema. The result is some of the most eye-catching and influential costumes ever committed to film, from Ralph Lauren's trend-setting masculine style for Diane Keaton in Annie Hall to Audrey Hepburn's little black Givenchy dress in Breakfast at Tiffany's. "Fashion in Film" celebrates the contributions of fashion designers to cinema, exploring key garments, what they mean in context of the narrative, and why they are so memorable. Illustrated with beautiful film stills, fashion images and working sketches, this book will appeal to lovers of both fashion history and cinema.

PRESENT is a magazine about making and self-reflection. It’s about concentrating vs. letting go, and exploring the bliss and struggle of creating. We speak to makers around the world about their path and philosophies in order to demystify the creative process. This is a space for honest conversations about discipline, fear, career paths and confidence.

We believe that our journey reveals who we really are — perhaps even more so than our chosen destination. Sharing that rocky, unromanticised process with others is bold, and has the power to inspire and encourage. Because no matter our backgrounds, we all face similar challenges when we create something new in this world.

PRESENT is for all makers and dreamers. For all dreamers who make. For anyone creating something and challenging themselves on purpose. We share ways of overcoming procrastination and self-doubts that might hold us back from being truly present and tackle our favorite unrealized project.

Thank you for being here!
Hugo Hoppmann

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PRESENT is a magazine about making and self-reflection. It’s about concentrating vs. letting go, and exploring the bliss and struggle of creating. We speak to makers around the world about their path and philosophies in order to demystify the creative process. This is a space for honest conversations about discipline, fear, career paths and confidence.

We believe that our journey reveals who we really are — perhaps even more so than our chosen destination. Sharing that rocky, unromanticised process with others is bold, and has the power to inspire and encourage. Because no matter our backgrounds, we all face similar challenges when we create something new in this world.

PRESENT is for all makers and dreamers. For all dreamers who make. For anyone creating something and challenging themselves on purpose. We share ways of overcoming procrastination and self-doubts that might hold us back from being truly present and tackle our favorite unrealized project.

Thank you for being here!
Hugo Hoppmann

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“People say I’m gothic, but I think of it as being in love.”

The 032c Issue #40 cover dossier, “The Road to Burberry,” explores how 47-year-old Italian creative director RICCARDO TISCI came to the 165-year-old British heritage label BURBERRY. Joining along the way are actress and two-time 032c cover star CATE BLANCHETT, photographers MERT & MARCUS, artist THOMAS JEPPE, and poet CACONRAD, for an 80-page journey charting the course of 21st century fashion. Elsewhere, two generations of UK Rap Royalty collide as SKEPTA and LITTLE SIMZ don Bottega Veneta in London for a shoot by GABRIEL MOSES. ILYA LIPKIN shadows the SUPREME team as they skate Berlin. Political scientist MARK LEONARD explains The Age of Unpeace – and how the global systems that once connected us have come to tear us apart. Bodies revolt in the works of German artist ALEXANDRA BIRCKEN, outerwear reaches peak genius in the hands of Moncler CEO REMO RUFFINI, and the films of MICHAEL MANN flood our world with blue in a treatise by MAHFUZ SULTAN. JORDAN BARRETT is airbrushed to bootlegged perfection for a countryside shoot with BRUNO STAUB and VITTORIA CERETTI sparkles in the night for VITO FERNICOLA in two features styled by MARC GOEHRING. Power duo ANA and DANKO STEINER couple architecture and desire. ANA OFAK revives the legacy of SVETLANA KANA RADEVIC, the unsung heroine of Balkan brutalism. Voices from the 032c.com cosmos reflect on the monstrous, alien, infectious, clairvoyant, shape-shifting, devious, and transcendent present in our new X-FILES section.

PLUS: Société de 032c would like you to meet TOM MCCARTHY, an expatriated British novelist; ALOISA RUF, a Pfaffenhausen Porsche fanatic; FABRIZIO PRESTINARI, the best news agent in Milan; SPENCER PHIPPS, a menswear entrepreneur with a start-up in Paris (and a heart in San Francisco); MARJA KARAN, an arts patron and soap star from Belgrade; and DJ Kobosil, a Neukölln native producer turned apparel designer. We end the issue as we did the last: with our favorite books of the season, assembled in our BERLIN REVIEW.

And, because more is always more: 032c Issue #40 maxes out with a special edition booklet featuring a conversation between artists YE (formerly KANYE WEST) and TINO SEHGAL.

Après la robe, Pièce détachée s’attaque au pantalon. Des sans-culottes à Lady Oscar, en passant par Yves Saint Laurent et le hip-hop, ce numéro vous dira tout sur cette pièce devenue mixte,
mais indissociable de l’histoire de l’émancipation des femmes.

Vestoj ‘On Doubt’ examines the crippling kind of doubt, and the kind that propels us forward and the fact that we can’t know which is which. When it comes to fashion specifically, we explore who and what we have faith in and why. What keeps us from doubting the system, and if we did, would it crumble? The issue looks at the disillusion that seems so prevalent in the industry now, and the great apprehension about how to best move forward. And, on a smaller scale – the shopping experience. Do I like it? Do I need it? Can I afford it? Is it ‘me’? 

TEXTS BY
Christina Moon, Candace Jane Opper, Mary Wang, Meher Varma, Philippa Snow, Olivia Lindsay Aylmer, Brando Skyhorse, Renate Stauss, Angelo Flaccavento, Jonathan Michael Square, Aurélie Van de Peer, Merel Lefevere

FICTION BY
Irwin Shaw, Kate Chopin

INTERVIEWS BY
Anja Aronowsky Cronberg

IMAGES BY
Orfeo Tagiuri, Philippe Braquenier, Jack Latham, Michael Swann, Marton Perlaki, Charles Fréger, Oda Jaune, Gideon Rubin, Tiane Doan na Champassak, Michelangelo Caravaggio, Kata Geibl

Design By
Studio Blanco

• An extensive textile dictionary that covers all essential fabric knowledge from different types of textile, fabric materials to finishing options.
• Textilepedia covers Fibers, Yarn, Weave, Knits, Lace & Netting, Non-woven & Felting, Hides, Finishings, Patterns & Colors.
• Make difficult-to-digest textile information easy to understand and apply.
• Practical and highly visual, suitable for all people in the fashion industry.