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Gentlewoman no.28
€ 16,00
230 x 300 mm, 314 pages
London & Amsterdam (English language)
Biannual
Editor-in-chief: Penny Martin
Art director: Merel van den Berg
The Autumn/Winter issue of The Gentlewoman is here, starring musician Chaka Khan framed by a rich plum on the cover.
Plus, inside: Maggi Hambling, Alia Shawkat, Oriole Cullen and Lydia Ko interviewed, together with an essential oral history of the groundbreaking seventies women’s press Virago.
235 x 290 mm, 324 pages (plus 40-page mini magazine)
London, UK
Biannual
Editor-in-chief: Gert Jonkers
Creative director: Jop van Bennekom
Fantastic Man for Autumn & Winter 2025, celebrating 20 years in print.
Fantastic Man Issue 41 for AW25 arrives with four covers featuring graphic designer Karel Martens, fashion designer Glenn Martens, painter Sang Woo Kim, and rapper Skepta. Featuring conversations with Style Not Com, filmmaker Benny Safdie, casting director Piergiorgio Del Moro, and stylish propositions for the season ahead.
We have only have the issue with with Karel Martens on the cover—of course )))
230 x 300 mm, 300 pages
London, United Kingdom
Biannual
Editor-in-chief: Penny Martin
Art director: Merel van den Berg
Cover photography: Zoe Ghertner
The Gentlewoman is a bi-annual magazine that celebrates modern women of style and purpose. Featuring ambitious journalism and photography of the highest quality, it showcases inspirational women through its distinctive combination of glamour, personality and warmth.
Issue nº 31 of The Gentlewoman is fronted by the brilliant American actor Greta Lee in a white feather number by Loewe.
Published by Apartamento Publishing S.L.
2nd edition, March 23 2023
1st reprint, April 2025
Dimensions: 295 x 240 mm
Binding: hardcover
Pages: 160
Miguel Milá is considered one of Spain’s first and most influential industrial designers. Starting out as an interior designer amid the country’s early modernist movement, Milá began making the objects he needed but couldn’t yet find on the market. He took raw and renewable materials and crafted prototypes by hand, occasionally evolving designs to perfect his now-iconic lighting and furniture.
Miguel Milá: A Life in Design is a detailed look back through his most emblematic works, produced between 1956 and 2021, with archival photos and drawings, as well as original photos shot at Milá’s Barcelona home by Nacho Alegre. Introducing the book is seminal English designer Jasper Morrison, while the products are catalogued and described by design academic Francisco Gaspar Quevedo, who also contributed a biographical text on Miguel’s life, career, and the principles that sprang from both.