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As seen in: Dazed Magazine, VICE, Flipboard, FashionBeans, i-D, AnOther Magazine, 10 Magazine, Another Man, Dazed Media
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Celebrating Pride at JW Anderson Soho

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By Ted Stansfield Verified
| AnOther Magazine Verified
As the JW Anderson Soho store launches its Spartacus exhibition, we look at the influence of Bob Mizer, pioneering publisher, founder of Pictorial Physique, and former owner of these rare illustrations Created for one of America’s first purely gay male publications, Bob Mizer’s pioneering Pictorial Physique, Spartacus (a pseudonym) had originally marketed these illustrations as a guide to bodybuilding in a bid to circumnavigate obscenity laws.
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Celebrating Pride at JW Anderson Soho

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By Ted Stansfield Verified
| Flipboard
Culture 23 hours ago 'The cult of Saint Sebastian': How a brutally tortured 3rd-Century saint became a gay icon BBC Culture - Nick Levine • 23h A Roman soldier who was killed for his Christian beliefs, Sebastian has been a hero for gay men over the centuries – from Oscar Wilde to Keith Haring. Here's why.
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Gucci’s Times Square show pays homage to the people of NYC

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By Ted Stansfield Verified
| Dazed Magazine Verified
If Wall Street is the beating heart of American capitalism, then Times Square is its beat face. Flooded with advertisements the size of literal skyscrapers, its neon screens are an assault on the eyes, burning the logos of the world’s biggest brands into your retinas, firing them into the farthest recesses of your brain.
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