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Crash magazine is dedicated to a young audience that remains untainted by fashion clichés. The style for both men and women within this magazine, showcased through photographic editorials, is dynamically inspired. In fact, collections from both emerging and established designers are skillfully mixed, offering the reader opportunities for alternative pairings. In every issue, Crash also features unique sections dedicated to intriguing features, including interviews and vintage photography of artists and diverse lifestyles.
Crash Magazine is an independent French magazine. It was founded in 1998 by Frank Perrin and Armelle Leturcq, both of whom are considered part of the new generation of French art critics who made their mark in the nineties. Crash entered the French market with an unexpected edge and a deliberate desire to shake things up. Defined by a minimalist layout and design, it is composed of stimulating avant-garde visuals that seek to emphasize beauty through innovative ideas. During the emergence of the "French Touch," Crash worked closely with artists such as Air, Daft Punk, and Michel Gondry. Since 2000, however, they have shifted their focus toward the "New Generation," including figures like Sofia Coppola, Phoenix, and Super Discount. Crash Magazine is regarded as a platform for emerging talent and new artists, and its team is internationally recognized. The publication focuses, among other things, on fashion and cinema, viewing fashion as a cultural phenomenon of society and everything that stems from it in our time. Crash has been recognized as the only French publication that dares to mix high-end fashion with urban culture, representing the image of a recently emerged generation of consumers.
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