A MAGAZINE CURATED BY: 2000-2004/2025: 25 Years of Curation and Creation

Photography by Huy Luong

A Magazine Curated By celebrates 25 Years of Curation and Creation with the opening of an immersive exhibition at Union de la Jeunesse Internationale.

Bringing together 32 past guest curators, the exhibition, designed by Ciguë in collaboration with Matthieu Prat (Diplomates) and Simon Chaouat, extends the magazine’s universe beyond the page.

Objects on display include Yohji Yamamoto’s pack of cigarettes, Jun Takahashi’s silk teddy bear made for A Magazine Curated By Pierpaolo Piccioli alongside his interpretation of a Hermès Kelly bag, Kris Van Assche’s Libertad o Muerte necklace, Stephen Jones’ Planetarium hat and Giambattista Valli’s old iPhone with personal photographs.

In addition, designers contributed silhouettes representing their signature styles, including Glenn Martens (Y/Project), Kim Jones (Dior), Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez (Proenza Schouler), Yohji Yamamoto, Peter Do, Thom Browne, Martine Sitbon and Lucie and Luke Meier (Jil Sander).

The exhibition also features the magazine’s complete digital archive, presented in full for the first time in collaboration with SOOT, offering visitors a chance to explore the visual and narrative evolution of A Magazine Curated By.

‘V’ Bear (2019), courtesy of Jun Takahashi for Pierpaolo Piccioli and Y/PROJECT Autumn Winter 2024, Look 12, courtesy of Glenn Martens

Dom Pérignon and Baccarat glasses, courtesy of Thom Browne

Adélaïde Egg Cup by Astier de Villatte, courtesy of Simone Rocha

Untitled, courtesy of Martine Sitbon

Oiseau Incense Burner by Astier de Villatte, courtesy of Lucie & Luke Meier and Kelly Bag by Jun Takahashi, courtesy of Conservatoire des créations Hermès, Paris, CSM-0947 (bag 1986 – custom 2006)

PROENZA SCHOULER Spring Summer 2013, Look 21, courtesy of Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez

Editor’s Letters from A Magazine Curated By

Kelly Bag by Jun Takahashi, courtesy of Conservatoire des créations Hermès, Paris, CSM-0947 (bag 1986 – custom 2006)

Classic grey suit, courtesy of Thom Browne

YOHJI YAMAMOTO Spring Summer 2005, Look 38 and Spring Summer 2025, Look 3, courtesy of Yohji Yamamoto

A Magazine Curated By: 2000/2004–2025, cover 32, courtesy of Glenn Martens

Insectmania Brooch, courtesy of Delfina Delettrez, KRIS VAN ASSCHE Autumn Winter 2013, Look 1, courtesy of Kris Van Assche and VIKTOR&ROLF Spring Summer 2025, Look 14, courtesy of Viktor & Rolf

Hi-Lite cigarettes, courtesy of Yohji Yamamoto

The Well of Loneliness by Radclyffe Hall (1949), courtesy of Erdem Moralioglu

PETER DO Spacer Coat (2014). courtesy of Peter Do

JIL SANDER Autumn Winter 2020, Look 34, courtesy of Luke & Lucie Meier

Thank You T-shirt from A Magazine Curated By Eckhaus Latta (2019)

An immersive soundscape composed by Studio Ingmar weaves together every piece of music ever referenced in the magazine’s history, and excerpts from curators’ and editors’ letters, narrated by Editor-in-Chief Blake Abbie, guide visitors through an auditory journey shaped by the voices and sounds that define A Magazine Curated By.

With our 25-year legacy now unfolding in a physical space, A Magazine Curated By continues to celebrate the visionaries who have shaped our identity — on the page and beyond.

25 Years of Curation and Creation is on view until 30 March at Union de la Jeunesse Internationale.

Featuring objects

JIL SANDER Autumn Winter 2020, Look 34, courtesy of Lucie and Luke Meier

YOHJI YAMAMOTO Spring Summer 2025, Look 3

YOHJI YAMAMOTO Spring Summer 2005, Look 38

DIOR HOMME Pre-Fall 2019, Look 5, courtesy of Kim Jones

DIOR HOMME Spring Summer 2018, Look 24, courtesy of Kris Van Assche

PROENZA SCHOULER Spring Summer 2013, Look 21, courtesy of Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez

KRIS VAN ASSCHE Autumn Winter 2013, Look 1

VIKTOR & ROLF Spring Summer 2025, Look 14

Y/PROJECT Autumn Winter 2024, Look 12, courtesy of Glenn Martens

MARTINE SITBON Autumn Winter 1998/1999, Rothko Dress

PETER DO Spacer Coat (2014)

PETER DO Tank Top

SIMONE ROCHA Autumn Winter 2018, Look 21

SACAI Spring Summer 2025, Look 2

Thank You T-shirt from A Magazine Curated By Eckhaus Latta (2019)

The Well of Loneliness by Radclyffe Hall (1949), courtesy of Erdem Moralioglu

‘V’ Bear (2019), courtesy of Jun Takahashi for Pierpaolo Piccioli

Misprints, courtesy of Bernhard Willhelm

Hi-Lite cigarettes, courtesy of Yohji Yamamoto

STEPHEN JONES Spring Summer 2021, Planetarium Hat

Classic grey suit, courtesy of Thom Browne

Kelly Bag by Jun Takahashi, courtesy of Conservatoire des créations Hermès, Paris, CSM-0947 (bag 1986 – custom 2006)

Libertad O Muerte necklace, courtesy of Kris Van Assche

First Time Ever I Saw Your Face by Roberta Flack (1972), courtesy of Pierpaolo Picciolii

Phone, courtesy of Giambattista Valli

SACAI Gelchop Furniture, courtesy of Chitose Abe

A Magazine Curated By: 2000/2004–2025, cover 32, courtesy of Glenn Martens

Untitled, courtesy of Martine Sitbon

Insectmania Brooch, courtesy of Delfina Delettrez

Oiseau Incense Burner by Astier de Villatte, courtesy of Lucie and Luke Meier

Adélaïde Egg Cup by Astier de Villatte, courtesy of Simone Rocha

Champagne and glasses, courtesy of Thom Browne

Video by Andrea Piu and Sergio Cattivelli, courtesy of Marni & Francesco Risso

SOOT Archive installation

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