Descripción

Self Service is widely recognized as one of the most important and influential publications in the fashion industry.

Founded in Paris in 1994 by Ezra Petronio and Suzanne Koller, this magazine, which takes its time with its biannual publication, was created to fill a void and give equal space to emerging talents and established fashion designers. It is characterized by a blend of creative languages: within its pages, experimentation also embraces institutional and commercial fields, and the making of fashion becomes the magazine’s focus, without necessarily reporting on current trends.

ISSUE 65- On Deconstructing Complacency

This issue is presented as a true art book (hardcover) of over 500 pages. An indispensable visual compendium for industry professionals, collectors, and lovers of editorial design, it alternates glossy and matte pages to enhance the intensity of analog photography and the haute couture aesthetic.

The edition tackles a profound deconstruction of conventional visual aesthetics through iconic columns such as “The Obsessions” curated by Suzanne Koller, the “Stylistics” section (which closely explores the creative processes of new-generation designers), and intimate photographic inserts by big names on the global scene.