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Under the leitmotiv of "Fresh blood", VEIN MAGAZINE is the new independent publication for girls of reference in Spain.
We set out with the mission of being a source of inspiration, developing trend maps, interviewing young creatives and also profiles with more than proven experience. Fashion, art, objects of desire, interviews, still lifes, beauty... all with a timeless nuance, but investigating not only what is happening in our country, but also counting on reputable collaborators who will bring us closer to what is happening in leading cities. A publication with more than 350 PAGES designed by the Cordova-Canillas tandem. Produced in Barcelona and with more than 500 distribution points in EUROPE. Source
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| Language | English, Spanish |
| Country | Spain |
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Search Articles‘Anonymity’ by Maison Margiela: Who is real behind the mask?
What happens when the person behind the image begins to disappear? Maison Margiela turns identity, performance and the fear of losing yourself into a psychological thriller. Who are you when the image staring back at you starts to feel like somebody else? In Maison Margiela’s ‘Anonymity’, Rebecca Hall plays an actress preparing for a role who repeatedly encounters her own masked double.
Julie Kegels and the many women we can be
Inspired by Judy Chicago’s ‘The Dinner Party’, Julie Kegels began her career exploring women through contradiction, multiplicity and shifting identities. As she wins the 2026 LVMH Prize, we revisit the mutable female archetypes behind her five collections. Julie Kegels A meteoric rise has taken Belgian designer Julie Kegels from independent presentations in Paris in 2024 to international distribution, Vogue Runway and the official Paris Fashion Week calendar.
Finding inner light with TTSWTRS’ ‘Black Orchid’
Clothing becomes an extension of the body in ‘Black Orchid’, where second skin silhouettes, tattoo art and Japanese visual references explore intimacy, control and inner strength. The body becomes a surface where exposure and protection can coexist. That tension runs through TTSWTRS and ‘Black Orchid’, a capsule that takes the elusive flower as a symbol of self possession and the ability to generate strength from within. Transparency plays a central role, but it is never treated simply as exposure.
Stella McCartney pone su sello en el paseo con Bugaboo
Cuando el diseño, la funcionalidad y la sostenibilidad se encuentran, hasta salir a pasear con el carrito puede convertirse en una declaración de estilo. Bugaboo y Stella McCartney unen fuerzas en una nueva colección de carritos y accesorios de edición limitada, a la venta a partir del 15 de septiembre. Hay colaboraciones que tienen todo el sentido desde el primer vistazo.
Teatro Pereyra: un lugar de encuentro en el corazón de Ibiza
Hay una pregunta que el Teatro Pereyra lleva haciéndose en voz alta desde que emprendió su transformación: ¿qué papel debe desempeñar un teatro en una isla que durante décadas ha convertido la segmentación en filosofía de vida? La respuesta no ha llegado en forma de campaña ni de rebranding. Ha llegado en forma de ecosistema. Nacho Blumen, director creativo y estratégico del proyecto, trabaja desde una premisa que parece sencilla y resulta bastante infrecuente.
Jorjiana Enters a New Dimension With EP 5 Elements
Jorjiana is stepping into her next era. At 21, the rising Atlanta rapper is turning the cult fantasy of The Fifth Element into her own world with 5 Elements, a new EP that finds her taking control both behind the mic and behind the scenes. At just 21, Jorjiana has spent the past year turning heads with her sharp delivery, unmistakable energy, and a growing catalogue.
Bea Jordan. La filosofía nunca fue aburrida, nos la contaron mal
De Nietzsche a la cultura pop, Bea Jordán ha encontrado en internet una nueva forma de hablar de filosofía. ¿Y si la filosofía no fuera aburrida? Filósofa, creadora de contenido y habitante de internet, Bea Jordán ha convertido cuatro años de carrera en vídeos donde Camus puede convivir con un meme, Nietzsche con la cultura pop y la teoría crítica con el lenguaje de internet.
Bad Gyal brings her signature attitude to Nike Studio Fleece x JD Sports
Bad Gyal brings her unmistakable style to Nike Studio Fleece, starring in JD Sports’ latest campaign and giving the everyday tracksuit a fresh new attitude. Bad Gyal has a way of making everyday clothes feel anything but ordinary. Now, the Spanish artist and style icon brings that effortless attitude to Nike Studio Fleece in a new campaign with JD Sports, starring a selection of pieces in an exclusive beige colourway available only at JD.
Julie Kegels Wins the 2026 LVMH Prize as a New Generation of Designers Takes the Spotlight
The 13th edition of the LVMH Prize for Young Fashion Designers came to a close on September 4 at the Fondation Louis Vuitton, celebrating a new generation of designers whose practices reflect the increasingly diverse ways fashion can be imagined, constructed and worn. Belgian designer Julie Kegels, 27, was awarded the 2026 LVMH Prize for her contemporary, multi-faceted wardrobe and its celebration of individuality.
Nan Goldin turns Acne Studios’ 30th anniversary into a portrait of friendship
Thirty years after its first 100 pairs of jeans were shared among friends, the Stockholm house returns to denim and the creative community that has grown around it. In 1996 Acne Studios started with 100 pairs of raw denim jeans, finished with red stitching and given to friends and creatives. Three decades later, the Stockholm house returns to that founding gesture with Nan Goldin, whose photography has long transformed friendship, intimacy and chosen family into an archive of lived experience.