Jordan Pickford

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Harry Styles and Dua Lipa function go in The First issue of the new magazine

"Wow, you on The Launch of the new Face magazine? I'm so jealous!"

that was the reaction of my dad when I told him what I just at work, Total, and he took me by surprise.

His face lit up as he told me about the purchase of The Face for the First Time in may of 1980, and he even had The First 10 issues on the hand to show it to me.

the magazine does not mean But as someone in the 20s, not really much for me - he went out of print in 2004, when I was 10 years old.

In its heyday, The Face came every month and would be interviews with the biggest artists in the UK and the USA show, along with presents the fashion trends of club culture and cutting-edge photography.

Cover Stars each from David Bowie , Duran Duran , Oasis, actor Luke Perry , and Naomi Campbell .

An unknown Kate Moss appeared on The Cover in 1990, a move was widely seen as The One that launched her career as a supermodel.

as the magazine relaunches this month, it will succeed in capturing a whole new generation of pop-culture and fashion lovers?

"The time felt right for a magazine that offered a certain amount of curation, if The Internet offers endless scrolling, and endless information, which" is The Face of Deputy editor-in-chief, Matthew Whitehouse, says that news beat.

"Hopefully, all want to read it, all you want to do want Young People to buy it and at the same time, you want it to be interesting to people, not Young People ," he says.

Tyler The Creator and Rosalia are two of The Face -cover of the Stars

The newly launched magazine, which came out Friday, and will be published in each quarter, has four cover Stars Harry Styles , Tyler The Creator , Dua Lipa , and Rosalia.

they all have pretty much a thousand years following, than the whole of England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford and Liam Gallagher , whose interviews feature among the 300 pages of content.

One of the big questions for Matthew is to be as inclusive of this magazine, and if you have a power of attraction far beyond London.

"I'm from the North West of England and the working class," he says.

"Something I am incredibly proud of this magazine, that it is not a London-based musician in him. "

It is a good requirement, But easily the fact that one of The Cover Stars , Dua Lipa , spent most of her life in London. be ignored

He says that none of the editors on The Face are from London and that means that everyone is "aware attractive for people outside the capital".

"I remember when I was 15 and reading this trendy magazines and think, how do I get my foot in the door, But where is the door, so it is very important for me to have these voices in it. "

So, remember, and to say for everything that he positively had The Launch party felt more High Fashion than high street.

It was. in collaboration with the designer Shoe brand Louboutin and London Fashion Week , in an exclusive Soho location

the people in a long queue down that road just to go in, and once inside, it was Packed basement filled with outfits that looked fresh from The Catwalk .

He felt, taken from the magazine "something for everyone" vibe and more like a party where Your Name is not on The List .

For the former editor of the journal, and Goldsmith's University lecturer, Kathryn Blundell, has a different perspective, and the concerns, whether or not The Face really attract the Young People .

"It is interesting that The Face has been selected, the pitch given to a younger audience, that his original readers are Now in their 40s and 50s - more established magazine-buyers," she says news beat.

"it means The Face of A Brand to people in their 20s, even if you take account of the, renewed interest in all things of the 90s.

"And almost £10 a Problem is a big issue for Young People , particularly given it is a crowded market with brands such as Dazed, which are Well -established. "

It is hard to ignore what is happening in the wider publishing industry in the UK - Last week, closing its print edition, following in the footsteps of the NME.

"What is this launch signals to me is that print adds a kudos to A Brand ," she says.

"If magazine brands, not gone, just digital, they take a long time. People forget about them and the brands that feels less relevant and Old Fashioned .

"If younger people feel the same way, is another thing though.

"Most of them are not in the habit of buying magazines Now , and things like Social Media and apps, curating content allows you to fill a void, to occupy the magazines used. "

Kathryn says, But to pull that face-to-face with content, so it seems "accessible" to a wide audience and does not look "excessive " impressions", which could help in a bigger audience.

"What can I find often when I'm on the search to magazines, which in this market is that they focus on the 'new' people, U-Bahn-name and subcultures, so you have to be really in the know to get it.

"No One wants to think they have their Finger on The Pulse of the time I think The Face of this Well has navigated - it has the big names that sell magazines, and everything is presented in an accessible style. "

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