Editors letter
Second issue of Mess Magazine was such a big challenge for the whole team. The pressure has risen after the amazing reviews of our readers and fashion industry proffesionals. Now, our team is much bigger then two months ago and it is expanding every day to keep updating Mess Magazine’s website (messmag.com) with latest trends, news or photo shoots. Our vision has not changed at all – we want to promote talented people and share fashion awareness, both on magazine and website. It seems like finally we have a great oppurtinity to do so. The bigger MM’s coverage, the better development we can gain. Smaller and bigger things keep us motivated and determined to still do what we love. Apart from bigger successes such as visit from Alexander McQueen’s offical crew member or post liking from Anja Rubik, the most important thing for us is providing great content that will attract more fashion lovers. We have struggled with a couple of technical issues that forced us to delay the premiere of second issue for a week. Some obstacles are needed to understand more and upgrade the level of magazine. In issue three, you will be able to see, dear reader, few differences that will change the whole magazine layout for good. New logo, more interviews and different aethetic approach are just the beginning of upcoming changes. One of the things that will make MM stands out from the crowd are double covers for each issue. First cover for the pre-order option and the second one for full magazine preview. Mess Magazine will officially become a source of great photography that will capture fashion and art as one. Fashion industry is growing and expanding all the time so it is important to look back and find little things that have influenced media and society so badly that actually became the cult ones. By writing about fashion history, epic photo shoots, iconic models or any other important fashion things, we can make sure our readers will find what they are looking for – the great inspirations. We spread the word about emerging fashion designers, but we are faithful to industry biggest names as well. We think that anyone can change the history if has enough courage to have unique vision and willingness to change unchanged. That’s why we let young writers and artists show their work on Mess Magazine. Together we can change the main concept of publishing fashion magazines and let history begins now.
Dominika Perek 2
Mess Magazine