Issue 1: Fashion & Gender
An anti-fashion industry, fashion zine hand crafted and bound from 88 original pages of thoughtful fashion journalism, photography, film and academia, by creators from around the world, on the theme of fashion and Gender.
Issue 1 of The Grey is dedicated to Gender—an urgent and pivotal topic in today’s political and cultural climate. From the exploitation of female garment workers to Trans+ representation, slut-shaming, and the historical divergence of fashion between the genders in shops and on screen... this issue dives deep into how gender shapes, and is shaped by, the fashion industry.
Please note: The Grey is hand bound and has has titles hand written on every copy, so there may be slight inconsistencies between issues (we think this is part of the charm!) It also comes in a variation of colourways, with pink or blue cover titles, and binding stiched in either pink, blue, black or brown.
All proceeds from this issue will now be going to Trans+ charities and individual Trans+ go fund me pages.
The Grey was founded to challenge the dissappointing mainstream fashion media which prefers to discuss advertsiers, celebrity clickbait and luxury shopping lists, than the fascinating intersections of fashion and societal issues.
Fashion is a universal language that you deserve to speak with confidence. The Grey aims to democratize this industry to make its readers feel educated, empowered and engaged with the powerful cultural tool that is fashion.
An anti-fashion industry, fashion zine hand crafted and bound from 88 original pages of thoughtful fashion journalism, photography, film and academia, by creators from around the world, on the theme of fashion and Gender.
Issue 1 of The Grey is dedicated to Gender—an urgent and pivotal topic in today’s political and cultural climate. From the exploitation of female garment workers to Trans+ representation, slut-shaming, and the historical divergence of fashion between the genders in shops and on screen... this issue dives deep into how gender shapes, and is shaped by, the fashion industry.
Please note: The Grey is hand bound and has has titles hand written on every copy, so there may be slight inconsistencies between issues (we think this is part of the charm!) It also comes in a variation of colourways, with pink or blue cover titles, and binding stiched in either pink, blue, black or brown.
All proceeds from this issue will now be going to Trans+ charities and individual Trans+ go fund me pages.
The Grey was founded to challenge the dissappointing mainstream fashion media which prefers to discuss advertsiers, celebrity clickbait and luxury shopping lists, than the fascinating intersections of fashion and societal issues.
Fashion is a universal language that you deserve to speak with confidence. The Grey aims to democratize this industry to make its readers feel educated, empowered and engaged with the powerful cultural tool that is fashion.
An anti-fashion industry, fashion zine hand crafted and bound from 88 original pages of thoughtful fashion journalism, photography, film and academia, by creators from around the world, on the theme of fashion and Gender.
Issue 1 of The Grey is dedicated to Gender—an urgent and pivotal topic in today’s political and cultural climate. From the exploitation of female garment workers to Trans+ representation, slut-shaming, and the historical divergence of fashion between the genders in shops and on screen... this issue dives deep into how gender shapes, and is shaped by, the fashion industry.
Please note: The Grey is hand bound and has has titles hand written on every copy, so there may be slight inconsistencies between issues (we think this is part of the charm!) It also comes in a variation of colourways, with pink or blue cover titles, and binding stiched in either pink, blue, black or brown.
All proceeds from this issue will now be going to Trans+ charities and individual Trans+ go fund me pages.
The Grey was founded to challenge the dissappointing mainstream fashion media which prefers to discuss advertsiers, celebrity clickbait and luxury shopping lists, than the fascinating intersections of fashion and societal issues.
Fashion is a universal language that you deserve to speak with confidence. The Grey aims to democratize this industry to make its readers feel educated, empowered and engaged with the powerful cultural tool that is fashion.