Consider myself a loyal fan of both, Partners & Spade and Inventory, it’s great to see the two teamed up to launch the third issue of Inventory Magazine together with three collaborations (with Duluth Pack, Viberg Boots and… [ Continue reading ]

I think we’re all fascinated about these used pieces of luggage. Louis Vuitton together with Abrams will publish ‘100 Legendary Trunks’ this december. A book showcasing the most beautiful creations of the House. ‘Authors Pierre Léonforte and Éric Pujalet-Plaà curate 100 of the finest trunks the… [ Continue reading ]

I’m very pleased to give you the first preview of the 4th issue of It’s Nice That. Packed with beautiful content – interviews with Nick Knight, Neville Brody, Miranda July, Trokia, RBG6, Noma Bar and Bompas & Parr, features by Sara De Bondt, Adam Buxton, Adrian… [ Continue reading ]

The design agency Caramel, my friends from the south, created a beautiful book for the 23-year-old photography student Valentina Vos’ graduation project. The book is about new faces, young girls, just scouted by modeling agencies, standing at the beginning of their career as a… [ Continue reading ]

Two weeks ago the Berlin based contemporary culture magazine 032c launched their new website. It’s great to see the unique and uncompromised design translated into their website. In their own words: V.U.C.A. (Volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous). Worth a check, and definitely worth a… [ Continue reading ]

Kilimanjaro just launched their 10th issue, again the oversized news paper look but to celebrate this milestone it comes as a boxed edition. Every newsstand magazine promises the now and the new. This issue of Kilimanjaro is about now, but remixed and refracted. The tenth issue is the… [ Continue reading ]

The new issue of Inventory has been shipped and will hit the store and Anothershop shortly. Featured amongst others in this spring issue are Margaret Howell, The Real McCoy’s, Beams and Unis. [ Continue reading ]

Yesterday I received a very kind email from Nuno Matos, sharing his project Pele. A collection of seven pairs of men’s shoes documented in a beautiful little book where he shared his creative journey, the inspiration, the process and the result. We really… [ Continue reading ]

Dapper Dan, a new magazine from Athens, Greece, made by an international team and published twice a year, is featuring men’s fashion and philosophy and comes in its first issue with interviews by Damir Doma, Lucas Ossendrijver and Juergen Teller (amongst others). [ Continue reading ]

The second book of Allison Davies, published by Charles Lane Press, is a publication packed with beautiful and desolated landscapes. ‘Portraying herself as a solitary wanderer in the spectacular vistas of alien worlds, she appears only obliquely in her images, veiled in… [ Continue reading ]

A new book by Viviane Sassen, Sol & Luna, was made on assignment and initiative from Our Legacy and Libraryman. Viviane Sassen has completed a specially made and well-built series of imagery with androgyny and beauty as the key principle. [ Continue reading ]

Last week Bas shared this fantastic work with me and just wanted to share it with the rest of the world. Anna Atkins (16 March 1799 – 9 June 1871), the English botanist and photographer, is considered the first person to publish… [ Continue reading ]

Dutch online design magazine Fontanel published an extensive, custom designed article on Kenya Hara’s book Designing Design. Japanese graphic designer Kenya Hara wrote a personal introduction addressed to Fontanel’s readers; […] I wrote this book out of a desire to communicate my… [ Continue reading ]

A Smile In The Mind feature about TONG Magazine, a publication dedicated to wine with the current issue focusing on Champagne. ‘Wine… a beverage so unique and rich in flavours, aroma’s and history that I feel a bit ashamed of that… [ Continue reading ]

The second issue of Lay Flat, Meta, is edited by Shane Lavalette with guest editor Michael Bühler-Rose. The book brings together a great selection of contemporary photographers. Amongst them are Semâ Bekirovic, Lucas Blalock, Anne Collier,… [ Continue reading ]

Men's File 'a modern magazine tracing the roots of style' makes me think of Free & Easy meets Invetory meets my school zine back in the days. It is a mix of very good content, great photography and snapshots, a raw and uncompromising design and interesting viewpoints.

Two issues were published since the launch of the magazine and this second issue is completely focusing on hand-made and the maker, 'showcasing the beauty and elegance of the English cricket pavilions and the sartorial cricket style' along with some reports on cycling, racing, shoemaking and more good things of life. All well documented.

The two magazine's are now available in Anothershop for only €22,50 (incl european shipping).
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After publishing my favorite magazine Fantastic Man, Gert Jonkers & Jop van Bennekom now come with a magazine for my spouse called the Gentle Woman. A new biannual magazine ‘featuring inspirational, international women, it pairs ambitious journalism with a sartorial and intelligent… [ Continue reading ]

Denim Legends is one of these books I thought I wont buy because it’s good, but not worth the full 800 euro’s. So I’m very happy to see that the best part of it, the first half of the book which is filled with… [ Continue reading ]

Edwin just launched their second EDZINE, a monochromatic visual and written journal of cultural ephemera from the darker recesses of the minds at and associated with … Edwin. Strange, dark and beautiful…… [ Continue reading ]

‘Moments Within a Moment’ is a limited edition box set designed by Buero New York in collaboration with photographer Jim Krantz to accompany his exhibition at Colette running through Saturday January 30th. (Thank you Edson)… [ Continue reading ]

Yesterday Merijn Hos launched his monograph The Marigolds in the American Book Center in Amsterdam. Can’t wait to get my hands on this lovely little book stuffed with his bizarre characters, beautiful collages and abstract landscapes. You can buy the book online… [ Continue reading ]

A distillation of the best blogs, and their best posts, all together in AnOther Reader. They’re editing the web for the most creative commentary, the most beautiful visuals, the most interesting opinions and the boldest ideas… And the good thing is, Anothersomething will be featured there as well…… [ Continue reading ]

Together with Red Wing, Olaf Tamm published a new book: “Wall of Death – Theatre of Motorcycling”. It is a tribute to these reckless motorbike-riders who perform their acrobatic art since almost a century. The drivers speed through vertical walls of a gigantic wooden drum, showing… [ Continue reading ]

Last month h(y)r collective changed it’s name and focus to INVENTORY, a curation of Ideas in Product, Craft & Culture. The online magazine became an off-line magazine which will be published in the coming days. Anothersomething got a sneak preview on the first proofs from the… [ Continue reading ]