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- 1Revolve launches magazine as Cato shutters 120 stores▼The Weekly Closeout: Revolve debuts magazine and Cato closes 120 stores
Retail news this week includes Revolve debuting a print magazine as a marketing play, while discount fashion chain Cato is closing around 120 stores. The moves highlight diverging strategies in apparel retail: investment in brand media versus retrenchment as physical store footprints shrink.
- 2Canadian apparel brand Duer launches a print magazine▼Canadian apparel brand Duer launches a print magazine as analog comes back in style
Canadian apparel brand Duer has launched its own print magazine, part of a broader revival of analog media among retailers looking to stand out and build deeper connections with customers. The move taps a wider trend of brands turning to physical publications as digital channels grow crowded and expensive.
- 3Five Frighteningly Good Halloween Recipes Shared From New Magazine Issue▼5 Frighteningly Good Halloween Recipes From Our New Issue
Allrecipes is promoting five Halloween-themed recipes from its latest magazine issue, promising dishes that are 'frighteningly good'. The collection is aimed at home cooks planning spooky seasonal menus for the holiday, and it forms part of the site's push around its new print issue as Halloween approaches.
- 4Steven Heller Celebrates a Publishing Dream Come True●The Daily Heller: A Publishing Dream Come True
The latest installment of Steven Heller's long-running column The Daily Heller, published by PRINT Magazine, is titled 'A Publishing Dream Come True.' The column, a fixture of design journalism covering graphic design history, publishing and visual culture, appears to chronicle a new publishing project or milestone. Readers of the design world follow the column closely for Heller's perspective on the industry, and this edition has drawn attention for its celebratory framing.
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PRINT Magazine has published a new installment of its long-running Daily Heller column, this time examining how books are visualized, from cover design to the graphic presentation of the printed page. The piece continues design critic Steven Heller's regular commentary on graphic design history and practice. It is being read within the design and publishing community, where Heller's columns are a fixture for anyone interested in book design and visual culture.
- 6REVOLVE Launches Its First Print Magazine▼REVOLVE Extends Its World of Fashion and Cultural Influence to Print with Debut Magazine
Fashion retailer REVOLVE is extending its brand beyond e-commerce and social media with the launch of its debut print magazine, marking a move into traditional publishing. The company says the publication will carry its fashion and cultural influence into a new medium, pairing editorial content with the lifestyle aesthetic that built its online following.