Publisher/Buffalo

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The third issue of the British independent fashion magazine 'Buffalo Zine', titled 'Bedtime Stories', boldly changes the format, binding, and editing methods with each issue, using the magazine format as a testing ground. Among 'Buffalo Zine''s works, this issue is particularly striking, focusing on fairy tales, literature, and childhood memories. Starting from the question of how stories encountered in childhood influence later sensibilities such as beauty, fear, and desire, it freely traverses fashion, photography, film, music, and literature. A diverse range of figures appear, including Tim Walker, Chloë Sevigny, Kim Gordon, Björk, Vivienne Westwood, Jean-Paul Gaultier, Jonathan Anderson, Hajime Sawada, and Harley Weir. This issue of 'Buffalo Zine' is a representative and substantial early issue, in which the fantastical, sometimes strange and unsettling visuals are closely intertwined with the book's design, which is reminiscent of an old collection of stories, making it more than just a fashion magazine; it stands as a standalone art book.