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Winter picks
Entrepreneurs’ toolkit
Colección de Iberia
The ForecastJanuary 2020
Issue 129
The Monocle Winter Weekly 2019: Newspaper Bundle
The Monocle Travel Guide, Marrakech, Tangier & Casablanca
Fine corduroy work jacket
Tweed-yarn shawl cardigan
Shell jacket with zip-in gilet
Year-round blazer
Suit bag
Boston bag
Shorthauler bag
Cabin-plus M 45 L
Fine yak blanket
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Yoshino Hinoki Diffuser
Porto Side Table
Monocle A5 hardcover leather notebook
Pen
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Weekly diary, 2020
Scent Four: Yoyogi
Scent One: Hinoki
Travel-sized toiletry set
Alpine: Face cream
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Treuleben
Porter
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London
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Hong Kong Airport
Tokyo
This week on The Stack we go from the hyperlocal to the global: from a new title covering the best of one of London’s most exciting neighbourhoods to a photographer’s book about the nostalgic idea of old shopping malls. Plus: cartophile Ian Wright from Brilliant Maps and new Jakarta-based title, ‘Further Reading’.
A special edition of The Stack, recorded at our Dufourstrasse studios in Zürich. Monocle’s editor in chief, Tyler Brûlé, sits down with Mario García to discuss ‘The Story’, the legendary newspaper designer’s book about the future of newsrooms and newspapers.
This week we speak with James Ball from the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, Anne-Sophie Garrigou from ‘The Beam’ magazine, Lewis H Lapham from ‘Lapham’s Quarterly’ and Fabian Saul from ‘Flaneur’.
We head to magCulture Live, London’s annual celebration of all things print, to find out what’s happening in the industry and grab a word with some of its leading lights.
We meet David Fischer, founder of ‘Highsnobiety’, to discuss its new book with Gestalten, ‘The New Luxury’. We also welcome Condé Nast’s Nick Sargent, publishing director for ‘GQ’, ‘GQ Style’ and ‘Wired’.
Renowned ‘National Geographic’ photographer Vincent J Musi on his latest book on dogs. Plus: ‘Gay Times’ celebrates its 500th issue and we preview MagCulture Live with founder Jeremy Leslie.
We speak to Nick Haramis, editor in chief of ‘Interview’ magazine, about the title’s 50th anniversary and its new book, ‘Interview: 50 Years’. We also head to Frankfurt Book Fair and speak to the founder of ‘Hot Potato’.
Editor in chief Amy Astley talks to us about the title’s 100th birthday. Plus: former ‘Time’ correspondent Charles Eisendrath on his new memoir, which includes stories from an outpost in Argentina and surviving a plane crash in Costa Rica.
Monocle editor in chief Tyler Brûlé tell us why location matters when it comes to media brands’ headquarters. Plus: Christoph Amend on the latest edition of ‘Zeitmagazin International’ and a catch-up with Harry Rose, editor of consumer magazine ‘Which?’.
This week, ‘M le Magazine du Monde’ publishes in English and a magazine that’s all about the art of drag, ‘Louche’. Plus: we speak to one of the founders of Norwegian title ‘Boden World’ magazine.
We speak to photographer Scott Schuman about his new book ‘The Sartorialist India’. Plus: we discuss the redesign of ‘Frame’ magazine and talk to James Hyman about which titles we think should return to print.
We welcome the return of the print version of ‘The Face’ and talk to legendary newspaper designer Mario Garcia about his latest book, ‘The Story’.
This week we visit London’s Art Book Fair at Whitechapel Gallery. We speak to a variety of publishers and magazine editors, from big international players such as Thames & Hudson to a venerable Aussie publication that is more than 100 years old.
We speak to Jay Armstrong from ‘Elementum’ magazine, preview ‘Indiecon’ in Hamburg and hear from the team of new climate change title ‘It’s Freezing in LA’.
This week we speak to the editor of ‘Flaneur’ magazine. We also head to Atlantic Canada with James Mullinger of ‘The Maritime Edit’ and Conor Rees from ‘99 Percent Lifestyle’.
This week on The Stack we speak to Pulitzer prize-winning Robin Givhan, fashion critic for ‘The Washington Post’. Plus: Katie Vanneck-Smith from slow news outlet ‘Tortoise’ and author Andrew Gallix on why writers are fascinated by Paris.
We speak to the founders of art and culture magazine ‘Majestic Disorder’, Konstantin Vulkov from Bulgarian title ‘Dolce Far Niente’ and ‘Create!’ magazine’s Ekaterina Popova.
The best of Monocle 24 from the past seven days. This week we meet Terri White from ‘Empire’ magazine and we discuss the influential Netflix show ‘Queer Eye’.
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