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11/04/2022

‘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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11/04/2022

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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11/03/2022

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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11/01/2022

‘MELT BACK IN’ by

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10/31/2022

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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10/29/2022

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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10/27/2022

WHILST THE WORLD IS IN SHAMBLES, WE HAVE GREAT NEWS FOR YOU: POSITIVE ENERGY WILL GUIDE YOU THROUGH 2023.

REPEAT AFTER ME: THIS NEW YEAR IS A GIFT TO MYSELF AND MY POSSIBILITIES ARE ENDLESS. POSITIVE ENERGY WILL BRING YOU JOY AND UNLOCK THE VERY BEST VERSION OF YOURSELF IN THE COMFORT OF YOUR OWN HOME. TRY IT OUT: POSITIVE ENERGY IS FOR EVERYBODY.

Photography by Ren Netherland
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Graphic Design by Wolfgang Ortner
Text by Francis Salvator

10/25/2022

‘PUNTO Y APARTE’ by for Issue 18

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10/25/2022

‘PUNTO Y APARTE’ by 𝕭𝖎𝖑𝖑𝖞 𝕷𝖔𝖇𝖔𝖘]] for Issue 18

Photography and Styling: 𝕭𝖎𝖑𝖑𝖞 𝕷𝖔𝖇𝖔𝖘]]
Creative Direction: 𝕭𝖎𝖑𝖑𝖞 𝕷𝖔𝖇𝖔𝖘]]
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10/24/2022

‘PUNTO Y APARTE’ by 𝕭𝖎𝖑𝖑𝖞 𝕷𝖔𝖇𝖔𝖘]] for Issue 18

Photography and Styling: 𝕭𝖎𝖑𝖑𝖞 𝕷𝖔𝖇𝖔𝖘]]
Creative Direction: 𝕭𝖎𝖑𝖑𝖞 𝕷𝖔𝖇𝖔𝖘]]
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10/21/2022

For office sport 2: The Tunnel Walk Issue, a few creatives in the community bound by share their own personal Jordan Brand history using their favorite J’s as a vehicle.

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10/20/2022

We took the party to the West Coast, hosting an event in collaboration with  at the much-hyped, and well deserving of said hype, Horses on Sunset. Alongside cover stars from issues present and past, as well as LA-based and international creatives from the greater office and Vans community — stuffed with spicy pasta and equine-shaped butter pats we danced the night away to sets by Mia Moretti and Cobra Man.

10/20/2022

Some would call it friendship, others an intense challenge to regular parenting norms. For issue 18, Danish-Turkish writer, podcaster, model, and Balenciaga muse Ayse Dudu Tepe shares a unique relationship with her teenage daughter, Aida.

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10/19/2022

We gave four artists a pair of classic and let them loose. Each artist selected has a unique personality and practice, though they all share a similar ethos — one which is
grounded in emotion, exploration, curiosity, and cheekiness. From New York City to the
South of France, they followed their gut, and came back to offer us what “Old School” style means to each of them, in the context of their own creative universe.

Photography: .caesar

10/18/2022

The history of OnlyFans begins before its inception, with the history of the erotic image. For issue 18, we delve into it with Rachel Oyster Kim, and an editorial featuring creators & .

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10/17/2022

For issue 18, and 𝐌𝐫. 𝐊𝐮𝐧𝐥𝐞 𝐅 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐬 𝐉𝐫.], self-proclaimed “survivors of the 2000s”, unravel the history of streetwear, and Downtown, and the lasting impact and inspiration of Virgil Abloh.

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10/15/2022

“Monday Night In Midtown” celebrating the launch of issue 18 with friends, family and superstars.
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10/15/2022

“Monday Night In Midtown” celebrating the launch of issue 18 with and our best friends.

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10/15/2022

“Monday Night In Midtown” celebrating the launch of issue 18 with and some of our favorite peoples.

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10/13/2022

For office Sport: The Tunnel Walk Issue cover star tells us, “When I think about this little me, I remember how dedicated I’ve always been to all my goals. I think she would be really proud of where I’m at right now.” Today, she’s certainly come full circle, going from being a child hanging around the courts to playing as a forward for the

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10/12/2022

For office Sport: The Tunnel Walk Issue, cover star Aerial Powers] speaks to how far she’s come, both on and off the court. Known best for her strength in the paint, Powers is a leader in the W — having turned around this season for her team the Minnesota Lynx, hitting multiple career highs throughout the 2022 season with her assertive, enthusiastic, and unforgettable on-court style.

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10/12/2022

For office Sport: The Tunnel Walk Issue, cover star Arella Guirantes proved to us that superheroes and athletes aren’t all that different. Basketball player Arella Karin Guirantes] has been playing basketball for most of her life, and she’s up for any challenge. While she may be young, she possesses a high level of self-awareness born of great experience, and easily lists the qualities that make her a great player… “I know how to play basketball the right way. That’s it.”

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10/10/2022

After hours spent talking with the unparalleled artist 𝐒𝐎𝐍 𝐎𝐅 𝐀 𝐏𝐇𝐀𝐑𝐀𝐎𝐇] , while we still don’t know his beauty routine, we do have a sense of what has kept his success, amongst other things, alive: The simplest, truest, most concentrated answer was glittering on a chain around his neck the first time we met, proclaiming in tiny diamonds, “GOD IS.”

