“Every issue contain[ed] surprises … this was what made The Face great in its heyday. It managed to combine the most unlikely parts. Political reportage sat next to fashion in a way that hadn’t been seen since earlier titles like Twen and Nova. And yes, they got things wrong: the fashion shoot based on terrorist chic springs to mind. But it was only later, when The Face became scared of making such mistakes, that it began its decline toward closure.”
Jeremy Leslie on what makes a magazine.

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