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New to The Shop at Bluebird, “The Untitled Magazine” – Voyage issue No4. £15.00

Our favourite tween just grew up and wow. Dakota Fanning stuns with a Portrait of a Lady in the April/May edition of Wonderland Magazine. Weeks after her 18th birthday, she stars in a surreal shoot with photographer Cedric Buchet and dishes on why she’ll never join Facebook, discusses her fashion battles with sister Elle and tells Wonderland why she never wants to grow up. Catch her with Juergen Teller over in our blog.

Also in this issue is our favourite cat suit lady Beth Ditto, heading up a Summer Sounds special, spills on coming of age, lets rip about why pop is still cool, and why it all just gets better.

All this plus the best of music, film art and fashion featuring artists such as JJ Doom and Butch Vig, R&B sweetheart Cassie and Californian artists Alex Prager and Elad Lassry.

In Store Now.

If you go down to the woods today you’ll find Garage Magazine. The brainchild of Dasha Zhukova this art led magazine stems from The Garage Center for Contemporary Culture founded in 2007.

Based in an abandoned garage in Moscow it’s a bubbling hot bed of creativity that’s played host to the likes of Antony Gormley, Mark Rothko, Ilya Kabakov and James Turrell. Now in magazine form it heralds from all that’s hip in the emerging underground arts scene in Russia.

The Spring Summer issue features the work of Yayoi Kusama, artist Pinar Yolacan, Manuela Pavesi, painter Adriana Varejao and photographer Sharif Hamza. Now in store.

A hefty hard back disguising itself as a magazine, Fashion For Men is a new biannual publication set up by photographer and former Editor-in-Chief of L’Officiel Hommes, Milan Vukmirovic.

“I wanted something really simple and international, it’s about real clothes and real product, it’s time to come back to that.”

Vukmirovic’s signature stories are all here as are features on Max Irons, Jenny Saviile and Remo Ruffini and who better to feature on its cover than Givenchy creative director Riccardo Tisci’s rottweiler acting fierce in cross stitch? In store now at £22.

Hardwork and no play makes….We welcome WORK magazine, in store now £10. Read their blog here.

To celebrate the Fall/Winter 11 collection, Rika launches the long-awaited 5th issue of Rika Magazine.

This unique publication shapes itself as an aesthetic testament to the Rika creative collective’s relationship with fashion, music and art. Moreover, it is an interpretation of the publication’s grand theme “She Comes In Colors”.

This new issue is dedicated to all these tiny dancers, grand performers and genius minds, whose movements impress us and steps invite us to follow. Issue no. 5 explores the art of the female body- reflecting its movement, language and beauty. A homage to personal icons, androgynous styles and those fascinating creatures with unique charisma and an independent mind.

Readers will hold hands with this season’s heroines like Jamie Bochert, Lily Cole, Lindsay Lohan, Misha Barton, Milla Jovovic and Andrej Peijc amongst other like-minded personalities, and will embark on a creative and artistic journey.

Along with these main features, this issue’s editorial includes interviews with strong female figures such as Yoko Ono and incredible director Floria Sigismondi, celebrates iconic artists such as Sarah Bernhardt, Astrid Kirchherr and Louise Bourgeois and pictures by Stacey Mark, Michael Hemy, Max Snow and Helena Christensen.

A purely editorial publication, Rika Magazine prints only six thousand copies, exclusively available at selected retailers in key cities all over the world.

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