It is a publication that explores fashion and culture beyond the limits of London. Make Do is about making the best of it, all while looking to the past to make comment on the present and hope for the future. The graphic design remembers the colourful playbooks of 1950s, while features explore irreverent and often dark topics, such as a voyage into the adult baby community, the 'underground puppeteering mafia’, interviews with Gareth Wrighton and Sue Tilley, musings on fantastically loathed clothing, and more. The name Schmagazine is a childish and sarcastic reduplication a distortion of the standardised publication we’ve become accustomed to. First and foremost a fashion magazine, it speaks to queer readers who seek the storytelling and dark fantasy elements of style and subculture. Schmagazine is a whale of a time its pages are square, its contents are strange, its wrists are limp. Rabble Rouser values the written word in its purest sense, speaking truth, Rabble Rouser publishes a wide array of journalism ranging from investigative work, satirical pieces, cultural commentary, and interviews with rabble rousers who have bridged the gap between politics and fashion such as the creative director of George Magazine, Matt Berman and the former editor of Teen Vogue, Phillip Picardi. Rabble Rouser’s raison d’être is to bring common sense to a world of chaos. Rabble Rouser is a digital platform that aims to speak truth to power in both political and fashion circles through investigative work and satire. Born from an appreciation for the Surrealists and Dadaists, Atelier offers a slice of nostalgia, presented in a romantic, tangible, and most importantly physical, way.
In a world obsessed with technology, where the digital age rules supreme, Atelier is for those that want to slow down and appreciate the inner workings of handmade beauty.
If you are intrigued by making, whether it be fashion design, jewellery design, ceramics or art, this magazine is for you. With an emphasis on craftsmanship across all its unique forms, I hope to document the stories of these makers and their journeys, centring around the idea of process and love the love that these artisans put into their work and the love they have for it. A love letter to the handmade, Atelier pays homage to modern-day craft practices and the makers behind them.
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