On the occasion of the Dior Men Winter 2021-22 collection designed by Kim Jones, we revisit the designer’s A Magazine alphabet with the letter ‘O’ for ornithology, a birdwatching story featuring the Scottish painter Peter Doig.

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Reviving a lost classic, A Magazine presents a limited-edition reprint of
A Magazine Curated By Maison Martin Margiela (2004),
nearly two decades after its original release.
The 2021 replica features original content preserved from cover to cover,
with matching paper stock and cover treatments.
Each new issue contains 1 of 6 unsigned archive prints of photography by
Mark Borthwick, Anders Edström, Marina Faust, Jonathan Hallam,
Paul Helbers & Ola Rindal, or Inge Grognard & Ronald Stoops.
A charitable donation to Sea Watch and RIACE
has been made in the name of the contributing artists.
A testament to the ongoing relevance of the founding ideals of the Maison Martin Margiela, this document celebrates the previously anonymous talents of the house. A Magazine Curated By Maison Martin Margiela lays bare their dedication to such phenomena as the deconstruction of garment-making and the disruption of classical ideals in photography, street casting, unconventional beauty, subversive communication, and a Dadaist approach to the very concept of fashion and object design.
Pre-order available until February 26th.
In selected stores globally from March 1st.
On the occasion of the Dior Men Winter 2021-22 collection designed by Kim Jones, we revisit the designer’s A Magazine alphabet with the letter ‘O’ for ornithology, a birdwatching story featuring the Scottish painter Peter Doig.
After Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons’ first menswear show, OMA AMO’s Giulio Margheri discusses the whimsical complexities behind its set design – a narrative of time and texture.
Discover this landmark 2004 issue anew, with a limited-edition reprint and collectible Maison Martin Margiela archive photo prints.
An essay by Professor Dilys Williams on positive evolution and a new collective conscience in the fashion industry, originally published inside A Magazine Curated By Lucie and Luke Meier, 2020.
Inspired by Italian frescos and riviera sunsets, Francois Quillacq and Axell Katomba paint a moving portrait of the avant-garde dancers of the National Ballet of Marseille.
Tracing the death and fossilisation of fashion with the Dutch artist Tenant of Culture’s eponymous art book.
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