Sampler: Cactus magazine
We love seeing independent titles push the boundaries of what a fashion magazine can consist of. Packed with novel editorial narratives and bursts of quirkiness, Cactus magazine is a fashion-themed photography publication, weighing one kilo and containing 200 pages of surrealist goodness.
If you’re looking for left-field inspiration, be it in graphic design or editorials, this Dazed-approved imprint from Milan will have you covered. Scroll through some spreads and contents below, and head over to our Sampler page to order a copy for free shipping and 10% off.
In this issue:
— Notorious Qatar duo Christto Sanz and Andrew Weir, recently spotlighted by VICE Netherlands and renowned for their curious, humorous editorials, does their magic with iconic Japanese brand Kenzo— Weird sexual tensions are inquired through a fashion narrative by Cactus’ editor Luca Smorgon and photographer Timothy Schaumburg
— ‘Twin Palms’: Artist Matt Henry explores the 60s through hysterically posh wives in glamorous, surreal suburban scenes
— Immersive “alienated realism” through a sort of ongoing retrospective by artist Geert Goiris
— Fantastical graphic designs created based on music lyrics by Bureau Mirko Borsche— And ‘Hurry Up’: A series showcasing the most interesting projects and characters in art, fashion, architecture and visual culture right now
Ordering Cactus magazine from us gives you 10% off with free shipping to the US, UK, Europe. But there are limited copies available, so head over to the Sampler page now to secure your copy.
