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OFFICE MAGAZINE IS AN UNORTHODOX APPROACH TO FASHION AND CREATIVE CULTURE AT LARGE. THE BIANNUAL MAGAZINE IS A COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL PERSONALITIES AND UNCOMMON LIVES. WE ADVOCATE
IMPULSIVE EXPRESSION AND WELCOME RAW MATERIAL AND GENERAL MISCHIEF. EACH ISSUE SHOWCASES THE WORK OF RENOWNED TALENTS IN FASHION, STYLING AND PHOTOGRAPHY, AND PRESENTS A SPECTRUM OF CHARACTERS FROM THE REALM OF CELEBRIT
Y TO THE REALM OF
THE UNFAMILIAR. WE STRIVE TO ENTERTAIN, TO STIMULATE, AND TO PROVIDE OUR READERSHIP WITH AN OUT OF OFFICE EXPERIENCE.
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For office sport: The Tunnel Walk issue, cover star tells us, “I remember my parents taking me to some games, and it was big for me to feel represented. The ladies I was looking up to definitely made a stamp, not only on my life, but on my heart.”
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![jewelry and stuff] first started making custom pieces as a child after a trip to a local bead store with a babysitter sp...](https://img3.medioq.com/408/819/741323014088193.jpg)
jewelry and stuff] first started making custom pieces as a child after a trip to a local bead store with a babysitter sparked her interest in the craft. From there, she began creating jewelry inspired by punk and early 2000s hip-hop, selling the pieces in trunk shows organized by her mother. Ever since Ali has continued to hone her style in versatile jewelry influences by the hip-hop she grew up listening to and watching shows like TRL and MTV Jams, mixing those references with the raw grit of New York City. For issue 18, we met up with The Brooklyn-based jewelry designer.
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Artist taught himself the technical skills necessary to build the burgeoning and beloved practice he has today by watching YouTube videos on drawing and turning his kitchen into a makeshift studio. He’s fond of using found objects in his work, relying on his surrounding environments to fuel his process. “I didn't want to use strictly things you could find at an art store,” he says. “The people that really inspired were always using material from all over.”
For our issue 18 cover story, we spent the day cracking jokes with Jan in his Vernon, CA studio.
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For office sport: The Tunnel Walk issue, cover star tells us, "I can do more than dribble a basketball. I think it's important to be multifaceted and the women in this league are just all so different."
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![GIA KUAN (ɔ◔‿◔)ɔ 關歆] has never been just a “PR Girl.” Even prior to founding her own, prestigious agency, Gian Kuan Con...](https://img3.medioq.com/170/347/731836841703477.jpg)
GIA KUAN (ɔ◔‿◔)ɔ 關歆] has never been just a “PR Girl.” Even prior to founding her own, prestigious agency, Gian Kuan Consulting, or being given the title of “Downtown press maven” by New York Magazine, the New Zealand-Taiwanese entrepreneur stood out in a sea of junior publicists, with her diligent work ethic and a unique eye for spotting young and unrecognized talent. For issue 18, we visited Kuan in her Chinatown office.
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has undergone a dramatic metamorphosis from her adolescence to today — after years of being told who Cailin Russo should be, she has learned to shed her inhibitions like a cocoon and assert her true colors.
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For as long as can remember, he's been surrounded by music — being played and being made.
We caught up with the Baltimore rapper and producer to chat about how he's able to stay consistent with producing music and visuals that provoke the mind, and keeping the jazz alive.
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performs on stage with the same high-energy, punk-informed hardcore penchant that defines his public-facing persona — whether donning a mohawk and a leather jacket, or spaghetti straps and a skirt, everything comes out of him in grand, roaring fashion.
For our issue 18 cover story Spears opened up about people’s opinions of him (spoiler alert: he doesn’t care), motivation, and the art of just doing it.
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According to collective, "shopping is a feeling." This weekend, we were honored to share that very feeling with them and witness their evolution, at the opening of their first brick-and-mortar space on Monroe Street.
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‘For the Heart of the Sun’ featuring and clothing by for our issue 18 cover story.
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For issue 18, .club challenged their comfort zone in the desert. tells us, "There is something very peculiar about the way that people think about q***r people's actual lives. It would be nice not having to constantly show up for ourselves and be like 'we’re here'. That's so exhausting. It’s like 'We don't need you to be our savior, we just need you to respect our lives.'"
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“I like to surprise people, f**k up, and find happy accidents. I find those moments a lot more exciting than when things are what you expect.”
For our issue 18 cover story talked with her good friend and artist about transitioning from the model persona to the stage persona.
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“I like to surprise people, f**k up, and find happy accidents. I find those moments a lot more exciting than when things are what you expect.”
For our issue 18 cover story talked with her good friend and artist about transitioning from the model persona to the stage persona.
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The saccharine melodies of ‘s latest album Nymph offers us a new side of the artist. But the old Shygirl is still there too - unapologetic and powerful. The record is actually a testament to different types of strength, how softness and vulnerability are also modes of power. “There’s something about nymphs - something fragile, yet strong about them” she says about the title.
For our issue 18 cover story Shygirl told us about her almost therapeutic experiences in creating Nymph.
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In celebration of the recently opened at we caught up with the award-winning, Michelin-starred chef to taste a few of his magical creations and better understand the man behind numerous world-renowned restaurants. As his first restaurant in Japan, we were excited to chat with the ever-cheerful Tom, who told us what it means to finally have his footprint in Tokyo and about some of his fondest food experiences to date.