For our issue 18 cover story, Pharrell reveals that he doesn’t truly know who he is — but he’s found his way by praying every day.

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10/09/2022

“This is a rebellion against conservative ideas around s*x, an act of regaining and claiming ownership of my s*xuality and my body.These hyper-perfected versions of myself are a response to my Korean-American upbringing. It is through these perfected images of my own body that I am finally able to overcome my revolving door of insecurities.”

For our issue 18 cover story, Kate Ahn, AKA .kate created a series of original works exploring the somatic experience of her own story.

Painting by: Kate Ahn, .kate

10/07/2022

seneca] is having a full circle moment. The 27-year-old digital artist and illustrator, who uses an alias and wears a mask to conceal her identity, has always had her eyes on — well, eyes. Now, all eyes are on her. “I didn't speak much as a kid. I was pretty much partially mute. It was all about the eyes, because that's how I felt as a kid,” she says. But at Art Basel Miami 2021, her optic obsession proved its power when one of her paintings sold for over 39 ETH, and she went on to design the droopy eyes of the Bored Ape Yacht Club.

For our issue 18 cover story, Seneca explains the importance of her anonymity, why she doesn’t mind people printing out her work, and what Web3 artists need to be wary of.

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10/06/2022

For a proven multi-hyphenate like ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀IZZY SPEARS], being a busybody is somewhat on-brand. At 24, he’s been handpicked by Shayne Oliver to take part in the aforementioned creative powerhouse .club, and mastered a raucous stage presence as unnerving as it is enticing. These days, he’s on to the next challenge — his first ever sonic release — and although he throws me a simple “no,” when asked if he’s scared of anything, it isn’t as though the road ahead is a certain one.

For our issue 18 cover story, Izzy Spears invites us into his high-energy world of carnal creativity and organized chaos.

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10/05/2022

‘For the Heart of the Sun’ featuring luna] and clothing by for our issue 18 cover story.

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10/04/2022

Shayne Oliver tells us, “There's something that was really enigmatic being in the desert. Off grid, no cell service. What was going on was extreme. Being in the club can be an extreme sport too; the music is loud, you’re trying to interact with people… It was hard but that was the point; 𝐀𝐍𝐎𝐍𝐘𝐌𝐎𝐔𝐒 𝐂𝐋𝐔𝐁] teaming up and getting closer, like a trust exercise.”

For our issue 18 cover story, Anonymous Club takes to the desert, challenging the boundaries of their comfort zone.

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Talent: Charlie Fleming, Cole Bat, Eli, Jonathan Alamilla, Robert Cabrera
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10/03/2022

Last December, at the Chanel Métiers d’Art 2021/2022 show, stepped off the runway and behind the mic, with a pleasant surprise for the PFW audience — the debut of a new song, which she performed alongside close friend and collaborator, Oneohtrix Point Never. For the past twelve years, the Seoul-born model has graced couture catwalks and posed on the cover of notable publications several times over as a platinum blonde. Now, Park’s hair is black, and she’s diverting the course of her creative life in a true Lynchian act of self-possession.

For our issue 18 cover story, the supermodel and musician speaks with friend and artist Rachel Rose about the path she’s paving from the model persona to the stage persona.

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10/01/2022

When first burst onto the scene in 2016, people didn’t know exactly what to expect. Her first single, the Sega Bodega-produced “Want More,” was a gritty club banger — like if Nine Inch Nails made out with Peaches in the basement of a sweaty London Club. That, and her EP, ALIAS, solidified Shygirl in the public as a “strong, powerful woman,” as she describes it. And it’s not that it wasn’t true; she just didn’t want to be tied to any one genre, or persona. “People are just constantly pigeonholing you into the things that are palatable for them,” she explains. “But I don't want to be palatable. I’m just being myself.”

For our issue 18 cover story, the artist shows us her softer side.

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09/21/2022

office grabbed a drink with DJ/producer at , where he's curating September programming.

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09/19/2022

“London [Fashion Week] feels more creative, less establishment. The fashion can also be much bolder, because people here are daring with their style more.”

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03/22/2022

Office magazine updated their address.

Office magazine updated their address.

01/16/2021

It’s finally here. Though COVID-19 caused major delays in printing, issue 13 is now on the way. We truly appreciate everyone who pre-ordered the magazine, and rest assured—it’ll be in your hands soon.

With love from the entire team at office magazine and The Black Utopia

11/18/2020

Swae Lee is Unstoppable

Swae Lee has been the man of the hour for a minute now. At just 27, he's harnessed an alien-like ability to soundtrack our scrolling as we've collectively moved from one social media platform to the next.

The multi-faceted star is our November digital cover boy.

09/23/2020

Jack Kilmer, the Moncler Man

Think about 1952. Regardless of drive-in movies, greased back hair and milkshakes, the 1950's afforded people a disconnect from technology—a complete absence of modern technology and social structures, in fact—that feels distant and special now that these structures rule our world.

This is what Moncler hopes to encapsulate with their Moncler 1952 collection—this feeling of tactility, enhanced by a world that is vibrant and colorful, sans scrolling.

Featuring Jack Kilmer
Photos by Jason Nocito
Styling by Simon Rasmussen
Production by office solutions

The actor wears Moncler 1952 in a sun-kissed Los Angeles dream.