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V Magazine was launched in September 1999 as the younger sibling publication to the limited-edition quarterly Visionaire. If Visionaire is a couture book, V is ready-to-wear. V is large-format and visually driven, international in scope, and collaborative in spirit. V is a magazine about fashion with a capital F and all the things that go with it: art, music, film, architecture…you name it. Before V was put into print, we thought of it this way: Imagine a wall of forty-four televisions, each tuned to a different station. Today you would need a wall of 250 televisions, but it’s still a good way to think of the insane and unpredictable mix of people, places, and things that V celebrates in its pages. V is a place where uptown meets downtown, celebrities mingle with total unknowns, high art converses with underground culture. Source
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| Scope | National, Consumer |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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| Frequency | Bimonthly |
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Search ArticlesJ. Press Comes Back with a Womenswear Line
J. Press was founded in 1902 on the campus of Yale University, establishing an authentic collegiate aesthetic that helped define the preppy style so popular today. Just in time for New York Fashion Week, J. Press presents its women’s collection, the first in nearly 50 years. Led by Creative Director Jack Carlson, the capsule is intentional in its design and approach. It marks an important moment for the brand as only the second women’s collection in J. Press history. “Since I joined J.
Montblanc Celebrates 100 Years of Craftsmanship
Montblanc has a long history of fine leather goods, with this season marking 100 years of the brand’s leather craftsmanship. To celebrate the milestone, friends of the house gathered at the exclusive Crane Club in New York City. Guests included recent VMAN cover star Paul Anthony Kelly, alongside Jamie Campbell Bower, Alexandra Daddario, Karen Elson, Rupert Friend, Seo Kangjun, and Alfonso Herrera. Art Deco set the tone for the evening, accompanied by a soundtrack from Honey Dijon.
Tiffany & Co. Dazzles with New Fine and High Jewelry Collection
Inspired by the original Bird on a Rock brooch, created in 1965 by Jean Schlumberger, Tiffany Creations continues a legacy of imaginative design with the fine jewelry collection. As the story goes, Schlumberger came across a yellow cockatoo while traveling in Asia and the Caribbean. Thus was born the Bird on a Rock. The first of the brooches was directly inspired by this encounter, a yellow and white bird made out of diamonds stood atop a cabochon lapis lazuli.
"Basics by Armani" Returns in Black and White
More than thirty years after its debut, Basics by Armani has returned to A|X Armani Exchange. Introduced in the early 1990s, the tagline described the label in plain terms: the Armani aesthetic adapted for everyday life. Its revival returns to the same question in the present: What does Armani look like when designed around the person wearing it? A|X began in New York with a straightforward idea: bring Armani into everyday life.
“Dress to Disrupt” with Desigual
For its FW26 campaign, Desigual puts forward a central message: “Born to Disobey.” Starring Vivian Wilson, the visual series sees the model sharing her life with a robot named DESI 84, whose programming she continually challenges in a test of its capacity for authenticity. The result is a humorous play on the rigidity of technology and the limits of what a machine can understand. The LA-based model slips naturally into the role.
The 2026 Louis Vuitton Dolomites Classic Run Concludes in Luxurious Fashion
In European travel, few items carry the symbolic weight of a trunk. It is, all at once, both a functional tool and a signal of elevated movement, an item rich with high-class codes. Leaning into this symbolic weight, Louis Vuitton unveiled the would-be winner’s trophy of the Dolomites Classic Run rally in a one-of-one monogram trunk. The trunk, sporting all the protective lozines and brass corners of traditional Louis Vuitton luggage, bore a distinct red “V” on its front panel.
Adela Checks In - V Magazine
Fresh from rehearsal, Adéla slides into her car for a chat with Rachel Sennott, her hair bright pink and her long nails shining. They flash expressively as she talks. This month, the singer debuts her new album Prima, named by none other than Sennott herself. The two met through Sennott’s boyfriend, Blake Slatkin, who is the executive producer on the new album. As such, Sennott not only saw the album come to life step by step, she and Adéla also became good friends along the way.
Signs from Above with Pandora's New Chapter of Pandora Talisman
This fall, fashion isn’t just following trends—it’s reflecting astrology. Venus and Mercury retrograde bring nostalgia back into the spotlight, while Mars begins its journey toward retrograde at the end of the year, asking us to dress with greater intention, boldness, and authenticity. Uranus inspires individuality, and Neptune’s move into Aries encourages us to turn dreams into action.
Brooke Candy Is Her Own "VIP"
Brooke Candy has never needed a guest list. On “VIP,” out today, she builds the room, hangs the velvet rope, and installs herself behind it. And true to form, she has her own translation of the acronym—one that keeps the V and the I and reassigns the P to something considerably less polite, and very much on brand.
No One Plays Coy in Willy Chavarria’s AUTOEROTICA
Titled AUTOEROTICA, Willy Chavarria’s AW26 campaign enters a world where desire and sensuality become acts of self-determination, rejecting polished restraint for images that feel intimate, provocative, and alive. Shot by Diego Bendezu’s, the campaign takes on the tension of a film still, as glossy leather, sharp tailoring, vivid color, and exposed skin collide against a brick backdrop and the gleam of a vintage car.