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In celebration of the recently opened at we caught up with the award-winning, Michelin-starred chef to taste a few of his magical creations and better understand the man behind numerous world-renowned restaurants. As his first restaurant in Japan, we were excited to chat with the ever-cheerful Tom, who told us what it means to finally have his footprint in Tokyo and about some of his fondest food experiences to date.
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This holiday, get your friends and your enemies the new office hoodies - now available in black, office pink and grey on the website. Shop now through the link in bio.
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Designer Kim Shui 税晶] and athlete came together to create empowering, feminine looks fit for the whole Basketball season for office Sport 2: The Tunnel Walk Issue. In her Chinatown studio, we spoke with Shui, who has excelled in the industry, fusing her own cultural identity with modern silhouettes and a hefty dose of sensuality.
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![RAUL LOPEZ 🇩🇴] the founder and designer of paired up with athlete and created confident, fluid looks throughout the Ba...](https://img3.medioq.com/867/445/695460448674450.jpg)
RAUL LOPEZ 🇩🇴] the founder and designer of paired up with athlete and created confident, fluid looks throughout the Basketball season for office Sport 2: The Tunnel Walk Issue. We visited Lopez at his Williamsburg studio, where he creates his signature, structural work that serves as a love letter to his Dominican heritage.
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For office Sport 2: The Tunnel Walk Issue, the New York-based brand .nyc paired up with athlete to create unique, superhero-inspired looks throughout the Basketball season. We went inside the brand's studio with designers and Patric DiCaprio] , who know how to make subversion stylish.
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During the pandemic departed from a successful career in architecture to pursue a multi-disciplinary studio practice, working at the intersections of interiors, furniture, sculpture, and art. For issue 18, Kim spoke to us about addressing his own identity as a Korean artist creating work inspired by both his culture and Western typologies.
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During the pandemic departed from a successful career in architecture to pursue a multi-disciplinary studio practice, working at the intersections of interiors, furniture, sculpture, and art. For issue 18, Kim spoke to us about addressing his own identity as a Korean artist creating work inspired by both his culture and Western typologies.
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Since becoming the first ever female Supreme skater, has radicalized the often male-dominated world of skateboarding with her fearless attitude and seemingly endless style. Domond has garnered attention from both inside – and outside – the skate world: now, she boasts a collab, a hefty list of sponsorships from to **kingawesome and was hand-selected by to collaborate on their 200th anniversary custom steamer trunk. For issue 18, we asked her what moment in her life she's most proud of, to which she answered, "THIS ONE THAT'S ABOUT TO COME! WORKED VERY HARD FOR IT."
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“This is a rebellion against conservative ideas around s*x, an act of regaining and claiming ownership of my s*xuality and my body," says Kate Ahn, who's evocative paintings covered issue 18.
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Jasmine M. Jordan] envisions the future of Jordan Brand and the W, unpacking what matters most to her family of game-changing athletes for office Sport 2: The Tunnel Walk Issue.
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Ever inspired by the art of women in action, we invited the Danish painter to work with the women of the W as her muse. Her paintings in office Sport 2: The Tunnel Walk Issue point to the balance of tenderness, grace, and ferocity we have come to know and love from these women on and off the court.
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Ever inspired by the art of women in action, we invited the Danish painter to work with the women of the W as her muse. Her paintings in office Sport 2: The Tunnel Walk Issue point to the balance of tenderness, grace, and ferocity we have come to know and love from these women on and off the court.
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In the spirit of love and football, we celebrated the World Cup alongside our own international community, throwing a party in collaboration with at the football hub
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We visited the Brooklyn studio of whose made-to-order pieces are an amalgamation of nostalgia, a focus on small production, and renovating the idea of "unis*x" style for the modern world.
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We visited the Brooklyn studio of whose made-to-order pieces are an amalgamation of nostalgia, a focus on small production, and renovating the idea of "unis*x" style for the modern world.
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After years under the contract of a label, comes out on top as an independent artist once again. office and QUIN unpack her latest project SCORPIA.
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“Our love keeps me alive,” For issue 18, artist Naima Green and her partner Sable Elyse-Smith reflect on what it means to love as creatives.
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“I’m as precise as they can be,” says Compton artist . From his trailblazing career, nonstop authenticity and creative innovation — there’s plenty of proof.
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‘An Asian American Q***r Journey disects the complex dichotomy between silence and expression as an LGBTQIA+ person existing in an Asian American culture, and vice versa.”
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A seasoned New Yorker, Italian-American multidisciplinary artist Football] continues to leave his signature mark on projects the world over, from streetwear campaigns to football club rebranding. For issue 18, we dug through his legendary archive.
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Dreamy, bold and chaotic jewelry brand Wette Mille's founder sets out to pour as much heart and soul as humanly possible into each of her handmade pieces. We met with her where it all happens, in her shared studio space in the heart of Copenhagen.
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For office sport 2: The Tunnel Walk Issue, artist Qualeasha Wood, also an avid basketball fan, took on our athletes as inspiration, weaving together her own vision of these women and their achievements.
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For office sport 2: Tunnel Walk issue, Nick Sethi came along with us for the ride these last six months; shooting in his instinctive manner, he created a living archive throughout the WNBA season, following players and designers as they built relationships and balled across the country.
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