‘Anorak’, ‘Vogue Poland’ and ‘Kyoto Journal’

Chapter 1

‘Anorak’

If your idea of a kids’ magazine is a garish compilation of maze puzzles with free tat stuck to the front cover, you’re clearly unfamiliar with ‘Anorak’. Founded in 2006, it’s a quarterly magazine aimed at girls and boys aged six to 12 and designed to be as collectable as mum and dad’s favourite subscriptions.

Chapter 2

‘Vogue Poland’

Last week Condé Nast and Polish media venture Visteria launched ‘Vogue Polska’. It’s the 23rd international edition of the fashion title and it landed with a splash. On its rough-and-ready cover, two models pose in front of a black Volga car with the imposing Soviet-era Palace of Culture and Science looming in the background.

Chapter 3

‘Kyoto Journal’

‘Kyoto Journal’ is an English-language magazine seeking to offer genuine insights into Japan and Asia. First published 30 years ago, it switched to a digital-only model in 2010. Now the print edition is back.