/fa/ magazines or blogs

>>11193449
bump

im interested

>>11194676
Me too

Purple magazine.

>>11194708
All their issues are free to read on their website and They have a cool diary.

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>>11194676
>>11194700
I'm the OP and I've been doing a little research, tell me what you think:

ivy-style.com
>has some interesting articles, especially the stuff dealing with Japanese style.

putthison.com
>some interesting stuff, reads like a bunch of blog posts though so it's not very informative/fun to read

effortlessgent.com
>seems to have a fair share of clickbait style articles. I read their stuff about military style jackets, still interesting, but it seemed very amateur, all the information they presented was stuff I could have found on wikipedia.

I wish they sold Popeye in Canada

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>>11194723
really only liked the ivy-style website, the articles are more interesting.

also really liked the purple magazine website mentioned by >>11194708

>>11194723
>I wish they sold Popeye in Canada
>Haven
>Blue Button Shop
>Just order it off Amazon.jp
No excuses, anon.

I posted some of these in another thread, but check out White Fungus, Smith Journal, Jocks & Nerds, Inventory, Another Escape. I've been constantly pleased with the work they put out. Inventory has dropped off a little in terms of quality, but it's at least very focused on menswear fashion. The rest are broader lifestyle magazines, but all interesting.

Japan is chock full of stuff if you're willing to learn moonrunes or just think of them as lookbooks. Popeye, Brutus, Go Out, Lightning, Hobo, Free & Easy, Premium, 2nd, and so on..

>>11193449
Popeye is everywhere here in Tokyo. Seems like a great rag, if only I could read it.

did we never set up an archive for fashion and lifestyle magazines? because that's something we genuinely need yet we never share