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The cover of our autumn/winter 26 issue revealed... Cover image of @sushisari3 from The Rehearsal - an original artwork covering 48 pages of the magazine by @hollytblakey and @oliverchanarin . Visit our Substack to find out who our other issue 6 contributors are. Become an annual print subscriber or preorder to receive the issue first—link in our bio. Art direction and design by @studiofrith. #eroticreview #exploringdesire #coverreveal #magazine
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On Friday, ER editor and founder @lucy.roeber and art director and designer @studiofrith spoke with @stackmagazines at the London Design Festival @stbridefoundation about designing the erotic. Photography @stackmagazines #eroticreview #exploringdesire #londondesignfestival #design
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Thank you to everyone who joined us for our London Design Festival event. It was a fantastic evening of discussion, bringing together publishers, designers, historians, and academics to reflect on what magazines mean to readers today. 📖 Tony Quinn reflected on the changing models and look of magazines, many of which were published right here on Fleet Street! Sharon-Maxwell Magnus exploring the history of women’s magazines and the changing world of print. From “Molotov Mary” — Mary Grieve, the longest-serving women’s magazine editor, at Woman’s Own from 1937–62 — to Nova, asking whether magazines could simply be too ahead of their time, and Spare Rib, whose readership overlapped with Cosmopolitan. Scott King talking about Sleazenation and limiting his visual parameters to Helvetica, Times and black-and-white only at the time. Appropriating the visual language of fashion for satirical content, and later The Debriest Manifesto — rebranding failure as success, or “how to fail in the art world”. Charlie Baker and Mathias Clottu spoke about “mining the archives”, borrowing ideas from great magazines past and using them to make a great magazine for the present. @thefencemag @studiomathiasclottu Lucy Roeber & Frith Kerr exploring desire through the Erotic Review — using the feel and weight of the printed piece to translate intimacy. The talk touched on how print can be a freeing medium in the current digital age. @studiofrith @eroticreview Meara Sharma presents Elastic magazine - where visual art, writing and design overlap, mingle and repeat. Expansive pages with stories that interrupt and echo each other, with no hard endings or beginnings and no genre labels. @elastic.mag Alice Sherwin & Harry Bennett presenting Pilot magazine — mechanical and organic qualities emerging from the tools themselves, creating a rigid, rule-driven magazine that doesn’t necessarily feel that way. @pilotmagazined Hosted here at St Bride Foundation in partnership with @stackmagazines and @go_all_in_2026 and generously supported by @fleetstquarter #magazines #design #stbridefoundation #fleetstreetquarter #print
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Making-of 😅 Chemistry of Desire @eroticreview Issue 5 Cover and story throughout the issue Art direction and design by @studiofrith
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@irisdemouy's chemistry of desire in the spring/summer issue. Art direction and design by @studiofrith. #eroticreview #exploringdesire
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A cocktail reception that became a street party in Soho. Celebrating Labyrinth Dreams by Bethan Laura Wood × Bocci and the debut of the Purple 14p at London Design Festival. 14 inspired jellies by @bompasandparr Drinks by @a_bar_with_shapes_for_a_name_ Image credit: @indiabharadwaj
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A cocktail reception that became a street party in Soho. Celebrating Labyrinth Dreams by Bethan Laura Wood × Bocci and the debut of the Purple 14p at London Design Festival. 14 inspired jellies by @bompasandparr Drinks by @a_bar_with_shapes_for_a_name_ Image credit: @indiabharadwaj
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Visual identity and website for @jolene_bakery by @studiofrith CREDITS Photography: @holephoto & @clareshilland Karla by @jonpinhorn Alda by @bertonhasebe⁠ Submit your work —— DM us your project for a chance to get featured. #thegraphicaddict
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We are proud to be stockist for the @eroticreview and are thrilled to see them featured in the @nytstyle section over the weekend.🔥🔥🔥 We’ve got copies of the current issue available now at the shop. #welovemagazines #longliveprint #exploredesire story by @maries0lis for the @nytimes current cover illustration by @irisdemouy past cover photo by @pollyholiday (2nd image) magazine design by @studiofrith editor and publisher @lucy.roeber deputy editor @saskia.vogel #indiepress #litmag
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This week The #LondonEDITION hosted an intimate dinner in Berners Tavern to celebrate the 10th issue @mother_tongue_magazine featuring cover star @lucyliu . As with the pages of the magazine, the evening was filled with lively conversation; bringing together a collection of inspiring mothers including journalists, artists, stylists, musicians, filmmakers and political commentators. Photos: @hollywhittaker
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The 10th issue celebrations continue (‘cause when it’s double digits you throw more than one party!) and on Tuesday evening we toasted to #10 in London with a small group of MT contributors and friends against the gorgeous backdrop of the @editionlondon.    We started with Hugo spritzes amidst the Belle Époque interiors (as you do), then moved to @bernerstavern for Kentish pea salad and harissa cauliflower and Cornish hake (and possibly the best fries ever, served in stylish little silver frites cups!).    This being a Mother Tongue affair, we talked about AI girlfriends and fairy smut and the looming midterms and the wormhole of Substack and THAT Emrata essay and “Strangers” (and “Strangers” takedowns, and “Strangers” takedown rebuttals) and perimenopause, obviously, before the clock struck 11pm (on a school night no less). Grateful for a truly beautiful meal and even better company. Thank you so much @carolinelever and @editionlondon for having us—and  @katelindello @noihsafbazaar for adding the “something silver” (aka that @rachelcomey skirt!). All photos by @hollywhittaker 📸
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A peak behind the scenes into the inspiration that set things in motion. First, this was always never going to be another parenting book. I received / bought so many books when pregnant. Today, they are all dusty and hidden away. I wanted something that felt FUN! That you would be proud to have lying around your house, on your coffee table or nightstand. The colours are inspired by Luis Barragan, a Mexican architect who was a seminal influence in painting concrete. Just like concrete, managing a toddler’s day doesn’t have to be grey :) Second, I wanted something that your littles would pick up because it spoke to them, and because it spoke to them, that would give you the confidence to give a trick a try. Toddlers respond to silliness. These tricks can feel ridiculous! And that’s the point. The outrageously oversized spiral is soothing and playful all at once. And third, the logo. It took @jeannejoly all of one try to nail it. The beautiful mess that we all live in. I wanted something childlike but not juvenile. The litmus test was would it work on merch? I don’t know about you, but I’d happily wear the house of chaos on a hat. Would you?
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