A Magazine Curated By is proud to announce A Zine Curated for Paris Saint-Germain, a special collector’s edition published to accompany the PSG lifestyle pop-up ICI C’EST PARIS LA MAISON, taking place from 3 to 8 July 2026 in Paris.
A Magazine Curated By is a fashion magazine that explores the universe of a chosen fashion designer in each issue. We invite a guest curator – an international fashion designer, group or house – to develop innovative, personalised content to express their aesthetic and cultural values. Each issue celebrates this designer’s ethos: their people, their passion, their stories, emotions, fascinations, spontaneity and authenticity.
Initiated in 2000, the first issue, N°A featuring Dirk Van Saene, was released in 2001. It was initiated by Walter Van Beirendonck and art directed by Paul Boudens for the Landed Geland fashion festival in Antwerp. It was followed by N°B, N°C, N°D and N°E Magazines before A Magazine Curated By Maison Martin Margiela was released in 2004. Originally conceived as Belgium’s first fashion magazine, A Magazine Curated By quickly gained international acclaim for its intimate perspective into the minds of the world’s inspiring fashion designers working today.
Left: N°D Olivier Theyskens, Right: N°B Bernhard Willhelm
Issues
2001 – 2004
N°A Dirk Van Saene, N°B Bernhard Willhelm, N°C Hussein Chalayan, N°D Olivier Theyskens, N°E Viktor & Rolf
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2004 – present
A Magazine Curated By
N°1 Maison Martin Margiela N°2 Yohji Yamamoto N°3 Haider Ackermann
N°4 Jun Takahashi N°5 Martine Sitbon N°6 Veronique Branquinho N°7 Kris Van Assche
N°8 Riccardo Tisci N°9 Proenza Schouler N°10 Giambattista Valli N°11 Rodarte
N°12 Stephen Jones N°13 Iris Van Herpen N°14 Delfina Delettrez N°15 Thom Browne
N°16 Alessandro Michele N°17 Eckhaus Latta N°18 Simone Rocha N°19 Kim Jones
N°20 Pierpaolo Piccioli N°21 Lucie and Luke Meier N°22 Grace Wales Bonner
N°23 Francesco Risso N°24 Erdem N°25 Sacai N°26 Peter Do N°27 Glenn Martens
N°28 Willy Chavarria
N°1 Maison Martin Margiela
N°2 Yohji Yamamoto
N°3 Haider Ackermann
N°4 Jun Takahashi
N°5 Martine Sitbon
N°6 Veronique Branquinho
N°7 Kris Van Assche
N°8 Riccardo Tisci
N°9 Proenza Schouler
N°10 Giambattista Valli
N°11 Rodarte
N°12 Stephen Jones
N°13 Iris Van Herpen
N°14 Delfina Delettrez
N°15 Thom Browne
N°16 Alessandro Michele
N°17 Eckhaus Latta
N°18 Simone Rocha
N°19 Kim Jones
N°20 Pierpaolo Piccioli
N°21 Lucie and Luke Meier
Contributors
As A Magazine Curated By’s guest editor changes each issue, as do the magazine’s contributors. From fashion’s most accomplished creatives to art world stars and internationally acclaimed writers and researchers, A Magazine perpetuates the intimate narratives of an elite level of diverse global collaborators.
Lutz Huelle in A Magazine N°1 Curated By Maison Martin Magiela
Guinevere van Seenus photographed by Paolo Roversi in A Magazine N°2 Curated By Yohji Yamamoto
Steven Klein in A Magazine N°3 Curated By Haider Ackermann
Jun Takahashi & Yasutomo Ebisu in A Magazine N°4 Curated By Jun Takahashi
M/M Paris in A Magazine N°5 Curated By Martine Sitbon
Kim Peers photographed by Serge Leblon in A Magazine N°6 Curated By Veronique Branquinho
Asia Bugajka photographed by Sybille Walter and styled by Mauricio Nardi in A Magazine N°7 Curated By Kris Van Assche
Beatrice Dalle photographed by Karim Sadli in A Magazine N°8 Curated By Riccardo Tisci
Roe Ethridge in A Magazine N°9 Curated By Proenza Schouler
Sasha Pivovarova in A Magazine N°10 Curated By Giambattista Valli
Kirsten Dunst photographed by David Armstrong in A Magazine N°11 Curated By Rodarte
Nick Knight in A Magazine N°12 Curated By Stephen Jones
Hanne Gaby Odiele photographed by Pierre Debusschere in A Magazine N°13 Curated By Iris Van Herpen
Nadja Auermann photographed by Matthew Stone and styled by Robbie Spencer in A Magazine N°14 Curated By Delfina Delettrez
Pamela Berkovic in A Magazine N°15 Curated By Thom Browne
Giovanni Attili in A Magazine N°16 Curated By Alessandro Michele
‘Denim & Friends’ photographed by Zoe Ghertner and styled by Avena Gallagher in A Magazine N°17 Curated By Eckhaus Latta
Sara Grace Wallerstedt photographed by Leslie Zhang in A Magazine N°18 Curated By Simone Rocha
‘Bloomsbury’ photographed by Brett Lloyd and styled by Dan Thawley in A Magazine N°19 Curated By Kim Jones
Lesley Houenou photographed by Charles H. Traub in A Magazine Curated N°20 By Pierpaolo Piccioli
Brice Marden’s studio photographed by Adrianna Glaviano in A Magazine N°21 Curated By Lucie & Luke Meier
Digital
The complete catalogue of A Magazine Curated By past issues is available to discover on the ‘Collection’ page. Each issue is introduced by the Editor’s Letter and a selection of print content.
The ‘News’ page features stories and editorial projects from the worlds of fashion, art and culture. Edited by the A Magazine Curated By team, it is an extension of the A Magazine Curated By world with exclusive content created by our contributors.
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Curated For
A Studio Visit with Dilan Lurr
‘Practicality became a baseline of mine, though not explicitly; it’s just my default mode. I studied civil engineering, and a big portion of my schooling was calculating building materials. Automatically, I became quite practical in how I think, but it’s never the literal starting point for a collection.’
Sacred Grounds
Driven by the concept that stadiums are modern-day temples, British artist and architect Jayden Ali invited the architect behind the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Chris Lee, and Spurs Women’s footballer, Lenna Gunning-Williams, to examine the physical spaces of sports.
A Studio Visit Zoe Gustavia Anna Whalen
‛Each human choice made along the way to that final product leaves an immaterial imprint. In forming a ready-to-wear business, I think we can create positive change by making more objects that possess that powerful energy simply by slowing down and growing with intention. Being highly intentional about what materials are used, who is sewing the garment, and who is making the pattern, every step of intentionality creates a final result that deeply affects people.’
A Kind of Qurama
For decades, the region has been presented to the outside world through a familiar set of images: silk roads and textiles, nomadic traditions and craft, ornament and folklore. While these references remain an important part of the story, they can obscure a more complex reality. The countries that make up Central Asia have spent the last century negotiating dramatic political and cultural change. Centuries-old traditions, the experience of Soviet modernity and the decades following independence all continue to shape contemporary life. It is perhaps unsurprising, then, that questions of memory, inheritance and belonging recur so frequently in the work of the designers emerging from the region today.
A Studio Visit with Samuel Yang and Erik Litzen
‘Books are a very special format, both as a source of knowledge and as physical objects. They hold a certain weight and presence, and there is something very tactile and intimate about engaging with them. Compared to digital research, they feel more focused and, in a way, more precious.’