Launched in 2021 and based in New York and Copenhagen, this fashion criticism magazine, led by editor-in-chief Jeppe Ugelvig, publishes issues on a non-regular basis, each focusing on a specific theme. The magazine challenges traditional boundaries, proposing cross-disciplinary ideas to expand the possibilities of research, creation, and critique in fashion. Without relying on advertisements, it collaborates with research institutions and museums to sustain its publication.
The seventh issue explores the enduring connection between scent and fashion. Through historical and contemporary perspectives, it examines how fragrance intertwines with clothing, gender, memory, and identity. By embracing scent as a medium of knowledge and creativity, the issue delves into its sensory, artistic, and capitalist dimensions, offering insights into its cultural significance.
Additionally, this issue is published in collaboration with the Korean Pavilion at the 60th Venice Biennale, featuring artist Koo Jeong A’s project, ODORAMA CITIES. The work investigates the relationship between scent, memory, and spatial perception, reflecting Koo's recurring themes of non-materiality, weightlessness, and infinity. The pavilion integrates these concepts with sensory experiences, transforming the space into a collection of olfactory memories through sculptural and fragrant installations.
- Pages: 128 Size: 200 x 300 mm softcover color, black and white
