1 Granary
Representing the creative future
Liam Hess: “It’s all about a sense of humour”
Buffalo Zine’s Features Editor on the funniest magazine in fashion, working for Vogue and how to get into the industry as a writer
Emma Hope Allwood: “Dazed has been my education”
Dazed Digital’s Head of Fashion on internet culture, self-education, dealing with imposter syndrome and adapting fashion content during a pandemic
Clare Press: Wardrobe Crisis
Vogue Australia’s Sustainability Editor on climate-conscious fashion journalism
Nellie Eden: Redefining beauty for a new era
The Editor of Dazed Beauty discusses her multifaceted career, the blurred lines of modern publishing, and why the beauty industry needs more diversity.
@skipdin’s Fashion Week Survival Guide
An exclusive glimpse inside the award-wanting fashion satirist’s debut print publication
‘She’s a fashion journalist, what does she know?’
The New York Times journalist Elizabeth Paton makes a compelling case for critical fashion journalism in the era of Fake News and fast fashion
Angelo Flaccavento: Honest fashion criticism will save us all
Fashion critic Angelo Flaccavento discusses influence, originality and how fashion lost touch with both
Fashion finstas or worthwhile watchdogs?
Anonymous Instagram accounts like Diet Prada have more followers than ELLE and Harper’s Bazaar, but none of the accountability. What does the rise of anonymous commentators mean for the fashion industry?
Chris Vidal: Fashion is in a Black Mirror phase
SSAW magazine Editor-in-Chief Chris Vidal discusses why biannuals are the future of fashion print, the relevance of fashion education, and why he still finds Instagram a little bit scary.
Tianwei Zhang: Writing to bridge the gulf between China and the West
WWD’s London/China Market Editor discusses the virtues of learning on the job rather than the classroom, the cultural ignorance around China in fashion, and why you need to be able to tell WeChat from Weibo.
Steve Salter: Always A Fan, Never a Critic
i-D's Fashion Features Editor discusses how social media has changed fashion journalism, navigating mental health as a writer, and just what he's looking for in a pitch.
Double G Diploma: Gucci launching MA at Polimoda
Are brands the future of fashion education?
1 Granary
Magazine Issue 6
With unprecedented honesty and depth, 1 Granary Issue 6 dives into the work and lives of fashion designers today. As a response to the construction of desire and personality cults that govern our industry, the magazine steps away from the conventional profiles and editorials, focussing instead on raw work and anonymous, unfiltered testimonies. For the first time ever, readers are given a truthful insight into the process, dreams, fears, hardships, and struggles of today’s creatives.